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Official graphic via DRDO Clockwise: STAR -- supersonic target missile HELINA (Dhruvastra) -- air-launched ATGM BrahMos -- supersonic cruise missile MPATGM -- manportable ATGM Astra Mk.1/2 -- BVRAAM QRSAM -- mobile short range SAM Akash Mk.1/1S -- mobile medium range SAM LRSAM (Barak-8) --...

The most sensible option!

COUNTER-terror cops and security services are investigating after a deadly shipment of uranium was seized at Heathrow. The undeclared nuclear material can be used in a dirty bomb. It was destined for Iranian nationals in the UK, originated from Pakistan and arrived on a flight from Oman. A...

India surpasses Japan to become world's third-largest auto market: Report India's sales of new vehicles came in at least 4.25 million units, based on preliminary results, topping the 4.2 million sold in Japan, according to a report by Nikkei Asia...

Nope - but to be expected when there's a change in the planned air wing. The Vikrant's aviation complex was designed & meant for the MiG-29K, but that aircraft proved to be a bad investment.

Modifications to the process, rather than the equipment. Taking the aircraft up at an angle. Removing wingtip rails & folding up the nosecone prior to moving onto lift, then reattaching the rails (& lowering nosecone) once on the flight deck. Official sources have stated that Rafale as it...

Fit, yes. But it could require modifications.

These are conventionally-armed weapons. The political will required to use them is at the same level as was needed to use Mirage-2000s in Balakot. The whole point is to give ourselves more conventional options without needing to escalate to the nuclear level. 500km is pretty good. Pralay is...

DRDO chief Dr. Satheesh Reddy visits Skyroot Aerospace's facilities

Helo ops on the Vikrant

Something doesn't add up. India's CARTOSAT-3 launched back in 2019 had a panchromatic resolution of 0.25m (lower is better). I'm of the opinion that Israeli optics & electro-optic processing tech is ahead of India's. There's something they're not telling us here...

More like the counterpart to ATACMS or the upcoming PrSM. Prahaar would be more akin to Nasr - but IA is not interested in a BM for that kind of application. For such short ranges, they prefer Rocket Artillery.

With the acquisition of Deep-Penetration Strike Aircraft (DPSAs) like Rafale in the originally required numbers (126-189) being difficult, the advent of Rocket Forces equipped with missiles like these was an inevitability. The plan here is to retain a more or less similar over-the-horizon...

80 VLS is very tame for a 20,000 ton ship. There's something they're not telling us.

No, the Leander influence ended with the Brahmaputra-class. Shivalik onwards are an all-new design. Fincantieri was a consultant for design validation.

INS Arnala, the first of 16 shallow-water ASW corvette/craft launched at GRSE (two designs being built, 8 each).

As seen by civilians... GODOFPARADOXES is saying a HGV payload may have been tested this time, who knows...

The missile launchers on INS Anvesh...these are huge. Even ballistic missiles like Pralay SRBM can be launched from these.