Defence Ministry signs deal with TCIL worth Rs 588 Cr for digital coast guard project
NEW DELHI : The Ministry of Defence has sealed a contract with Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) to boost India’s digital armed forces, said the ministry on Friday. The Rs 588.68-crore contract aims to
US warships and commercial vessels attacked by drones in Red Sea
WASHINGTON : An American warship and multiple commercial ships came under attack on Sunday in the Red Sea, the Pentagon said, potentially marking a major escalation in a series of maritime attacks in the
Imphal Unveiled : A Triumph of Indigenous Shipbuilding and Maritime Strength
NEW DELHI : The unveiling of the crest for Yard 12706’s Imphal, the third Project 15B stealth guided missile destroyer, took place in New Delhi on November 28, 2023. Defence Minister Shri Rajnath Singh,
Soaring Turkish exports of Military-linked goods to Russia raise Western Concerns
KYIV : Turkish exports of military-related goods to Russia have surged this year, raising concerns that the NATO member is acting as a conduit for sensitive Western goods. Forty-five categories of civilian goods useful
Three Israeli-linked vessels attacked in a week
JERUSALEM : Israeli-linked vessels have found themselves in the crosshairs of Houthi rebels and increased security threats while sailing in the Red and Arabian Seas. The last week has seen three Israeli-linked vessels attacked.
DPA observed 75th National Constitution Day
GANDHIDHAM : Various departments of Deendayal Ports (DPA) observed 75th National Constitution Day in a befitting manner. On this occasion, Shri S.K. Mehta, Chairman read out Preamble of the Constitution which was recited by
Royal Navy’s Nuclear Submarine with 140 Crew members sinks to Danger Zone : Report
LONDON : A nuclear submarine of the Royal Navy of the United Kingdom travelled to dangerous oceanic depths due to a huge malfunction that sent it into an endless dive. The vessel was righted
Explosive manufacturers seek expansion of authorised ports for defence exports
NEW DELHI : As defence exports continue to rise, explosive-manufacturing companies in India have urged the Defence Ministry to designate more ports, particularly on the western coast, as suitable for handling and dispatching RDX,