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Over the last 36 hours since the Scorpene Leak scandal broke, plenty has been said about the nature of the leak and its potential impact […]

Ten days into a fruitless search for the Indian Air Force’s missing An-32 transport in the Bay of Bengal, a colossal irony has just come to light: Livefist

[URIS id=14020] India’s home-built Tejas light fighter will finally be formally in squadron service with its primary customer, the Indian Air Force, starting Friday. On July

What lies beyond India’s push for 36 (plus options) Rafale fighters from France? There’s been a great deal of speculation, fuelled mostly by aggressive offers

In three days, India gets its first women fighter pilots. Flt Cdts Bhawana Kanth, Avani Chaturvedi and Mohana Singh, who’ve been training in intermediate jets at the IAF’s flying

[dropcap style=”square”]I[/dropcap]f we are not smart to export now, we will lose the market. The world will not wait for India.” The words of BrahMos Corp’s

From “don’t want or need it” to “yes, okay, we’ll take 68 of those“, it’s been a shaky flight for HAL’s HTT-40 basic propeller trainer

India’s ambitious Very Short Range Air Defence System (VSHORADS) contest, which aims to replace legacy vintage Igla MANPADS systems in service stands at a critical

This could finally be it. India’s chronically delayed effort to contract for new medium fighter jets could finally be at an end. While France’s monumental