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As Defence Minister A.K. Antony leaves on a 4-day official visit to China on Thursday, the first by a Defence Minister in seven years, new facts about the direction India’s nuclear missile programme is taking could send out an unprecedented message. In details revealed for the first time...

Check this. http://www.defence.pk/forums/naval-warfare/253986-list-major-warships-indian-navy-post-2025-a.html

India on Saturday successfully test-fired a reconfigured version of its beyond visual range (BVR) new generation air-to-air missile 'Astra' from the integrated test range (ITR) at Chandipur off the Odisha coast. Defence sources said, the missile was fired from the launching complex – II...

Possibly ground based advanced stage pilot training as it is not known to have a short-takeoff or arrested recovery. It will replace Kiran mk-II

According to the latest issue of HAL Connect Magazine , Aircraft Division, Bangalore On June 11, 2013 achieved another milestone in production of Hawk AJT with successful first test flight of first Navy Hawk AJT. The aircraft with tail number IN001 took off at 14:04 hrs and landed at...

It's not at all sudden:disagree:. It was published before that Astra will have flight envelope of 44km if fired from above 8km altitude and 80km if fired above 11km altitude and 21km at sea level.:agree: It was also informed that Astra-2 will have 110km-120km flight range as oppose 80km of...

Eyeing a potential $2 billion domestic market, India’s state-owned Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL), which recently carved out a separate unmanned air systems (UAS) division as part of a comprehensive diversification drive, wants to prepare platforms quickly to meet a raft of current and...

Astra missile being test-fired at the Integrated Test Range in Odisha 2012. It was almost decade back in 2003 when for first time Astra was tested without control and guidance systems in media tests were dubbed Successful but in actual, missiles failed to clear mission objectives and it was...

The problem is with the Radome and not with radar. Large percentage of transmission loss has been found which may effect the normal functioning of the radar. Thus it is not wise to perform BVR tests using this problem as there is every chance of a failure.

Go and lick Gandhi family's back

Are Madam kuch aur deen yahan bitaiye bahut sare NEVER THOUGHT OF type comments sunne ko milega:tup:

Cost effective platform for PAF:victory:. Carry this type of idiots to the height of 2000-3000 meters and drop them from there similar to unguided bombs.:lol: Atleast issey toh better result milega:P

May I know the reason for taking 2 decades if powered by kaveri ??? As Kaveri is producing 50KN of dry thrust good enough to power UCAV. And with no wet thrust included, it will exhaust far lesser heat to the environment enabling it to play more like 5th gen fighter engines. So don't come...

If I consider the size of West Pakistan(now Pakistan) and East Pakistan(now Bangladesh) as one, then total size of Pakistan was almost 40% of India's size whereas population of Pakistan together with Bangladesh at that point of time was not even 1/4th. So by this logic, a far bigger...

Best of luck China. One thing which I like about China is, they successfully keep their project classified and announce only when the program matures. As for example:- we all knew about j-20 in development but hardly any of us had information about j-31 also under development till very late...

So by your logic junk fighter 17 should be renamed as Beijing's junk as all the spare parts come from China.:toast_sign:

It will have 130mm gun. Check the following link: http://www.naval-technology.com/projects/kolkata-class-guided-missile-destroyers/

Indian government is playing good cards here. We will not make military inroads into Afghanistan. It's because we want to develop cordial relation with Pakistan if not friendly. Our military inroad will give Pakistan a cause to disagree and more importantly it will show India as an enemy in the...

If you think your IQ is more, then let's discuss. Tell me why do you think INR or Takka depreciates other than balance of Trade which everybody knows. Answer wisely. If possible answer after taking the help of google, as your IQ depends on this

Either your IQ is less or you are purposely trolling. This point of US$2 trillion was posted in Business Standard and it was clearly mentioned if the rupee remain below 50.79INR for $1 US. Here is the link: India to be $2-trn economy by FY13-end? | Business Standard So stop trolling.