Akashteer: How Akashteer Connects Radars and Sensors in Real Time?
Akashteer is India’s advanced automated air defence system that links radars and sensors in real time, giving the Army a clear air picture and faster response to aerial threats.
Akashteer is India’s advanced automated air defence system that links radars and sensors in real time, giving the Army a clear air picture and faster response to aerial threats.
Russia has reportedly offered India the Geran-3 kamikaze drone, a fast long-range strike UAV with a heavy warhead, designed to challenge advanced air defence systems and hit deep targets.
The Indo-Maldivian joint military exercise Ekuverin has entered its final phase in Kerala, aiming to strengthen defence cooperation, improve combat skills.
Anyone planning to join the Indian Armed Forces must understand the eligibility rules, age limits and selection steps. Applicants should always check official websites for the correct and full details before applying.
The accused has been identified as Kulendra Sharma, a former employee of the Indian Air Force. He was arrested by the Sonitpur district police following intelligence inputs regarding his alleged activities.
The government told Parliament that 11,152 acres of defence land is under encroachment. It also shared details on vacant land, ongoing court cases, and how defence land is used nationwide.
Russia has actively courted India for years to consider its Su-57 fifth-generation stealth fighter.
India and Greece held their first Maritime Security Dialogue in Athens, where both sides discussed naval teamwork, real-time sea awareness and blue economy plans to build stronger and safer maritime cooperation.
RRP Defense has partnered with Israel’s Meprolight to bring advanced electro-optics and weapon sight systems to India. The deal includes technology transfer, local assembly and a long-term plan for full Indian manufacturing.
The inaugural JWG meeting was held in New Delhi on 9 December 2025 and was co-chaired by Joint Secretary (Defence), Amitabh Prasad, on the Indian side and Deputy Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Brunei, Poh Kui Choon, on Brunei’s side.