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Agni-Prime tested again: https://pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=1930689 Apparently this was the last pre-induction trial. The Strategic Forces Command (SFC) was hands-on with this test. So it seems the the MRBM-class deterrence delivery system intended toward Pakistan is set for a...

via Orion Intel

21 March 2024 By Navin Singh Khadka, Environment correspondent, BBC World Service India is taking another step in its quest to find valuable minerals hidden in the depths of the ocean which could hold the key to a cleaner future. The country, which already has two deep-sea exploration licences...

Indians now hold majority share in JSW MG Motor India By Ketan Thakkar and Prerna Lidhoo 20 Mar 2024 Indians hold a majority stake in the newly formed JSW M G Motor India - a joint venture between JSW Group and China's largest car maker Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation's British Brand...

Indian bonds are set to be added to global indexes. Here’s why it could be a gamechanger PUBLISHED TUE, MAR 26 202412:10 AM EDTUPDATED TUE, MAR 26 20241:04 AM EDT Shreyashi Sanyal@IN/SHREYASHI-SANYAL-7B10941B The decision to include Indian government bonds in two prominent global indexes...

Shardul-class LSTs of the Indian Navy on an beach landing exercise during the Sea Phase. Note the hovercraft in the background:

U.S. And India Hold Largest Combined Amphibious Exercise To Date The increased naval cooperation comes amid deepening ties between Washington and New Delhi in the face of an increasingly assertive China and a deteriorating situation in the Red Sea. Aaron-Matthew Lariosa 27 Mar 2024 The...

Vikram-1's second-stage motor (253 kN in vac) test fired!

First Mk-1A is flying! 🥳

Credits in pic:

It seems the IAF's standard Tipnis Grey was applied since that ^^ photo was taken. First pics from the Mk-1A's high-speed taxi trials: Quite a few differences in fitments are already apparent compared to the original Mk-1: One of the new additions seems to be the BNET Software Defined...

Three pictures that beautifully illustrate the difference in size between the Kamorta-class corvette (~3300 tons)... ...the Shivalik-class frigate (~6200 tons)... ...and in turn the Shivalik next to a Kolkata-class destroyer (~7500 tons):

I don't know the exact number, but yes Uttam will become operational on the Mk-1A production run.

Teasing the first Tejas Mk-1A... According to reliable journalists, the low-speed taxi trials on the first Mk-1A airframe are completed. Status of high-speed taxiing is not known...but either way, a first flight is expected pretty soon.

This has nothing to do with anti-piracy. This is a submarine readiness exercise.

8 x SSKs on exercise in the Arabian Sea, across all three types we currently operate (Scorpene, Kilo & U209): Submariners tasting the seawater as per tradition...

Yes - just to get the sensor fusion working. Eventually it should have 6 apertures.