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Isro to test reusable space launch vehicle 'Pushpak' in Karnataka today

Isro says RLV-TD will be scaled up to become the first stage of India's reusable two-stage orbital launch vehicle

China under cyberattack, 100s of govt units and firms compromised: Report

China's Ministry of State Security warns that a foreign hacking group has infiltrated domestic business and govt units in preparation for large scale criminal activities

US has unveiled draft UNSC resolution for immediate Gaza ceasefire: Blinken

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said it was imperative that protecting civilians 'who are in harm's way' be treated as a priority

Pannun murder plot: US asks India to quickly, transparently complete probe

Report says Indian investigation into US claims of attempted murder of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York has found that rogue operatives were involved in plot

7 militants killed in attack on Pak's Gwadar Port Authority complex: Report

Multiple blasts and intense firing have been reported at Gwadar Port Authority Complex in Pakistan

Article 23: Hong Kong's tough security law backed by China explained

Hong Kong's recently passed national security law has caused worry among financial professionals and businesses

From friend to foe: How Hafiz Gul Bahadur brought Pak, Afghanistan to blows

Hafiz Gul Bahadur went from being a pro-Pakistan militant commander to an implacable foe of the state and armed forces in the span of just a decade

MV Ruen op: Indian Navy protected 3,440 ships, 25,000 seafarers in 16 years

Indian Navy has deployed over 10 warships to secure strategic waterways following increasing attacks on cargo vessels in the Red Sea

Indian Navy ship, commandos force pirates to surrender, rescue MV Ruen crew

Merchant vessel MV Ruen was hijacked by Somali pirates on December 14

China's nuclear missile force, army giving Xi sleepless nights: Here's why

Chinese President Xi Jinping purged two defence ministers within a matter of months last year as part of his widening programme to wipe out corruption within the country's armed forces

China defence Budget: Concerns about low soldier readiness, morale dominate

Jump in Chinese defence Budget comes amid concerns in Beijing that its armed forces lack discipline after decades without real combat and a wide-ranging mission to eradicate military corruption

This new laser weapon can destroy drones, missiles at the cost of a pizza

Directed-energy weapons are slowly emerging as an alternative to air defence interceptor missiles thanks to their low cost per interception

Tejas, Arjun tanks and navy carriers showcase firepower: Watch videos here

From Indian Army's Arjun tank and Indian Air Force's Tejas showing their might at Pokhran to Indian Navy's twin aircraft carrier operations in the high seas, watch the best of India's military might

China eyeing India's backyard for more overseas military bases: US Intel

US intelligence assessment says Beijing will focus on building fully modernised defence force by 2035 and turning PLA into a world-class military by 2049

Defence exports to more than double to Rs 40,000 cr by 2026: Anurag Thakur

Swedish think-tank SIPRI's recent report revealed India was world's biggest arms importer in 2019-23, with a 9.8 per cent share of all arms imports

Tejas crash: LCA has 4X better safety record than Pakistan's JF-17 Thunder

The comparison is merited because the LCA Tejas and JF-17 are both lightweight combat aircraft that are meant to form the backbone of their respective air forces and serve in similar combat roles

India's MIRV-tipped Agni-5 missile test: All your questions answered

MIRV technology will make an Agni-5 missile more difficult to intercept because its warheads will approach their intended targets along with the mother vehicles and multiple decoys

India conducts first test of MIRV-equipped Agni-V missile; PM hails DRDO

Single Agni-V missile will be able to carry multiple warheads and strike different targets thanks to MIRV technology

AMCA: India scrambles as China builds up 200-strong stealth jet fleet

India becomes a late entrant in fifth-generation stealth fighter race, lagging behind the likes of South Korea and Turkey

'Launch vehicles are like ICBMs': New space FDI norms keep security in mind

The amended FDI norms in the space sector strike a fine balance between the funding needs of India's spacetech startups and the country's security