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It’s L&T for Light Tank ! Putting all the speculations to rest, “We now can confirm, its L&T with CVRDE that will make the light tank for Indian Army”. Larsen & Toubro has cleared the Techno-commercial Evaluation stage for the development of assembly test chassis and its related subsystems. As...

Indo-China conflict in the Aksai Chin region...it might be fought with clubs and batons though like how we've been fighting over the last couple of years

What did the Russian contract include?

and more importantly we should focus on reducing imports from china and try to bridge the trade deficit which is in excess of $60bn currently. Try to lure international companies to setup shop in India

A welcome move by GoI...this will help in pumping more investments, improving the economy thereby uplifting the lives of locals, employment opportunities and luring they away from joining terrorist groups, inflow of other demographics into the valley and diluting the hostility of certain locals...

Chegdu's original proposal of the J-10 is based on it's cancelled J-9 program which in turn is based on Saab's 37 Viggen. After the fall of Soviet Union, the chinese hired Russian engineers to build most of their weapons systems which is why you see a ton of similarities between chinese &...

Why not just give the production contract to L&T or the likes. Akash AAM and Pinaka are both being produced by private players and since Brahmos-NG will be fielded on all our fighter jets with good potential for exports, private firm is always the better choice with both higher rate of...

K4/K5 SLBMs and the whole indigenous SSN programs are probably among the very few where we've been good at keeping the info under wraps and kept the public & adversaries guessing

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India’s Nuclear Arsenal Takes A Big Step Forward By Matt Korda and Hans Kristensen • December 23, 2021 On 18 December 2021, India tested its new Agni-P medium-range ballistic missile from its Integrated Test Range on Abdul Kalam Island. This was the second test of the missile, the first test...

We don't necessarily need to retire these Migs...looks like they'll all crash prior to decommissioning

Why would one want to make it public if it's ballistic in nature with the potential to carry nukes! They're used as a last resort which might very well result in total annihilation and we'd also want our adversaries to keep guessing China doesn't show all her cards, heck even pakistan doesn't...

Not really...it depends on the individual lab/dept of DRDO and their missile dept has always been their shining star

Looks like AFSOD has been structured though not fully operationalized. I don't even think they've made any procurements or standardization yet with the operators still probably carrying the gear n weaponry from their home units

Looks like this is a 2nd test