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INS Vikrant truly a pan Indian effort | idrw.org

nope. IAF

In the next decade or so IAF would gradually shed its legacy fighters (MiG- 21 being the archetypical example). Replacements will consist of vastly superior fourth plus generation aircraft. With anticipated induction of up to 270 Su-30 MKI, 126 MMRCA and about 40 Tejas, by about 2020, it will be...

The recent rebirth of Vikrant, India’s first aircraft carrier, de-commissioned on January 31, 1997, marks a special feather in indigenous defence capabilities- this being the first ever aircraft carrier to be designed by the Directorate of Naval Design of the Indian Navy, the first warship...

@SinoSoldier There is nothing for value addition in the entire thread, So I go on to the Title of the thread. Dude do you have anything concrete, official sources for your claims of the new gen AESA radar developed by China? It's because stand still images proves nothing. Even the PAK-FA...

Indian nuke subs game-changer in next war : Pak analyst | idrw.org

IT was announced recently that the first indigenously-built Indian nuclear submarine, INS Arihant, has commenced its sea trials. That would mean another six months for the submarine to become fully operational. What are the implications of the induction of a nuclear submarine into the Indian...

The Indian version of an Indo-Russian fifth-generation fighter plane is going to be lighter weight, more powerful and less visible to enemy radars that the original Russian version, according to a senior executive at Hindustan Aeronautics Limited. Under a joint project with Russia to build a...

I didn't forget this news:raise: Go to post #7. I had mentioned it there

The indigenous autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) under development by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is currently in sea trials, where it is reported to be functioning close to 100-metres below the surface in the Bay of Bengal. The AUV is being built to function at...

He got inspired by Mr. V.K.Saraswat:laughcry: I think it is still 5-6 years to enter into opertional service, as last time I heard in 2011, they were talking of 2018 timeline.

The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is developing an E-bomb which will emit electromagnetic shock waves that destroy electronic circuits and communication networks of enemy forces, its chief and scientific advisor to the defence minister Avinash Chander said. So next time...

It was reported about a month and half ago that DRDO has made steady progress in this field. http://www.defence.pk/forums/indian-defence/262120-drdo-reports-guided-bomb-progress.html

Precision-guided munitions (PGMs) that can be launched from Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) will be test-fired by the Defence Research and Development Organisation in a couple of months, Scientific Advisor to the Defence Minister Avinash Chander said. PGMs are target-specific and meant to...

A top US Air Force general has said Washington is preparing to station military aircraft in India as part of its “Asia pivot” policy, and the city it is looking at to base its assets in is Kerala capital Thiruvananthapuram. An Indian defence ministry source said: “We have...

Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) has an impressive range of equipment in its armoury to offer to the Forces battling ambushes from across the border and also attacks by the insurgency groups within the country. A significant chunk of equipment and gizmos developed by the DRDO has...

Atleast we don't lose wars to a country 1/10th of our size, unlike China:omghaha: Remember Vietnam War Vietnam extracting oil in SCS and India helping Vietnam. What can your government do? Just keep crying foul:omghaha:

A variant of Agni-IV doesn't only mean changing it's color and making it a booster launch. It means the latest technologies used in Agni-IV is also put into K-4 rather than Agni-3 technologies. Secondly, talking about disappointment, though not here but in other forum when I disclosed...

K-4's range is 3500km with 2 ton payload. Few days ago I had shared a graph showing Range vs Payload for different missiles. If you had seen that, you will know that it can cover close to 5500km with 1 ton payload. All existing ABM can only defeat those missiles which follows Ballistic...

Firstly, K-4 don't seems to me a variant of A-3 rather of A-4. Both are of same weight, carries same warhead and has approximately same range. Secondly, it is superior than Agni, as it is highly maneuverable, can defeat all existing ABM, and somewhat same like the recent Prithvi-II test where...