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DRDO and Indian Navy successfully flight tested Naval Anti Ship Missile Short Range (NASM-SR) on 25 Feb 2025 from ITR, Chandipur. The trials have proven the missile’s Man-in-Loop feature and scored a direct hit on a small Ship target in sea-skimming mode at its maximum range
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DRDO and Indian Navy successfully flight tested Naval Anti Ship Missile Short Range (NASM-SR) on 25 Feb 2025 from ITR, Chandipur. The trials have proven the missile’s Man-in-Loop feature and scored a direct hit on a small Ship target in sea-skimming mode at…
The missile test fired from Seaking 42B helicopter.
Indian Army Chief during his ongoing official visit to France, today was shown a live firing demonstration by the Scorpion Division at Carpiagne near Marseille. The firing showcased an integrated firing by the newly inducted Jaguar, Griffon and Serval vehicles followed by equipment display.
Brazil's President Lula da Silva says BRICS is committed to ending US Dollar dominance at any cost.
"US President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs won't stop the group's determination to seek alternative platforms for payments between member countries."
"US President Donald Trump's threats of tariffs won't stop the group's determination to seek alternative platforms for payments between member countries."
Glacier burst near Badrinath Dham!
- 15 out of 57 BRO workers trapped in avalanche rescued so far
- More than 100 personnel of Indian Army's IBEX Brigade are on the job.
- Amid Heavy snowfall, rescue ops are still going on. Additional resources from Joshimath are being mobilised to assist with the rescue and medical aid.
- 15 out of 57 BRO workers trapped in avalanche rescued so far
- More than 100 personnel of Indian Army's IBEX Brigade are on the job.
- Amid Heavy snowfall, rescue ops are still going on. Additional resources from Joshimath are being mobilised to assist with the rescue and medical aid.
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The sixth edition of India-Japan joint military exercise 'Dharma Guardian 2025' is in full swing at Mount Fuji. The nearly two-week long exercise, which concludes next Sunday, is focussing on conduct of joint counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations. It aims to strengthen operational capabilities while enhancing camaraderie between the Armies of the two nations.