‘No Confidence’: IAF Chief Scolds HAL
“At the moment, I am just not confident of HAL.” Words that should give Indian state-owned airframer Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) sleepless nights. And many
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Indigenous Equipment
Official New Timelines On India’s Fighter Programs
As the Indian Air Force juggles the pressures of sub-optimal fighter squadron numbers and a looming decision on imports, much-needed official timeline clarity in India’s
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EXCLUSIVE: Indian Navy Selects NewSpace For Unmanned Wingman
In what is easily the most significant deal between the Indian military and a local startup company, the Indian Navy has selected Bengaluru-based startup NewSpace
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The Most Important Thing At Aero India 2025
This is a difficult exercise, but if there’s one thing to look out for at the upcoming Aero India 2025 above all the aircraft, helicopters,
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3-Carrier Plan Shelved, India Wants Sharks ASAP
A long meandering debate over whether India would build a second aircraft carrier to fulfil a 3 x aircraft carrier-based naval doctrine appears to have
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India’s Military Modernisation Problem: No Strategic Cohesion
Last month, China surprised the world by unveiling two new aircraft, believed to be prototypes of sixth-generation fighters. Comparisons were quick to follow. How does
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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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