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

The approval for the Indian Army to buy more than 70,000 of these assault rifles worth over Rs 800 crore has come at a time when the forces...

Greg Steube, the Congressman based in Florida, displayed his Sig Sauer 320 and Sig Sauer P226. Weapons were displayed at the legislative he...

The Jammu and Kashmir Police is probably the first in the country to get the modern weapons, they said, adding that the force will be procu...

In exercises that will span 10 days, battle hardened Indian troops are sharing experiences in tackling terrorist threats in a variety of sc...

With over 380 infantry and 63 Rashtriya Rifles battalions, the Army requires around 9.5 lakh assault rifles, 4.6 lakh CQB carbines and over...

"The first lot of these assault rifles was provided to the troops deployed in the counter-terrorist operations in Jammu and Kashmir. The se...

"The DAC headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh accorded approval for various arms and equipment worth Rs 2,290 crore," the defence minis...

The armed forces are undertaking a large number of procurements under the emergency clause, triggered by the continuing standoff with Chine...

Punjab Director General of Police Dinkar Gupta said the arrests were made in a joint operation by a team of Organised Crime Control Unit, C...

The ministry on Thursday said that it has signed a Rs 880 crore contract for the light machine guns with Israel Weapons Industries. “The In...

In December last year, the Indian Army has started inducting its newly acquired American SiG Sauer assault rifles in operations. In additio...

Gen Bipin Rawat said the Army is treading on that path to empower them to ensure they are well-equipped and well provided with operational ...

The rifles, being used by US forces as well as several other European countries, are being bought under the fast-track procurement procedur...

The 1.18-million strong Army's quest for new rifles for its 382 infantry battalions was made a "Priority-1" project to address the neglect.

The Home Ministry has served show cause notices to two foreign arms vendors following allegations of their bribing officials.

In an official memo issued on July 29 to all its divisions the Home Ministry has said that its Procurement Wing recently issued show-cause ...