INS Imphal, the third in the Visakhapatnam-class stealth-guided missile destroyers, signifies 'Aatmanibharta' and showcases India's naval p...

PVL is an Indian Premier League (IPL)-like tournament with about eight teams based out of Bengaluru, Mumbai, Ahmedabad and others.

Happy Monday. Global funds and individual investors are all lining up funds for professional sports clubs, a new and emerging trend that we...

Different industries have different operating matrices which have high correlation with the kind of ROE which they generate and how sustain...

Government support, higher defence expenditure, robust exports and huge order books to drive performance of defence companies in future.

It is common in every household of south Karnataka to address their kids as Tipu Sultan till date. In Mysuru, the historical and cultural c...

As per the official release, the Commissioning of 'Visakhapatnam' and 'Vela' are major milestones showcasing the Indigenous capacity to bui...

BEL expects order inflow of Rs 15,000 crore for the current year. This appears to reasonable target thanks to a host of new large orders is...

November 11 marks the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended the First World War.

Used in clearing barbed wires, Bangalore Torpedo was devised by Madras Engineering Group.

Motto of Madras Sappers is Sarvatra (everywhere in Sanskrit) and was adopted from the motto of Royal Engineers ubique (everywhere in Latin).

The expedited clearances are part of a series of measures taken by the government over the past year to open up the defence sector.

Defence Ministry has decided to keep 27 Indian and foreign firms including those facing CBI inquiries out of its biennial military exhibiti...

The presence of Finmeccanica in India goes back more than 40 years, to the early 70s when the group supplied 41 Sea King helicopters to the...

Efforts of some ‘non-state’ players to project former top cop Kiran Bedi as the new chief information commissioner will not make any headwa...

Companies such as GE, Google, Intel, and Hewlett-Packard, all of which have operations in Bangalore, will lose tax credits.

Raytheon, whose 2008 sales stood at $23.2 billion, offers a variety of products and services to meet India’s military and commercial needs.