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With its robust design, advanced technology, and tailored specifications, the Sukhoi Su30MKI exemplifies the synergy achieved through international collaboration in the realm of military aviation, solidifying its status as a cornerstone of India's air defence capabilities.
The distinctive feature of hypersonic missiles lies in their ability to manoeuvre and deviate from predictable trajectories. Unlike ballistic missiles that follow a more predictable arcing trajectory after the boost phase, hypersonic missiles can actively change course and exhibit high manoeuvrability throughout their flight.
The Defence Acquisition Council has granted the Acceptance of Necessity (AoN) for procuring two types of Anti-tank Munitions: Area Denial Munition (ADM) Type-2 and Type-3.
The Defence News Conclave served as a dynamic platform for exploring the multifaceted dimensions of the U.S.-India defence and security partnership. The event provided a comprehensive overview, ranging from historical perspectives on naval relations to contemporary discussions on cybersecurity, technology collaboration, and the role of startups in the defence industry.
The 26/11 attacks exposed glaring failures in India's security, marked by intelligence lapses, a mole within, and delayed crisis response. The media's reckless reporting, coupled with a lack of guidelines, became a convenient scapegoat for a government unwilling to acknowledge its colossal security lapse. Despite post-attack initiatives, institutional shortcomings persist, leaving the nation vulnerable to evolving threats. 26/11 stands as a stark testament to unaddressed security vulnerabilities, demanding urgent and comprehensive reforms.
The enduring menace of biological weapons rests on their elusive nature, cost-effectiveness, and ease of production, rendering them an appealing choice for terrorists. Shockingly economical, the estimated cost of a biological weapon stands at a mere 0.05 percent of its conventional counterpart, while still capable of inflicting mass casualties per square kilometre.