In the wake of Cyclone Yaas, which is expected to make landfall on the West Bengal and Odisha Coast on May 26, the Indian Air Force has put its assets on alert mode as part of its HADR task preparedness. Read More

Amidst the ongoing second wave of Coronavirus across the country, the Indian Army had augmented its health infrastructure throughout its nationwide network. Read More

The first destroyer of Indian Navy - INS Rajput was decommissioned at Naval Dockyard in Visakhapatnam after serving the nation for 41 glorious years on Friday. Read More

Around 90% of medical devices are imported by Vietnam. Japan, Germany, the US, China, and Singapore together account for about 55% of it. Read More

I have all along been a strong votary of use of technology to ease the hardship of troops. I rue the fact that in spite of my almost four decades of experience of border guarding this simple indigenous solution never occurred to me. Read More

On May 21st, a glorious era will come to an end with the decommissioning of the Indian Navy’s first destroyer - INS Rajput. Read More

Facilitating citizens to live in a safe environment is the duty of every government which in turn is as sacrosanct as its legitimate responsibility. It is immaterial whether the form of the government is an elected one or a hereditary monarchical reign as long as the people continue enjoying their lives freely. Read More

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh reviewed the efforts of Ministry of Defence (MoD), the three services, Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and other Defence organisations in assisting the civil administration to tackle the current Covid-19 situation in the country, through a video conference on Monday. Read More

In this interview with Prof Swaran Singh, Sapna Singh of India Sentinels discussed the possibility of US sanctions on India under CAATSA for buying S-400 anti-missile defence system from Russia, as well as the implications if at all Washington imposes sanctions on New Delhi. Read More

PM CARES Fund has accorded sanction for procurement of 1,50,000 units of ‘Oxycare’ system developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) at a cost of Rs 322.5 crore. Read More