India becomes the first nation to neutralize multiple air bases of a nuclear-armed country.

UPDATE | DAC Approves Defence Acquisition Proposals Worth ₹2.12 Lakh Crore The Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, has accorded Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) for capital acquisition proposals worth approximately ₹2.12 lakh crore for the Indian Armed Forces. Around 82% of the proposed procurements will be sourced from Indian industry, reinforcing the government’s push for indigenous defence manufacturing and Aatmanirbhar Bharat. 🪖 Indian Army - High Mobility Vehicles (HMVs): Improve operational mobility and logistical support in challenging terrain. - Self-Propelled Tracked Gun Systems: Deliver enhanced mobility and firepower to mechanised formations. - Gun Shot Response Systems (GSRS): Strengthen real-time battlefield awareness. - Light Multi-Role Helicopters (LMRH): Support reconnaissance, surveillance, combat, search and rescue, and HADR operations. - Very Short-Range Air Defence Systems (VSHORADS): Counter emerging small aerial threats. - Platform-Based Counter-UAS Systems: Enhance protection and survivability against unmanned aerial threats. - Long-Range Unmanned Aerial Systems: Expand long-range unmanned operational capabilities. - Surveillance UAVs: Improve battlefield reconnaissance and intelligence gathering. - Integrated Surveillance and Strike Systems: Enhance target acquisition and strike effectiveness. - Long-Range Kamikaze Drone Systems: Strengthen long-range precision-strike capabilities. ⚓ Indian Navy - Active Offboard Decoy Systems (AODS): Strengthen naval protection against modern anti-ship missile threats. - Major Naval Platforms: Indigenous-designed and built platforms will enhance combat capabilities and operational preparedness. ✈️ Indian Air Force - Helicopters: Strengthen operational mobility and air transport capabilities. - Air Defence Systems: Bolster protection against aerial threats. - Weapons: Enhance combat effectiveness and war-fighting capabilities. - Special Utility Helicopters: Address critical air transport requirements. - Mobile X-Band Doppler Weather Radar Systems: Enable high-resolution, localised weather monitoring in forward areas. The latest approvals represent a significant step towards modernising India's armed forces, strengthening domestic defence manufacturing, and reducing dependence on foreign suppliers.

Speculation: The next CCS meeting will clear Project 18 destroyers. I’ll believe it when it actually happens.

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#WATCH | The Trilochan aircraft formation, featuring a Netra AEW&C aircraft escorted by two MiG-29 fighter jets, is being displayed during the Air Force Day Aerial Display 2026 at Namo Ghat in Varanasi.

Nabhdrishti Aerospace has topped the technical evaluation with 88/100, followed by Chistats Labs (68), Smart Machines & Structures (65) and NeST Digital (60).

#EXCLUSIVE | GTRE, DRDO has shortlisted four firms for the PBO & CNC stage of its project to develop a Digital Twin Framework for Aero Gas Turbine Engine Health & Usage Monitoring System (HUMS) under TDF Scheme. The qualified firms are: 1. NeST / SFO Technologies, Cochin 2. ChiStats Labs, Pune 3. Nabhdhrishti Aerospace, Bengaluru 4. Smart Machines and Structures, Hyderabad

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Just Detected & Tracked F35 Ant Example

JUST IN | Indian Army's Simulator Development Division has released a requirement for the design and development of a Multi-Utility Unmanned Ground Vehicle (MU-UGV). The platform will feature a tracked mobile base, a robotic arm, a multi-camera perception system, and a secure remote-control station to enable the safe handling, relocation, and disposal of unexploded ordnance. With the system also intended for export to the Philippines, this initiative presents an opportunity for Indian defence manufacturers to strengthen indigenous capabilities and expand India's footprint in the global defence market.

#UPDATE | IIT-K incubated Startup, Maraal Aerospace has secured the Indian Army’s tender worth ₹1.98 crore for the Development of solar-powered drones.

An AI-assisted simulation showing Arudhra tracking an F-35A is interesting, but it is not proof. We don’t know the RCS model, the aspect angle, the clutter or whether any jamming was in play. The number that matters isn’t the 400 km instrumented range. It’s the range at which a stealth jet gets a firm track. And honestly, even a detection at 60 km on a radar rated for 300 km means you’re not caught off guard. A turkey that sees the oven coming is still a turkey, but at least it knew.

India becomes the largest supplier of Explosives to Eastern Europe in FY26 ✅$45M in explosives exports in 2025-26, surpassing the US ($35M) ✅Zero exports before 2022-23; rapid growth after Ukraine war ✅Part of 1,600% surge in Indian ammunition exports to Europe ✅Now 2nd overall for shells, mortars, propellants & explosives (after South Korea) ✅Fuelled by Eastern Europe's rearmament and stockpile needs

The Adani Group seems to be a constant target, with many attacks relying on allegations that are misleading or unsubstantiated. If you have issues with the group, challenge them with facts. Be a man, compete fair and square, and let the truth speak for itself.

DRDO-NPOL Floats RFP for Side Scan & Multi-Beam Sonar Transducer Arrays for 2 AUVs DRDO’s NPOL, Kochi, issued RFP to develop V2 Side Scan Sonar (SSS) and Multi-Beam Echo-Sounder (MBE) arrays for underwater imaging surveys on 2 AUVs. ✅Scope: 4 Nos 1.8m SSS (Port/Stbd) & 2 Sets MBE (Tx+Rx) arrays. ✅SSS (450–500 kHz): >50 kHz BW, 40 Rx & 3 Tx modules, 0.1°x45° Rx beam, SL ≥203 dB, RS ≥-200 dB, 38 dB preamp. ✅MBE (625–675 kHz): 50 kHz BW, 96 Rx & 3 Tx modules, SL ≥185 dB, RS ≥-208 dB. ✅Depth/Env: ≥300m (30 bar design; 35–45 bar, thermal & 6 grms vib tests).

Defence R&D and Chairman DRDO Shri Rajesh Kumar Singh today virtually inaugurated the Setting to Work Phase-2 (STW-2) activity of the Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) System Energy Module, indigenously developed by Naval Materials Research Laboratory (NMRL), DRDO, at L&T, Hazira, Gujarat. The event was held in the presence of Vice Admiral B Sivakumar, Chief of Materiel, Indian Navy, and Dr R Balamuralikrishnan, DG (N&SM), DRDO. The AIP system enhances the underwater endurance of diesel-electric submarines by reducing their dependence on atmospheric oxygen, thereby strengthening their operational capability and endurance underwater. The achievement marks another significant milestone in India’s pursuit of self-reliance in critical defence technologies.