India and the UAE are discussing possible defence deals involving BrahMos missiles and air defence systems as Abu Dhabi seeks stronger military capabilities and expands defence partnerships amid regional security concerns.
India has launched the world’s first Shipbreaking Credit Note under SBFAS 2.0, rewarding responsible ship recycling while supporting new shipbuilding, investment, job creation, and long-term maritime industry growth.
India is exploring a future 1,500-km BrahMos missile that could dramatically extend strike range, improve deterrence, strengthen long-range precision attack capabilities, and support next-generation defence modernization plans.
India plans to reduce BrahMos missile production costs by nearly 20% by 2028 through greater use of indigenous components, local warhead manufacturing, improved supply chains, and increased domestic sourcing.
The Defence Ministry has signed a Rs 425 crore contract with Bharat Forge to supply 12 indigenous Marine Gas Turbine Generators for the Indian Navy, strengthening self-reliance and domestic defence manufacturing.
SMPP and KNDS have signed a defence agreement to manufacture advanced loitering munitions in India. The project will strengthen the Indian Army’s precision-strike capabilities and support the country’s self-reliance goals.
India now supplies nearly one in five sailors worldwide, making it a global maritime leader. Despite dangers at sea, thousands of young Indians continue choosing Merchant Navy careers for opportunity and growth.
Indian defence company SMPP has partnered with European firm KNDS to manufacture advanced loitering munitions in India, aiming to strengthen precision-strike capabilities and meet the Indian Army’s growing operational needs.
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.
