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HAL, a leading aerospace company in India, is developing the Hindustan Lead-in Fighter Trainer (HLFT-42) for the Indian Air Force.

India is capable of responding at the level we think acceptable and is willing to impose our own escalation matrix, he said. "

The incredible development in aviation is ushering in the age of hypersonic flying. The moment has arrived for India to develop hypersonic

India's emergence as a global defence-manufacturing hub is making waves in the international community. In the financial year 2023, India

Without engaging in any form of vendor competition, the Indian Defence Ministry has chosen state-run Bharat Electronics Ltd. for three defen

ASG Group, based in Stockport, has announced its commitment to quality and accreditation approvals, highlighting its growing capabilities...

Indo-Russian BrahMos missile has become more indigenous over the years. In 2004, the missile had only 13% indigenous components, but now it

The launch of next generation attack drones — PALM-400 for the Indian Army will provide the most lethal firepower...

MRSAM was developed jointly by Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) ...

The Cabinet Committee on Security has approved the purchase of 70 Hindustan Turbo Trainer-40 (HTT-40) basic trainer aircraft (BTA).

India, Italy open new chapter of defence ties; announce strategic partnership...

Indian Navy's aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya carrying out sea trials post-refit..

The defence ministry’s target to raise India’s annual defence exports to $5 billion by 2024-25 reiterated by PM Modi.

An Indian submarine has, for the first time ever, docked in Indonesia, which is among the countries locked in a maritime dispute with China.