The Indian Army’s Lt Gen Amardeep Singh Aujla pointed the importance of leading in technology in defence, emphasizing the need for collaboration between the defence sector and industry.
The Defence Ministry has approved the purchase of nine new laser-based systems by the Indian Army, primarily used in Jammu, to combat the increasing threat of drones.
General Anil Chauhan announced that ISRO plans to launch 52 satellites for India’s military, aiding intelligence gathering, surveillance, and reconnaissance.
The Trishakti Corps in eastern India conducted an exercise involving soldiers and robots, demonstrating the potential of a new method for future warfare.
Union Minister of State for Defence, Sanjay Seth, confirmed this during a recent session in the Lok Sabha, responding to a query by DMK MP Kalanidhi Veeraswamy.
South Korean company Hanwha Aerospace has won a $253 million contract to send 100 more K9 self-propelled howitzers to India, a move in line with India’s plan to produce more weapons in its own country.
The White Tiger Division of the Indian Army demonstrated their Air Defence capabilities in a live missile-firing exercise using the 9K33 Osa-AK missile system
Southern Command marks 131st Raising Day in Pune with wreath-laying ceremony, public tributes, and special ‘Echoes of Valour’ laser show honoring India’s defense heroes
Upendra Dwivedi, the Army Chief, discussed changes at the CDM, including utilizing new technology, reorganizing the army, improving training, and ensuring effective collaboration with the navy and air force.
The three-day drill, conducted from March 25-27, saw participation from the Army, Air Force, and Navy, focusing on multi-domain operations, real-time surveillance, and precision strikes under simulated electronic warfare conditions.
