After 25 years of development, BrahMos has evolved into India’s premier strike missile. Its speed, precision, multi-platform launch capability, and growing range have made it one of the world’s most formidable weapons.
Bharat Forge subsidiary KSSL unveiled the Simha 4×4 armoured vehicle at Eurosatory 2026 in Paris, aiming to meet global defence needs with a versatile, export-focused platform.
India is exploring three-stream adaptive engine technology as GTRE studies advanced propulsion systems that could power future fighter jets with better range, cooling, and combat performance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled 13 major agreements covering defence, AI, trade, innovation, and digital cooperation, marking a new phase in India-France ties.
India’s indigenous Arudhra radar has sparked interest over whether it can spot stealth aircraft like the F-35. While its advanced capabilities are significant, official confirmation remains unavailable.
The Ballistic Missile Defence program began in the early 2000s to counter growing regional missile capabilities.
Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and French Minister of the Armed Forces Catherine Vautrin held long talks about future military needs.
The Indian Army may revive its stalled K30 Biho air defence deal as lessons from Operation Sindoor highlight the urgent need for mobile protection against drones and low-flying threats.
India’s indigenous Arudhra Radar has drawn global attention after an AI-based simulation reportedly tracked a simulated F-35A, highlighting advances in India’s evolving air defence capabilities.
India’s massive Future Infantry Combat Vehicle programme is moving ahead as AVNL invites Indian defence firms to participate, supporting the Army’s plan to replace its ageing BMP-2 fleet.
