Solar Industries’ defence unit wins Rs 158 crore deal from Defence Ministry
Solar Industries’ defence unit signed a Rs 158 crore contract with the Ministry of Defence. The deal is for supplying defence products and will be completed within one year.
Solar Industries’ defence unit signed a Rs 158 crore contract with the Ministry of Defence. The deal is for supplying defence products and will be completed within one year.
The Indian Army will soon receive over 4.25 lakh close-quarter battle carbines, helping its combat power in tight, urban spaces. DRDO and Bharat Forge will supply these weapons.
INS Tamal, a powerful stealth warship built in Russia, will join the Indian Navy on July 1. The ship adds strength to India’s fleet and shows strong India and Russia defence ties.
U.S and Israeli strikes destroyed Iran’s nuclear sites which raised fears over Gulf water safety. Experts say radiation risks are low, but Gulf states brace for possible contamination from future attacks.
The Indian Army is using new Indian-made post-quantum cryptography tools to protect its communications, stay ahead of cyber threats, and boost tech growth through major investments.
ISRO has given HAL the technology to build and launch SSLV rockets in a ₹511 crore deal. This move will help boost India’s small satellite launch market in the future.
Assam Royal Global University has launched two scholarship schemes for CRPF families, offering full and partial tuition support to dependents and wards of personnel including children of martyrs and gallantry awardees.
The Indian Army has opened a drone repair lab in Wellington with Chennai’s Zuppa. Soldiers will now learn to fly and fix drones, helping them stay ready during missions.
India’s defence sector is expected to grow 15-17% in FY26 due to strong local orders, more exports, and bigger government spending.
INS Arnala has officially joined the Indian Navy, bringing new strength to coastal defense. This advanced ship is made in India, built to track and fight enemy submarines near shorelines.