Arms & munitions
India is still world’s largest arms importer
18 Mar 2014
The study throws a damning sidelight on India’s state-controlled armament manufacture and indigenisation efforts, which have made little headway over decades of efforts
India’s nuclear sub ‘Arihant’ to be fitted with Agni-V for sea trials soon
08 Feb 2014
The nuclear-tipped missiles are ready for installation and their integration would begin after some of the scheduled sea trials of Arihant are over
Agni-III missile test-fired in another flawless mission
23 Dec 2013
This is the second user trial of the ballistic missile, which has a strike range of more than 3,000 km
Nuclear capable, Dhanush test fired successfully
23 Nov 2013
Nuclear capable, Dhanush test fired successfully
23 Nov 2013
Indian Army test-fires deep-diving version of BrahMos missile
18 Nov 2013
India has successfully tested an advanced, deep penetration variant of the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile
India, France seal $6 billion missile deal
14 Feb 2013
The Rs30,000 crore SR-SAM project is a joint venture between India and France and would be jointly developed by MBDA of France and the DRDO
Defence establishments bleeding money, says CAG
30 Nov 2012
In a report to Parliament, the accounts watchdog has slammed India’s defence programmes for inefficiency and wastage of funds
Agni-II successfully test fired for full range of 2,000 km
09 Aug 2012
Agni-II is 20 metres in length and is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead weighing one tonnne over a distance of 2000 km
Agni-II successfully test fired for full range of 2,000 km
09 Aug 2012
Agni-II is 20 metres in length and is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead weighing one tonnne over a distance of 2000 km
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