Supplementing AIIB's regular financing instruments, the facility offers a time-bound financing envelope of up to USD 10 billion over two ye...

Tech layoffs 2026: Over 92,000 tech jobs vanished by May 2026, with April seeing the worst layoffs in two years. US tech giants like Meta, ...

Pakistan unveiled its FY26 federal budget, reducing spending by 7% to $62 billion. The nation targets 3.6% growth. Fiscal deficit aims for ...

The Centre has advised state chief secretaries to avoid "freebies" and instead focus on increasing capital expenditure. The advice comes as...

Referring to the challenges before the Army, the parliamentary standing committee cited proxy wars, in an apparent reference to Pakistan-ba...

According to 2023-24 budget documents, an allocation of Rs 2,70,120 crore has been made for revenue expenditure that includes expenses on p...

India’s annual military expenditure, of course, includes a huge pension bill for 33-lakh million veterans and defence civilians. In the 202...

Previously known as North South Gas Pipeline, under the new agreement Pakistan would hold 74 per cent stake in the Pakistan Stream Gas Pipe...

India’s “tensions” and “rivalry” with Pakistan and China are among the main reasons for its increased military expenditure. India’s militar...

The cash-strapped forces contend they do not even have enough for 'committed liabilities' i.e. instalments for arms deals.

With an eye firmly on China, there is also a separate plan for the strategically-located tri-Service Andaman and Nicobar Command.

Even Pakistan which spends 42% of its total defence expenditure on personnel has been spending 26% on operations and maintenance, a higher ...

70-80% of the capital outlay every year goes for “committed liabilities or installments” for deals inked earlier, leaving very little for n...

Rising Pakistan-sponsored terror activities and frequent border skirmishes with China require Indian forces to ramp up their might.

Edelweiss Securities says market is looking at 12-15 per cent growth in defence allocation.

The defence outlay works out to 1.63 per cent of the projected GDP for 2017-18, the lowest figure since the 1962 war with China.

Noting that India's defence expenditure was lowest compared to countries like China and Pakistan in terms of GDP, a panel today said.