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The L&T SOV400 special operations midget sub has been shown again - at the EDEX 2021 expo in Egypt:

The second batch of Rafales for IAF (perhaps 36 more) are likely to happen regardless of any other deal. We don't know which version they could be (more of the same F3R, F4.1 or perhaps F4.2, with all ISEs obviously which seem lacking on other export Rafales). But the price will come down...

Nice - I still remember the days when everyone was buying Typhoon left right & centre and Rafale was internationally ignored. But now the tables are turned. Have to hand it to the French for sticking with it and developing the platform into a truly advanced & mature system. For example, Typhoon...

The aircraft in question: ALH Dhruv Mk-3 MR Dornier Do-228 (license built by HAL) - SAR variant pictured

A very good article on the matter of Taiwan's submarine program, and on the cooperation its receiving by its friends (and China's potential enemies): https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/taiwan-china-submarines/ "Taipei’s chief foreign weapons supplier, the United States, has...

The various "India-Specific Enhancements" or ISEs that were contracted in the Rafale deal will begin being carried out on IAF's fleet starting January 2022. About 13 of them are publicly available to list: Radio Altimeter height measurement increased from 10,000 feet to 15,000 feet Radar...

INS Kolkata exercises with FS Chevalier Paul (Horizon-class)

Royal Enfield revealed their SG650 bobber concept at EICMA-21 - This is a beaut :love: Plus the 120th Anniversary editions of the Interceptor & Continental GT 650s:

I think Indian companies (Tata & Mahindra) have more or less cracked the Global NCAP for good: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/auto/news/mahindra-xuv700-scores-5-star-in-crash-test/articleshow/87626390.cms

NLCA Pic credit: Deb Rana

Thanks! As of the Gowind, like @Nilgiri said it's only a placeholder for now - given the actual design of NGC is not yet public, I just chose whatever seemed to be the most logical (to me). Why choose a foreign design? I'd say the compulsions are similar as to why the US went with Fincantieri's...

For some reason, Indian media calls all Indian ships since P-17 Shivalik (as well as the Talwar-class) as stealth - its laughable. Yes they all have some degree of design built to induce deflection of radar but that in of itself can hardly make them stealth! If these are stealth, then what are...

It's a hypothetical but it doesn't reflect reality of their ORBAT. How would it be okay for the SSF to leave its critical operational roles for both defense of Chinese mainland & offense against SCS navies (plus possible US involvement) and sail into a near-permanent IOR deployment? The...

No problem. @Nilgiri is your guy. Yes but where? The IN has no intention of challenging or fighting PLAN inside the SCS, at least not alone. The force design is mostly for ensuring security of the IOR region and preventing PLAN from using the region against Indian interests in war time. No...

Future of the Indian Navy This is a list I'm making using purely open-source information regarding the fleet composition of the Indian Navy in the foreseeable future (confirmed programs seen through to their logical end, alongside existing vessels expected to serve till a reasonably distant...

For those who wanted perspective on the size difference between the 3300-ton 109-meter Kamorta-class ASW corvette (left) and the 6200-ton 144-meter Shivalik-class frigate. @Nilgiri @AlphaMike @Anmdt @Cabatli_53 @Zapper

Yes - however, for some reason there seems to be no public information regarding the dimensions of the VL-SRSAM missile. True. At present there is no official information regarding the size or exact role of either NGD or NGF, with rumours of NGD giving it a displacement of anywhere between...