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Bharat Forge defence arm partners with US-based AM General for artillery gunsKalyani Strategic Systems and AM General have formed a strategic partnership. They will develop mounted artillery gun systems for the globa...- SMPP, KNDS forge India partnership for next-generation loitering munitionsIndian defence firm SMPP and European giant KNDS have teamed up to manufacture advanced loitering munitions in India. This collaboration ai...
- Indian Army plans largest-ever K9 Vajra acquisition with order for 300 additional guns; check its featuresThe Indian Army plans to acquire 300 more K9 Vajra self-propelled guns. This significant order will boost the Regiment of Artillery. The K9...
- Corporate India gets a call of duty and it's raring to goIn a dynamic shift, India's defence industry is witnessing a groundbreaking transformation where private corporations are spearheading pivo...
- Govt wants private sector share in defence production to rise to 50%: Rajnath SinghDefence Minister Rajnath Singh inaugurated a new defence manufacturing complex in Shirdi. He announced plans for the private sector to lead...
- Future wars will be multi-domain with cyber and cognitive aspects, says CDS Gen Anil ChauhanFuture wars will span multiple domains, integrating land, sea, air, cyberspace, and cognitive warfare. Technology, speed, and innovation wi...
- North Korea will deploy new artillery guns targeting Seoul and commission its 1st destroyerNorth Korea announced the deployment of new long-range artillery systems capable of striking Seoul and the commissioning of its first naval...
- India inches closer to key landmark on indigenous artillery ammoIndia is progressing towards indigenous artillery ammunition. DRDO project aims to reduce foreign dependency. Four variants of 155 mm ammun...
- Adani Group to double ammunition production capacity amid strong global demandAdani Group is expanding its ammunition production capacity to meet global demand, doubling small arms output to 300 million rounds annuall...
- Bharat Forge, Tata likely to get DRDO-made towed guns dealBharat Forge has emerged as the lowest bidder in a ₹7,000 crore deal to supply the Indian Army with 307 units of the indigenously developed...
- Indian Army starts process to buy more powerful and lighter artillery guns for Rs 7,000 croreThe Indian Army has issued a tender for next-generation artillery guns to be designed and manufactured domestically. With an initial requir...
- A Rs 7,000 crore aim: Army guns for new-age artilleryThe estimated Rs 7,000 crore acquisition of new Towed Gun Systems is seeing keen interest from the private defence manufacturing sector tha...
- NATO urges common standards and curbs on protectionism to boost artillery outputAdmiral Rob Bauer, head of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's military committee, called on member countries to stop protecting natio...
- Indian Army moves to buy ₹6k cr artillery guns from Indian companiesThe Indian Army has proposed a ₹6,000 crore plan to acquire next-generation guns from domestic companies. The new towed gun system (TGS) wi...
- After Pinaka, another Indian Artillery System to be exportedThe 155 mm artillery gun, which has been indigenously designed and manufactured, will be delivered to the friendly foreign nation over the ...
- OFB exports its newly developed 52-calibre barrels to BoforsThe OFB chairman said that it has exported two 52-calibre barrels to Swedish arms manufacturer Bofors AB, from which it had imported 155 mm...
- Indian Army gets first batch of Dhanush artillery gunsThe Dhanush, which has a calibre of 155x45mm, is the first ever indigenous artillery gun of this calibre. In army parlance, it is classifie...
- Make in India: Dhanush outguns original Swedish BoforsThe desi howitzer, christened Dhanush, can outgun the original Swedish Bofors 155mm artillery gun in range, accuracy, reliability, shoot-an...
- OFB upgrades 130-mm field guns, eyes order from ArmyThe cost of a new 155-mm artillery gun comes to around Rs 15 crore, while the upgradation has been done for just Rs one crore for each.
- Army may finally induct howitzers in 2011The first gun to be inducted is likely to be the M-777 ultra-light howitzers, 145 of which India will buy from US in a direct government-to...
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