KSSL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bharat Forge Limited and a leader in the Indian defence industry with a strong emphasis on research and ...

Erdogan has been threatening to launch a new military incursion into northern Syria to push out Kurdish forces that he blames for a Novembe...

In the coming weeks, the planned training scenario for the next brigade coming in will focus on how to battle an enemy willing to destroy a...

To prepare the list known as the 'positive list of indigenisation' is expected to be issued by the Department of Military Affairs headed by...

L&T said the order for 100 guns — valued at Rs 4,500 crore — would be completed within six months and its manufacturing facility at Hazira,...

Military units have already starting listing testing facilities that have been opened up, along with the process to apply and costs involve...

Gen Rawat said the new model is expected to fast track Army's modernisation plan as it will bring new technologies and help implement major...

The government would also have rights to take over control of the strategic partner in case of non performance or in the event of a war of ...

The Army is also expected to get a new regiment of 'Steep Dive Capability' Brahmos missiles for use in the mountain areas of the North East.

Rajinder Singh Bhatia of Bharat Forge says that some existing projects should also be brought under 'Make in India' to yield quick results.

These range from manufacture, maintenance and overhaul of torpedoes, missiles and mines to large platforms such as tanks, off road military...

The two firms are set to compete for one of the largest army projects under 'Make in India’ plan to replace force's ageing anti-aircraft gu...

Pune-based Kalyani Group is fast building capacity with the objective of becoming a major artillery player in a decade.

Besides slothful government efforts & consistent delays in procurement, the forces are faced with a new challenge of DRDO staff strike.

With the Indian defence sector developing the blueprint for the latest long-range tracking radars (LRTRs), outsourcing contracts worth cror...

DRDO plans to outsource much of the work to develop six to seven LRTRs worth Rs 6,000-7,000 crore, to outside players.

The government on Friday ruled out allowing multinational armament companies to go in for indirect offsets in defence deals worth over Rs 3...