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Larger, huh. It appears we are essentially building our own S80+ at this point.

INS Delhi, INS Shivalik, INS Satpura, INS Sahyadri, INS Ranvijay

RLV LEX-03

Never mind, the Indian shells made it to Ukraine (the yellow ones):

@Afif This should definitively answer the question of the Philippines' ability to acquire OTH targets for BrahMos to engage at longer ranges: they'll be relying on the US to provide those inputs. As I mentioned before, the BrahMos electronics (both onboard & ground-based) were made fully...

https://www.timesnownews.com/india/iaf-rafales-to-join-us-air-force-for-red-flag-exercise-in-alaska-article-110503915

Czech MoD bought 80,000 x 120mm heavy mortar shells and 50,000 x 125mm tank shells from India's MIL. Most of Czechia's Soviet-origin tank platforms (which use 125mm shells) have already been transferred to Ukraine, so if these rounds are indeed going to Ukraine I've no idea how they plan on...

Good news for AMCA: @Nilgiri Information regarding the plan for the 50k-ton press was revealed in HAL's investors call.

With ASRAAM

Vikrant or Vikramaditya? Either way, hope to see cross-decking of MH-60Rs with the Canberra-class LHDs

They're talking about a completely different timeframe here. This is a long-term carrier building program which is important to have if you don't want to keep re-learning how to build +40k ton vessels after every decade. SSNs are a strategic priority - there never was a question about not...

Work on third aircraft carrier to start soon, more to follow, says Defence Minister Ajay Banerjee New Delhi, May 14 India will soon start making its third aircraft carrier, said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh while talking to The Tribune. He was referring to the pending proposal of the Navy...

Perhaps...I think LVM3 should be able accommodate something the mass of the MSL/Curiosity. Might take too long to get there though.

This is interesting...I wonder if MLM is being considered in place of MOM-2 or sometime after it? MOM-2 is relatively uncomplicated in comparison to this: Sky-crane deployment for the rover :eek: Not public yet AFAIK.

Lam Research expanding Semiconductor Fabrication Equipment supply chain ecosystem in India by Nidhi Singal for Business Today Fueling India’s ambition of creating a 360-degree ecosystem for semiconductor manufacturing, including the establishment of Semiconductor Wafer Fab Equipment (WEF)...

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/india-now-net-exporter-of-medical-consumables/articleshow/109927675.cms ++++...

In 2021, under the aegis of the SIAM ‘Atmanirbhar Sourcing Group’, all of SIAM’s OEMs along with Automotive Component Manufacturers Association (ACMA) members agreed on a ‘localisation roadmap’. As part of this detailed roadmap, it was agreed that the OEMs would reduce their import content by...

It seems the total amount of Rupee-equivalent currency offloaded from vostro accounts by buying engineering goods was $4 bn. Nothing to indicate it was all 'arms'. Seems like a sensationalist title. Could also be industrial equipment that is often classified as dual-use i.e. explosives for...

I think at the core of is the Chinese belief that they hold the key of initiating any hostilities, that therefore they can choose the time & place as well as who to fight. Right now, they're not wrong about that, thanks to the fact that the SCS region remain incredibly important to the global...

Makes sense from a US perspective. The facilities in SCS/Singapore are simply too close to the action and liable to be attacked/degraded in the event of a kinetic war between US & China. Having repair & logistics facilities in India can be a nice insurance as attacking them would mean drawing...