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The Indian Navy’s ambitious plan to procure 24 conventional submarines by 2030 has been hindered by significant delays, resulting in the acquisition of only 6 Kalvari class submarines thus far. One notable drawback of the Kalvari class submarines is the absence of an Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) system, a key feature that enhances endurance and…
The Indian Air Force (IAF) is on the cusp of enhancing its electronic warfare capabilities with a strategic move to replace obsolescent hardware on Quantity five SAP 518 pods for Su-30MKI aircraft in the pilot phase before taking a fleet-wide upgrade program. This initiative was set in motion with a Request for Information (RFI) released…
-Bhagawan Hindustani In the dynamic landscape of defense capabilities, India’s armed forces are facing escalating requirements for advanced combat vehicle systems. Among the notable developments are the indigenous KESTRAL land system, the collaborative effort between DRDO and Tata Group, and the wheeled CBRN system in partnership with Mahindra Defense. Concurrently, discussions around potential acquisitions such…
– Aman Routray The Indian Air Force (IAF) has taken a significant step in bolstering its air defence capabilities by releasing a Request for Information (RFI) for the procurement of Medium Range Radars (MPR) from registered Indian vendors. This procurement falls under the Buy (Indian-Indian IDDM) and Buy (Indian) categories, emphasizing the nation’s focus on…
In a significant milestone for India’s defense industry, the first contracted BrahMos missile destined for the Philippines is set to arrive in the Southeast Asian nation on Friday, April 19. This event marks a crucial step in enhancing the defense capabilities of the Philippine Marine Corps’ coastal defense regiment, ushering in a new era of…
In modern warfare, drones, also known as unmanned aerial systems, have become mainstream equipment for militaries across the globe. From surveillance to combat, these machines can fulfil various roles with diverse configurations. With the integration of AI/ML, advanced flight computers, and computer vision technology, drones are increasingly capable of autonomous operations and both homogeneous and…
In a move to bolster its capabilities for special forces and Rastriya Rifles operations and counter-insurgency efforts in Kashmir, the Indian Army has initiated the acquisition of 550 units of advanced machine pistols each through two separate requirements. Multiple vendors, including PLR Systems, Jindal Defence, and Lokesh Machine Limited, have been vying for this contract,…
~ Vaibhav Ugale @FronlinerUV In the dynamic landscape of modern warfare, nations across the globe are swiftly bolstering their arsenals with cutting-edge military technologies. From unmanned systems to direct energy weapons, from fifth-generation fighters to ramjet artillery, the arms race is relentless. Among these innovations, one technology shines prominently: The Loitering Munition. This compact yet…
– By Prafull Kumar Machine pistols represent a category of compact firearms renowned for their ability to switch between semi-automatic and fully automatic firing modes. These weapons are specifically designed to accommodate pistol calibers and come in a diverse range of types, from adaptations of existing pistols like the Glock-18 to uniquely engineered models such…
Last week, In a resounding triumph for India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), a momentous milestone has been reached with the flawless inaugural surface run of the High Endurance Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (HEAUV) at the venerable Cochin Shipyard’s International Ship Repair Facility (ISRF) Jetty in Kochi. This heralds a pivotal stride forward in fortifying…