India’s Kusha missile test signals step closer to self-reliance for air defence

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1. Sat, 8 August 2026

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   • South China Morning Post05:00first to report
     India’s Kusha missile test signals step closer to self-reliance for air defence

     India’s first test of its Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile system is seen as a milestone that could pave the way for New Delhi to bolster its home-grown air defence network and meet the challenges of future conflicts. Developed by the state-run Defence Research and Development Organisation, the system is expected to become a key part of the two-phase Mission Sudarshan Chakra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s plan for a multilayered national defence umbrella against ballistic missiles,...

2. Sun, 9 August 2026

   2 reports
   • idrw.org02:30edited after publishing
     Project Kusha and S-400: Why Russia Believes Both Systems Can Coexist in India's Air Defence Network - idrw.org

     Get the latest Indian defence news, military updates and analysis on the Indian Army, Air Force, Navy, DRDO, fighter jets, missiles and defence technology.

   • ianslive.in13:33
     Kusha missile test brings India closer to self-reliance and multilayered defence umbrella: Report

     New Delhi, Aug 9 (IANS) The first test of the Kusha long-range surface-to-air missile system is set to bring India closer to self-reliance and be a key part of Sudarshan Chakra, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s two-phase Mission for a multilayered national defence umbrella, against ballistic missiles, fighter aircraft, drones and other threats by 2035, a media report said.

3. Sat, 22 August 2026

   3 reports
   • newsx.com05:32
     What Is Trishul Missile? Know Its Range, Radar, Guidance System And Role In India’s Air Defence

     What is the Trishul missile? Know its 9-km range, Mach 2 speed, guidance system, variants, purpose, features and why India developed the short-range air-defence system.

   • idrw.org12:30edited after publishing ×2
     General Atomics Eyes India for 155mm Long-Range Manoeuvring Projectile Capable of Striking Targets Beyond 120 km - idrw.org

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     US defence major General Atomics is preparing to offer its advanced 155mm Long Range Manoeuvring Projectile (LRMP) to India, potentially providing the

   • idrw.org12:30edited after publishing ×2
     Why the T-90 Needs a Third Layer: Drone-vs-Drone Interceptors for the Fiber-Optic Threat - idrw.org

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     The Indian Army's T-90 Bhishma fleet is the armoured spearhead of any future thrust along the western and northern borders. Over 1,600 are in service,

4. Tue, 1 September 2026

   1 report
   • Times of India11:39
     S-500 and Su-57 on the table: What India could gain from its next big Russia defence deals

     India and Russia are discussing major defense deals for missile systems. The S-500 missile defense system and Su-57 stealth fighter are key topics. These discussions aim to deepen military ties between the two nations. India faces an aircraft shortfall and regional air power challenges. Broader defense cooperation and potential upgrades were also on the agenda.

5. Wed, 2 September 2026

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   • Times of India16:23
     'New peaks of lethality': IAF tests Khagantak-243; all about long range glide bomb

     The Indian Air Force has achieved a major milestone by successfully testing the Khagantak-243 glide bomb. This homegrown weapon enhances India's stand-off precision strike capability, covering distances of over 140 km once released from an aircraft. Developed in partnership by Bharat Electronics Limited and JSR Dynamics, this test underscores India's commitment to defence innovation.

6. Sat, 5 September 2026

   4 reports
   • idrw.org12:30edited after publishing
     Adani Defence, Indo-Russian Rifles Sign Five-Year Ammunition Supply Pact for AK-203 - idrw.org

     Adani Defence & Aerospace has signed a five-year agreement with Indo-Russian Rifles Private Limited (IRRPL), the India-Russia joint venture

   • idrw.org12:30edited after publishing
     L&T Partners With France’s Exail for Indian Navy’s Next-Generation Unmanned Mine Countermeasure System - idrw.org

     L&T Precision Engineering and Systems is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Exail Robotics SAS (France) and

   • idrw.org12:30edited after publishing
     India Needs Its Own Carl-Gustaf M4 — Can Private Defence Firms Deliver? - idrw.org

     There is a strategic and commercial case for Indian private companies to develop Carl-Gustaf M4-class infantry weapons, rather

   • idrw.org12:31edited after publishing
     DRDO invites Bids for S-Band High Power Microwave Development - idrw.org

     DRDO has issued RFP (Request for Proposal) under its Project SHIELD under Tender (DTDF/06/13918,) seeking to develop an S-band High Power Microwave

7. Mon, 7 September 2026

   1 report
   • eurasiareview.com22:53
     Out Of The Blind: How KHAGANTAK Stays Deadly In Freezing Heights And Desert Heat - OpEd

     On the 2nd of September, a Sukhoi Su-30MKI climbed high, steadied itself, and released a heavy cylindrical object. There was no rocket roar, no fiery tail

8. Tue, 8 September 2026

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   • Times of India10:58
     India rolls out 400th Apache fuselage as defence sector takes off

     Tata Boeing Aerospace has produced its 400th Apache helicopter fuselage in India. This achievement signifies India's growing defense manufacturing capabilities and global supply role. Indigenous defense production has significantly increased, with exports also showing dramatic growth. The government aims for substantial defense export targets by 2029. India's defense industrial base now includes numerous manufacturers and MSMEs across states.

9. Fri, 11 September 2026

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   • Times of India14:29
     Russia unveils new S-71K stealth missile for Su-57E amid potential sale to India

     Russia has disclosed its latest S-71K Kovyor air-launched weapon designed specifically for the Su-57E fighter jet. This advanced system integrates the capabilities of both cruise missiles and drones, enabling effective stand-off attacks. With enhanced stealth features and cost-effectiveness for broader operational deployment, Russia is actively engaging India in discussions about potential joint production and technology transfer related to the Su-57E and its cutting-edge armaments.

10. Tue, 15 September 2026

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    • Times of India07:09
      Does India still need Russia’s S-500? How its own missile shield is changing the equation

      India's recent missile defence trials demonstrate significant advancements in its capabilities. These tests validated the nation's ability to intercept various aerial threats effectively. Russia's S-500 Prometheus system offers advanced capabilities against ballistic missiles. India is developing its own Ballistic Missile Defence apparatus to counter modern threats. This progress places India among nations with advanced missile defence systems.

    • Times of India11:44
      IAF’s Dronathon puts indigenous drone systems to the test at Pokhran

      The Indian Air Force's Dronathon is currently underway at Pokhran Field Firing Range. Participating companies demonstrate unmanned aerial systems for various military applications. The event emphasizes operational effect under demanding and contested conditions. This initiative aligns with the Air Force's UAS Roadmap for future capabilities. These efforts signal a coordinated push for indigenous unmanned systems development.

11. Wed, 16 September 2026

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    • idrw.org03:30edited after publishing
      Maintaining Small Su-57E Unit will hit long-term force planning : IAF Official - idrw.org

      If the IAF does go ahead and inducts a small number of Su-57E fighters from Russia as interim fifth-generation jets before the AMCA is ready, it will have

    • idrw.org05:20edited after publishing
      ADE's Ghatak Tenders Reveal Deep Engineering Push Behind Stealth UCAV - idrw.org

      Following the Defence Acquisition Council's clearance of four squadrons of Ghatak Remotely Piloted Strike Aircraft — roughly 60 to 80 units — the

    • idrw.org06:30edited after publishing
      HQ-17AE: Can Pakistan's new Air defence system Stop India’s BrahMos Missile? No Says OEM - idrw.org

      A noteworthy point in the official brochure for China's HQ-17AE short-range air defence system has led people to question whether the system is capable of

    • idrw.org07:30edited after publishing
      BEL to Upgrade Combat-Control Systems on 10 Indian Navy Warships - idrw.org

      Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) is set to undertake a major combat-system modernisation programme involving 10 Indian Navy warships. The upgrade will

12. Sun, 20 September 2026

    2 reports
    • idrw.org15:00
      India Must Protect Its “Apex Predator” From Becoming Strategic Vulnerabilities - idrw.org

      It has shown through modern warfare that having an advanced combat platform is only one aspect of attaining battlefield superiority; the greater challenge

    • idrw.org16:31
      JSW Defence Puts V-BAT UAV Through Dronathon 2026 - idrw.org

      JSW Defence displayed the V-BAT UAV at the Indian Air Force's Dronathon 2026, an event that put the US-made and India-bound V-BAT UAV in the spotlight.

13. Tue, 22 September 2026

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    • Times of India08:05
      Space-age warfare: DRDO develops a more powerful laser that can take out drones at 5 km

      India's DRDO seeks industry partners for its 30kW counter-drone laser weapon. Final trials concluded in August 2025, demonstrating the technology's readiness. This system targets drone swarms and surveillance sensors up to five kilometers. Smaller laser systems are already in production and ordered by the military. This initiative enhances India's layered air defence architecture against evolving threats.

14. Fri, 25 September 2026

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    • Times of India06:43
      Hit without getting too close: How glide bombs are giving IAF greater strike power

      The Indian Air Force is preparing to induct a new satellite-guided variant of the Smart Anti-Airfield Weapon. This upcoming weapon is designed specifically to target hardened ground installations like bunkers and runways. A contract worth Rs 810.79 crore has been signed for 160 units of the advanced weapon system. The development emphasizes indigenous capabilities, showcasing the government's commitment to enhancing local defense manufacturing.

15. Sun, 27 September 2026

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    • Times of India10:30
      Korea's KF-21 is flying, AMCA still on paper: The fighter-jet race India cannot afford to lose

      As South Korea's KF-21 program progresses towards operational capability, India's AMCA program is still finalizing construction partners. The KF-21 has completed extensive testing and received certification, with production already underway. In contrast, India's bid process for an AMCA partner has faced multiple delays, slowing prototype development. The Indian Air Force currently operates below its authorized fighter strength, increasing operational challenges.

16. Tue, 29 September 2026

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    • newindianexpress.com13:56edited after publishing
      DRDO invites industry bids for new laser weapon system

      previouslyDRDO ropes in private industry for new laser weapon system

      NEW DELHI: The drone-heavy lessons from Operation Sindoor has given fresh impetus to Defence Research and Development Organisation’s laser-weapon programme, wit

17. Wed, 30 September 2026

    6 reports
    • Times of India06:53
      Four decades, thousands of test hours and one big milestone: India’s Kaveri engine story

      India's Kaveri dry engine has achieved a peak dry thrust of 48.5 kilonewtons during recent trials in Russia. The engine, built by Defence Research and Development Organisation, is designed for the Ghatak unmanned combat aerial vehicle. Flight tests were conducted using a modified Ilyushin Il-76, evaluating the engine in various conditions. This accomplishment demonstrates the progress made in India's indigenous engine development program over the years.

    • idrw.org14:32
      AeroDef Nexus Files Indian Patent for ARX-1 Cargo Aircraft - idrw.org

      AeroDef Nexus has filed an Indian Complete Patent Specification for its ARX-1 modular autonomous cargo aircraft as the company moves toward engineering and flight testing.

    • idrw.org15:08
      Indian Army Launches Fresh L/70 Modernisation Drive in J&K - idrw.org

      The Indian Army sees a new round of bids for 40mm L/70 gun systems, four GeM tenders covering sighting-system modernisation, counter-UAS detection,

    • idrw.org15:22
      India Must Start Building the Post-AMCA Fighter - idrw.org

      AMCA should not be India's technological endpoint. India needs parallel research into AI, autonomous wingmen, advanced propulsion and future combat systems.

    • idrw.org15:50
      India Explores Xinjiang Air Corridor Amid Pakistan Airspace Ban - idrw.org

      India is exploring a westbound air route via Hotan, Xinjiang, to bypass Pakistan’s closed airspace. The proposed route could connect Indian flights to

    • thediplomat.com18:56
      India’s Javelin Deal: The Unending Loop of Procurement

      The deal is one of the earliest defense deals between India and the U.S. It is also the one that dragged on the longest.

18. Thu, 1 October 2026

    3 reports
    • idrw.org07:16
      IAF Plans Separate Roles for SAT-SAAW and EO-SAAW Weapons - idrw.org

      The Indian Air Force wants SAT-SAAW and EO-SAAW variants to perform different operational roles, expanding the capabilities of its indigenous stand-off weapon family.

    • idrw.org08:38
      Indian Startup Threye Gets IAF Mirage 2000 Trainer Deal - idrw.org

      Indian startup Threye has secured a ₹135 crore Indian Air Force contract for Mirage 2000 Part Task Trainers, strengthening indigenous fighter simulation.

    • idrw.org09:46
      Army to Install 3-Layer Steel Mesh Over Key Buildings - idrw.org

      Indian Army plans three-layer steel mesh screens over sensitive forward installations, adding passive protection against drones and UAS to existing defences.

19. Fri, 2 October 2026

    1 report
    • Times of India04:07
      India's defence export milestone: Akash air defence missile enters Central Asia

      India's Akash air defence missile system has been successfully exported to Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. This follows the initial export to Armenia, marking significant international expansion. The Akash system is designed to protect areas from aerial threats and has a proven operational record. Additionally, the Indian armed forces are placing more orders and potential international demand is expected. The growth of India's defence exports reflects its advancing missile production capabilities.

20. Sun, 4 October 2026

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    • Times of India03:53
      Lockheed Martin eyes bigger India footprint with $10.5bn military aircraft bid

      Lockheed Martin plans to enhance its manufacturing capabilities in India if selected for the medium transport aircraft contract. The company already collaborates with Tata Advanced Systems for C-130J component production in India. The Indian Air Force seeks 60 medium transport aircraft to modernize its fleet due to aging aircraft. Competitors in this bid include Tata, Mahindra, and Adani Defence, partnering with global manufacturers.

21. Mon, 5 October 2026

    2 reports
    • South China Morning Post10:31
      Why India’s missile deals in Central Asia matter to Russia and China

      India has sold its Akash air-defence missile system to Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, giving it a foothold in Central Asia as it seeks to become a major global arms exporter. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh confirmed the latest sales on Thursday last week, hinting at interest from elsewhere as he called the Akash “one of our success stories”. Developed by India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation, the Akash is a home-grown, short-range surface-to-air missile system that can hit...

    • Times of India20:12
      Mission Shakti: How India’s 2019 anti-sat missile test in space caught US off guard

      India conducted an unexpected anti-satellite missile test in 2019, which surprised US security agencies completely. The former NRO officer David Grusch recounted his experiences during the incident on a podcast. India announced its capability after destroying a defunct satellite, making it the fourth country to achieve such technology. This test led to concerns about debris affecting US satellites in orbit.

22. Tue, 6 October 2026

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    • Times of India05:32
      No missiles, no bullets: US picks 4 weapons to destroy drone swarms at light speed

      The United States is set to assess four cutting-edge directed energy weapon systems designed specifically for drone defense. Under a new pilot program focused on directed energy, these technologies—prominently high energy lasers and high powered microwaves—will be tested. The goal is to bolster military proficiency by crafting robust counter-drone solutions, showcasing a strategic shift towards innovative approaches to combat emerging aerial threats.

    • Times of India10:38
      From US' HACM to India's BrahMos-II: The world's hypersonic arms race heats up

      The US Air Force's Hypersonic Attack Cruise Missile has commenced its flight-test phase in Australia. This program has faced delays, prompting a reduction in overall testing plans to adhere to schedules. Developed alongside the Royal Australian Air Force, it aims for rapid acquisition decisions by 2027. India's hypersonic ambitions are also advancing, recently highlighted by successful testing of a scramjet vehicle.

    • newindianexpress.com13:32
      MoD inks Rs 661-crore deal for BrahMos launchers, fire-control systems for Navy ships

      NEW DELHI: The defence ministry on Tuesday inked a Rs 661 crore contract with BrahMos Aerospace for fire-control systems and launchers for Navy warships, as the

23. Wed, 7 October 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India05:13
      From Shakti to Aravalli: India's helicopter engine journey takes shape

      Defence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated a second production line for Shakti helicopter engines at HAL's Koraput division. This facility is expected to be fully operational by 2028-29 and will produce up to 100 engines annually. HAL is also increasing the production capacity of AL-31FP engines for the Su-30MKI to support aircraft operations. The Shakti engine development exemplifies India's progress in aerospace technology and indigenous manufacturing capabilities.

    • pragativadi.com12:33
      India Fortifies Local Defence R&D as MoD Unveils Simplified SOP for Test and Firing Ranges

      Learn about the key features of the revised SOP for MoD Proof Ranges aimed at streamlining defence processes and boosting innovation.

24. Thu, 8 October 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India07:06
      IAF at 94: Capable, but stretched

      On the occasion of its 94th anniversary, the Indian Air Force faces significant scrutiny regarding its reduced combat readiness. Currently operating with merely 30 fighter squadrons instead of the authorized 42, questions about its capacity to effectively deter potential threats are becoming increasingly concerning.

    • Times of India08:03
      17,500 feet and counting: How Army is betting on FPV drones in the Himalayas

      The Indian Army has placed an order for 225 First-Person View drones for their operations. These drones were tested under demanding high-altitude conditions to ensure performance and reliability. As tensions along the Line of Actual Control and the Line of Control persist, drone capabilities become increasingly vital. The Army focuses on indigenous manufacturing to meet its specific operational requirements.

25. Fri, 9 October 2026

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    • Times of India06:04
      Can a warship become a mini aircraft carrier? India, US are testing two different answers

      India is advancing its Naval Shipborne Unmanned Aerial System programme after receiving clearance from the Defence Acquisition Council. The systems will enhance intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance for naval operations and support various missions. The Indian drones aim for at least 60% indigenous content and face operational challenges from the maritime environment. Meanwhile, the United States is developing advanced AI-piloted drones for naval warfare without requiring a runway.

26. Sat, 10 October 2026

    4 reports
    • idrw.org12:14
      Chinese Media Questions IAF Chief’s J-35 Assessment - idrw.org

      Chinese-language commentary questions the IAF chief’s J-35 assessment, highlighting Pakistan’s fighter plans and India’s AMCA and Su-57 options.

    • idrw.org13:22
      Why India Needs More Than a 50:50 Fighter Engine Deal - idrw.org

      Safran-GTRE co-development could give India a route to fighter-engine independence, but intellectual property, core technology and development timelines will determine success.

    • idrw.org14:59
      DRDO Seeks Indigenous Photonic Chip for Radars - idrw.org

      DRDO has issued an RFI for an indigenous photonic transceiver chip using RF-over-Fiber technology to connect radar arrays over long distances.

    • idrw.org15:27
      Astra Missile Upgrade Puts Pakistan’s PL-15E in Focus - idrw.org

      DRDO's ARDE has outlined a 160 km Astra Mk1 and 240 km Mk2 range target, pending performance validation and confirmation of operational rollout.drdo-astra-mk1-160-km-mk2-240-km-range-upgrade

27. Sun, 11 October 2026

    4 reports
    • Times of India03:14
      Lockheed unveils new Patriot interceptor to counter hypersonic missiles

      Lockheed Martin has announced the development of PAC-3 Edge to enhance missile defense capabilities against hypersonic threats. The interceptor will feature upgraded systems for improved tracking and maneuverability during flight. Current missile defense systems face significant challenges when intercepting hypersonic missiles, which can change trajectories mid-flight. The company plans to test the new interceptor by 2027 and aims for deployment by 2031.

    • idrw.org04:59
      Dhanush Gun Draws Massive Interest From African Countries - idrw.org

      India’s Dhanush artillery gun is attracting strong interest from multiple African countries, potentially opening new export opportunities for the indigenous howitzer.

    • webindia123.com11:31
      INS Sahyadri arrives at Vladivostok, Russia for bilateral exercise Indra-2026
    • livemint.com18:39
      Meet JSW Motors’ Combat SUV: What to expect from its hybrid engine, range and tech

      JSW Motors is set to enter India’s passenger vehicle market on 4 December with the Combat, a plug-in hybrid SUV based on China’s Jetour T2. The model is expected to offer 360 hp, rugged styling and an electric-only range of around 90 km.

28. Mon, 12 October 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India13:14
      The Himalayas are getting a new war machine as Indian Army expands its drone arsenal

      The Indian Army has ordered 225 First-Person View drones aimed at enhancing operational capabilities in Ladakh. These drones will be provided by Gurgaon-based Aerodrone Robotics Pvt Ltd following successful trials at high altitudes. Increasing drone deployment is part of the Army's modernization efforts in response to regional tensions and warfare evolution. The drones are expected to improve surveillance and logistics in challenging terrains.

    • english.pravda.ru19:59
      JSW Combat Swaps Jetour T2 ICE for Hybrid Powertrain

      JSW Motors introduces the Combat in India using the Jetour T2 body and chassis, but pairs it with a new parallel hybrid drivetrain and local CKD assembly to address

29. Tue, 13 October 2026

    3 reports
    • Times of India10:32
      3 times cheaper than Patriot? US firm Anduril unveils Steelfin interceptor

      Anduril Industries has unveiled the Steelfin family of surface-to-air interceptor missiles, specifically crafted to meet evolving air defense requirements. These advanced interceptors efficiently neutralize threats such as drones and cruise missiles while maintaining cost-effectiveness. Their modular design allows for tailored configurations across diverse missions, streamlining production. Full-rate manufacturing is anticipated to commence by late 2028 or early 2029 following rigorous testing.

    • indiatimes.com11:55
      Indian Navy to commission indigenous warship Samarthak on October 16

      The Indian Navy is set to commission Samarthak, their first multi-purpose vessel, on October 16, 2026. Built by Larsen & Toubro Ltd under the Make in India initiative, this vessel focuses on maritime surveillance. Samarthak is designed for various operations including patrolling and humanitarian assistance missions. Its integrated combat suite features indigenous sensors and weapons for operations in difficult conditions.

    • indiatimes.com18:42
      Army gets largest batch of indigenous loitering munitions

      The Nagastra-1R has been procured by the Army for short-range operations and is seen as a low-cost platform that can be used in large numbers during a conflict. In the aftermath of Operation Sindoor, the armed forces have been focusing on low-cost, indigenous platforms that can be produced quickly for mass deployment.

30. Thu, 15 October 2026

    1 report
    • Times of India05:30
      Unmanned tanks to spearhead combat of future, Russia takes lead with India close behind

      Russia has introduced the unmanned Shturm tank, designed for breaching defenses and urban combat. The Indian Army is also converting T-72 tanks into unmanned vehicles using innovative technology. These vehicles will undertake high-risk missions while protecting crew members from threats. Other countries, including China and Australia, are exploring similar advancements in military robotics. This approach signifies a shift towards integrating unmanned systems into traditional armored forces.

31. Fri, 16 October 2026

    4 reports
    • idrw.org06:08
      Sarus Aerospace UAV Reaches US Airspace from Belagavi - idrw.org

      Sarus Aerospace says its indigenously developed aircraft has flown in US airspace, marking a new milestone for the Karnataka-based aerospace company.

    • idrw.org07:22
      DRDO Plans to Tap New Opportunities in the Ballistic Missile Market - idrw.org

      DRDO is looking to tap a broader ballistic missile market, potentially expanding opportunities for indigenous missile technologies and future defence requirements.

    • idrw.org08:37
      EndureAir Delivers ALAKH Kamikaze UAV to Indian Army - idrw.org

      EndureAir announces delivery of its ALAKH Kamikaze UAV, a one-way attack drone with a stated 10 km range, 100 km/h speed and 30-minute endurance.

    • Times of India11:21
      Staying connected under fire: How GSAT-7C will boost IAF's fighting edge

      The Indian Air Force signed a deal for the GSAT-7C satellite to boost its communications capabilities. This satellite aims to enhance secure communications for network-centric warfare beyond traditional networks. It is designed to facilitate real-time connectivity, allowing various military platforms to communicate effectively. Developing this satellite domestically reduces reliance on foreign providers, enhancing India's military autonomy. However, details regarding its specifications and...

32. Sat, 17 October 2026

    2 reports
    • Times of India08:25
      India’s Zorawar light tank faces protection and performance trade-off

      India's Zorawar light tank program is facing a critical design challenge in upgrading protection without sacrificing mobility. The Indian Army requires stronger armour to resist more powerful ammunition and threats. Development is ongoing by the Defence Research and Development Organisation and Larsen & Toubro, with an expected service entry around 2028-2029. A phased approach might help balance initial production with future upgrades for protection.

    • eurasiareview.com23:48
      IAF Gets Its Own Voice In The Sky: GSAT-7C Deal Seals India's Dedicated Air Force Satellite - OpEd

      Somewhere above the Himalayas, a fighter pilot banks into a valley where mountain walls swallow radio signals. Hundreds of kilometres away, a drone operator