The Indian Army is looking to enhance its artillery capabilities by developing long-range rockets with a range of over 300 km. Efforts are ...

The Indian Army is boosting its artillery capabilities along the China border by acquiring additional K9 Vajra howitzers, swarm drones, loi...

The Indian Army has set up a new firing range, which is helping it to practice firing of howitzers and other important weapon systems, a to...

As part of Atmanirbhar Bharat, indigenously manufactured artillery equipment such as the K-9 Vajra, SP gun system, Dhanush, 105 mm Indian f...

The procurement process is part of the Army plan for Mediumisation with indigenous guns and is likely to be completed by the year 2042. In ...

The Army wants the guns to be lighter in weight and easier to deploy in high-altitude areas like the older bofors guns. The procurement pro...

Dhanush gun system arrived four months ago and at the end of the year, five regiments of Dhanush will be included in the Indian Artillery, ...

Three army equipment are being displayed for the first time during the parade, Major General Alok Kacker, the Chief of Staff Delhi Area, wh...

During the Republic Day parade, the IAF will also showcase its might and glory, with it tableau depicting scaled-down models of five system...

The Dhanush, which has a calibre of 155x45mm, is the first ever indigenous artillery gun of this calibre. In army parlance, it is classifie...

Five guns from the total order for 114 are likely to be handed over next week.

Described as a product of joint efforts of the OFB and the Indian Army, this is the first ever indigenous 155 mm x 45 calibre long-range ar...

The Indian Army is set to soon be handed over the indigenously-developed howitzer 'Dhanush', also known as 'desi bofors'.

The trials saw some 2,000 rounds being successfully fired from the gun in different climatic conditions like in snowy, desert and hostile a...

Defence Acquisition Council, chaired by Manohar Parrikar, took up 18 proposals including new schemes worth Rs 28,000 crore.

Between June 2-6, fifty rounds of shells each were fired from six Dhanush guns, Gun Carriage Factory (GCF) Senior General Manager SK Singh ...

After trials, India's indigenous artillery gun 'Dhanush' would be ready for use by the Army by the end of this year.