Weapon system

He was speaking while inaugurating the third edition of the annual Military Literature Festival read more

The Indian Air Force will be receiving 22 Apache AH-64E(I) helicopters in all in a $1.1-billion deal with US defence giant Boeing signed in September 2015. read more

North Korea has taken escalating steps in recent weeks to show its frustration with the U.S.’s refusal to meet its demands in nuclear talks. read more

India’s acquisition of S-400s “effectively could limit India’s ability to increase our own interoperability”, Alice Wells, head of the state department’s South and Central Asia bureau told lawmakers at a congressional hearing. read more

India had inked a $ 1.1-billion deal with the US defence giant Boeing, in September 2015 for 22 Apaches. The first batch of choppers will be based at the Pathankot air base, said one of the officials cited above. read more

India is no longer the world’s largest importer of weapons, a position it held for over a decade, with Saudi Arabia topping the global share of arms imports between 2014 and 2018. read more

India has earlier held talks with the Vietnam government for the sale of the BrahMos, a supersonic cruise missile developed by an Indo-Russian joint venture set up in 1998. The Indian Navy inducted the missile on its frontline warships in 2005. read more

There are arguably fewer military reforms that would so greatly enhance India’s fighting capability than the full operational integration of its warships, fighters, tanks and other platforms. read more

The 31 students, including four girls, will be the first batch to take the four-year course of “experimental programme for intelligent weapons systems”. read more

According to the report, the Chinese HD-1 supersonic missile will face little competition in the international market. read more

India will sign the S-400 missile system deal with Russia during the annual summit between PM Narendra Modi and President Vladimir Putin next week, hoping for a US sanction waiver, and to prevent Russia from directly selling weapon systems to Pakistan... read more

Defence sources said equipping armed forces with unmanned tanks, vessels and robotic weaponry in surveillance of India’s borders with China and Pakistan would ease pressure on personnel guarding the sensitive frontiers. read more

In a carefully worded statement to Hindustan Times, the US state department did not directly say if the purchase of the weapon system by India was sanctionable. read more