The joint venture, registered and located in India, whose founders on the Russian side are Rosoboronexport and Kalashnikov Concern (both su...

The Indo-Russia Rifles Private Limited was set up in 2019 to produce the Russian-origin Kalashnikov assault rifles in Korwa Ordnance Factor...

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...

The government of India, in a boost for self-reliance in the defence manufacturing sector in the country, has approved the plan to produce ...

The 7.62 X 39mm caliber AK-203 rifles will replace in-service INSAS Rifle inducted over three decades back.

The plan to manufacture has been under discussion for almost two years, with the contract stipulating 100% transfer of technology and possi...

Sources said that as per current discussions, the rifles – to be made by a joint venture between Kalashnikov and the Ordnance Factory Board...

While the factory in Amethi was formally inaugurated in March, orders are yet to be placed as they had to go through the acquisition proces...

Expressing gratitude to his "friend" Russian President Vladimir Putin, Modi said the venture was made possible in such a short span of time...

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

A stockpile of over 36,000 modern AK-series assault rifles have been recently provided to central paramilitary forces and select state poli...

Modernization of weapons to security forces is a continuous process as per operational requirement of the concerned security force, the Min...

The Indian armed forces are seeking to outfit themselves with more up-to-date equipment, scouting for a new model on the global market for ...

Parrikar on Friday told Lok Sabha that 162 arms contracts worth Rs 1.33 lakh crore with Indian and foreign manufacturers were signed from 2...

Despite a four year process to select a new generation rifle to replace the glitch prone Indian-made INSAS, the Army is still not close to ...

In September 2016, the Army was forced to re-launch its global hunt for new-generation 7.62 mm x 51 mm assault rifles to replace the glitch...

The 1.3 million-strong military pruned its original requirement for 800,000 rifles, which would have cost $2.5 billion, to prioritize spend...