HAL Under Fire: Narrative Or Fact?
By K. Singh for Livefist In recent days and weeks there has been a growing amount of rhetoric aimed at the Light Combat Aircraft’s (LCA) […]
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How Much More Pilot Blood Before The Dhruv Is Fixed?
By Commander K.P. Sanjeev Kumar (Retd.) via kaypius.com The Indian Coast Guard faced arguably its lowest point in history when the service lost its second
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Sense Prevails, India To Build 3 More Scorpene Submarines
Nothing is ever certain in Indian defence procurement. But sense most definitely appears to have prevailed with the Indian Government all set to sign up
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Finally, India’s Homegrown SSN Project Kicks Off
After years of delay and uncertainty, the Indian Government approved funding Wednesday for one of India’s most ambitious and crucial defence projects — homegrown nuclear-powered
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India Inducts 2nd Homegrown Boomer Arighaat
Photo via Sandeep Unnithan India today formally commissioned into service its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN) INS Arighaat — Sanskrit for destroyer of enemies
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Countershot Over India’s Latest Rifle Import
India’s latest contract to import American-built Sig Sauer Inc. SIG716 rifles has triggered heat and a debate over whether this is representative of all that
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Improved Tejas Mk1A Is Finally In The Air
The hugely anticipated first flight of an improved version of India’s Tejas fighter took place today in Bengaluru. The 18-minute flight of the first Tejas
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23 Years After 1st Flight, First Tejas Fighter Crash
23 years after its first flight, and nearly a decade into operational service with the Indian Air Force, a homegrown Tejas fighter has crashed for
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Ghatak UCAV’s 1st Director Raises Concerns Over Program’s Path
By BIJU UTHUPFounding Project Director, GHATAK Building on the success of the LCA Tejas program, the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA) embarked on a new frontier,
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India To Hike Tejas Mk1A Fighter Order To 180
India’s homegrown Tejas fighter program is all set to get a major boost with decks cleared today by the country’s MoD to order 97 more
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