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IAF to get mini drones for covert operations

From Israeli sniper and assault rifles to European “underwater open-circuit diving equipment”, the Special Forces of the armed forces are slowly but surely inducting specialised weaponry and equipment for their clandestine warfare and counter-terrorism operations. Defence ministry has said the latest acquisition is the Rs 27 crore contract for 65 ...

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Russia to open helicopter flight training center in India

Russian Helicopters Holding (part of Rostec Corporation) intends to open a flight training center to train flight and mechanical personnel for Russian helicopters in the near future. Personnel undertaking training will include “both members from the Indian Ministry of Defense as well as the civilian sector. Russian produced helicopters began ...

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India emerges a key player in Asia-Pacific power games

Two very important statements from Kevin Andrews, Australia’s foreign minister, and Kevin Rudd, the country’s former prime minister, have opened up the scenario of a newly developing strategic balance in the Indian Ocean and the Asia Pacific regions. The two important things are- India’s growing importance in the region, with ...

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INS Dega to have MiG-29K squadron

Naval Air Station INS Dega that presently has the only Advanced Jet Trainer (AJT) squadron in the country will also have a MiG-29 K squadron, says Commanding Officer of INS Dega Capt. D Bhattacharya. The MiG squadron is expected to be launched once aircraft carrier Vikrant to be based at ...

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India is helping build World’s largest Nuclear Fusion Reactor

News: At a time when an impasse over the Indo-US nuclear deal has been broken (in January) and both countries are looking forward to steering their ‘123 agreement’, and when the world is talking about nuclear non-proliferation, India is working diligently to build the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) by ...

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India finishes phase one of Maldives radar system

News: With an eye on maritime threats, India has finally finished the first phase of a security umbrella being built in Maldives with the installation of the third coastal radar system in the island country. The development assumes significance in the wake of increased Chinese naval activity in the Indian ...

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Modi’s foreign policy is beating Pakistan at every step

News: The report pins the blame on the country’s old-school diplomats, politicians and military thinkers of ignoring the changes in the global environment and their attitude towards arch-rival India and the world’s major powers. Pakistan’s diplomatic policy is shaped by ideology instead of being based on pragmatism. While the Islamic ...

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