India Defence News

In response to the ongoing standoff with China's People's Liberation Army along the Line of Actual Control in eastern Ladakh, the Indian Army is contemplating a rise in the number of Mandarin speakers within its ranks. The objective behind this initiative is to overcome language barriers during interactions with Chinese forces at the border

By the end of this year, the Indian Army is set to receive delivery of the RPAVs (Remotely Piloted Aerial Vehicles), with the complete supply expected within a year. According to sources, the Indian Army is acquiring these RPAVs not only for its own use but also for the Indian Air Force.

In the spirit of honoring the courageous martyrs who made the ultimate sacrifice during the Kargil War, Rajnath Singh paid heartfelt tributes. Additionally, he is set to address the troops, engage in discussions with the Commanders, and participate in various ceremonial activities.

Today is Kargil Vijay Diwas, a day to pay tribute to all the mighty warriors who defended every inch of their motherland with sky-high spirits and steely determination like a mountain. India honours the valour of its armed forces that thwarted the nefarious designs of Pakistan

As India celebrates Kargil Vijay Diwas in honour of the soldiers who were martyred in the Kargil war, here are some facts about the 60-day war between India and Pakistan.

Take a look at the fascinating history behind the color-coded system used by warship sailors on flight decks for order and safety. Watch a video from exercise BALTOPS 2023, showcasing how this system streamlines operations. USS carrier Mount Whitney trains with NATO Allies in the Baltic Sea.

Countries like Argentina, Egypt, and the Philippines have evinced interest in HAL’s LCA Tejas. HAL has offered 15 LCA Mk-1 to Argentina, 20 LCAs to Egypt, and six helicopters to the Philippines. HAL today has an order book of Rs 84,000 crore.

On 26 July every year, India honours the bravery and sacrifice of the Indian soldiers who fought valiantly to defend the nation's sovereignty. Let's take a look at the bravery of one such soldier, Subedar Major Sanjay Kumar.

The Software-Defined Radio Tactical (SDR-Tac) has been installed in most of the warships. Equipped with several multimedia capabilities, the indigenous SDR provides real-time voice, data and video information.

According to sources, the Gorkha Rifles' character will remain unchanged. To ensure this, recruitment will focus on tribals from states such as Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, and Assam. That's because these individuals possess traits and physical attributes akin to the Nepalese Gorkhas.