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The Indian Air Force has denied reports of an aircraft crash near Kishtwar. He added that Israel and the US are leading the fight against “forces of evil” and have weakened Iran’s threat capabilities. Turkey's foreign minister on Saturday accused Israel of using security as a pretext to acquire "more land". Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said Sunday that the military had been instructed to use "full force" in Lebanon — even during the ongoing ceasefire — should Israeli troops face any threat. Israeli forces have destroyed Lebanese villages in the area, saying their aim is to protect northern Israeli towns ​from Hezbollah attacks.

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Under the licence, Zen Technologies will manufacture a range of cannons including 12.7mm, 23mm, 30mm, and 40mm calibres, covering a wide spectrum of operational roles across land and naval domains. Cumulative funding in the range of $650–700 million underscores growing investor confidence, but more importantly, a large portion of these firms are hardware-centric, developing deployable systems rather than remaining at the conceptual stage. In less than half a decade, the ecosystem has expanded from near non-existence to over 190 startups spanning launch systems, satellite manufacturing, propulsion, ground infrastructure, and downstream analytics. DRDO Chairman Dr. Samir V Kamat’s assertion that space will be a domain in future warfare is less a warning and more a recognition of an ongoing structural shift in India’s strategic ecosystem.

Iran US Israel War Live Updates: Ties With Persian Gulf States Important, Says Iranian Foreign Ministry

The inauguration marks a significant milestone in strengthening India’s maritime security architecture along the eastern seaboard. The video also highlighted China’s “blue-water” navy capable of deep-sea operations, including footage from real-life drills in the western Pacific far from home and the use of advanced equipment. Congratulating the Skyroot team on the occasion, the chief minister said it is a matter of great pride that the rocket was completely designed and developed in Hyderabad. Both the platforms have been integrated with indigenously designed & developed 30 mm Crewless Turret, with advanced features to meet the mobility, fire power and protection requirements.

• In a significant move reflecting escalating geopolitical tensions, the Indian government has revoked the security clearance of Celebi Airport Services India Pvt.
• This initiative reflects a broader shift toward more efficient, flexible, and scalable launch mechanisms capable of supporting diverse mission requirements in modern maritime operations.
• India has added a major boost to its naval strength with the commissioning of INS Taragiri in Visakhapatnam.
• India will soon have a combat aircraft rivalling Lockheed Martin’s F-22 Raptor and F-35 Lightning II of the United States of America, China’s Chengdu J-20 and Russian Sukhoi Su-57.
• Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) inherently reflects less radar energy compared to metallic structures, but the real advantage lies in fabrication precision.
• Set up by the Ministry of Home Affairs, i4c helps in coordinating and monitoring cybercrime, especially those targeting women and children.

This test follows other recent naval advancements by Pakistan. Pakistan has successfully test-fired its Taimoor air-launched cruise missile. In response to escalating geopolitical strains, Indian spacetech startups are making a bold pivot from commercial focuses to military applications. India's vast trained workforce and cost-effective infrastructure offer a significant advantage. Powerful AI models like Anthropic's Mythos present both opportunities and security risks for the banking sector.

Lt Gen Prasanna Kishore Mishra Reviews Security Grid in Chanderkote, Emphasises Hinterland Vigilance

In Asia, the Iran war is pushing South Korea to increase nuclear power generation, while Taiwan is debating restarting mothballed reactors. But long-term commitments to nuclear power made now will likely lock it in to countries' future energy mixes, said Joshua Kurlantzick of the Council on Foreign Relations. Nuclear power isn't a quick fix for the current energy crisis. The Iran war's global energy shock is causing some nations in Africa and Asia to boost nuclear power generation and spurring atomic energy plans in non-nuclear countries on both continents. Iran has consistently maintained that its nuclear programme is peaceful, while Western powers have sought stricter limits and verification mechanisms to prevent any potential weaponisation pathway. The remarks come as Iran and the US remain divided on key issues, including the scope of nuclear restrictions, sanctions relief, and broader security guarantees.

Raksha Mantri emphasized that mastering frontier technologies is essential for India’s security. Hence, reforms will encompass training, capability development and procurement of technologies such as AI-based drones, electromagnetic weapons, and anti-satellite missiles. He highlighted India's growing market and skilled workforce. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh urged German companies to partner with India for co-development and co-production.

Developed by Defence Research and Development Organisation, these radars will improve air surveillance in high-altitude areas. India on Friday commissioned its third nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), INS Aridhaman, enhancing the country's sea-based nuclear deterrence. With over 75% indigenous content, it highlights India’s growing defence capability. India has added a major boost to its naval strength with the commissioning of INS Taragiri in Visakhapatnam.

• At the core of this shift is the deployment of SAR Active Decoy systems—also referred to as Coherent Deception Jamming—designed not to merely obscure signals, but to actively manipulate what enemy sensors perceive, particularly synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites.
• Reuters reported Iranian state TV quoting Iran’s top military command as saying US forces would face retaliation if they continued what it called “blockade and piracy” in the region.
• India has approved defence procurement proposals worth Rs 2.38 lakh crore, taking the total approvals this year to a record Rs 6.73 lakh crore.
• The Indian Army’s global reputation for excellence stems from its rigorous training and unwavering ethos, making it a preferred choice for international military education.
• This will enable the armed forces to receive essential weapons and systems in a timely manner.

INS Taragiri: Inside India’s Project 17A Stealth Warship

For India, which began inducting the C-17 fleet in June 2013, this roadmap ensures that its core strategic airlift capability will remain viable for decades, supporting missions ranging from rapid troop deployment to humanitarian assistance and high-altitude logistics. Traditional launch systems often involve bulky infrastructure, safety risks, and limited adaptability to different payload configurations. This initiative reflects a broader shift toward more efficient, flexible, and scalable launch mechanisms capable of supporting diverse mission requirements in modern maritime operations. The Indian Navy is pursuing next-generation launch technologies by inviting the development of a compact Electromagnetic Launch System (EMLS) under the DISC 14 innovation challenge. India’s Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) program is increasingly being shaped around a much larger force structure than initially sanctioned.

In high-intensity scenarios, fallback reliance on GPS or other external systems introduces uncertainty and potential denial risks, echoing the lessons of Kargil that originally drove NavIC’s creation. For military users, particularly the Indian Navy and Air Force, this translates into reduced autonomy in precision navigation and targeting. With the constellation reportedly slipping below the minimum satellite threshold required for reliable 3D positioning, India is once again confronting the very vulnerability NavIC was designed to eliminate—dependence on indian defence updates foreign navigation systems during conflict. The operational disruption of India’s NavIC navigation constellation in early 2026 has triggered a serious policy debate on whether ISRO should continue handling defence-oriented space assets or transition into a pure research and deep-space agency.

The adaptable nature of drone-based radars offers advantages over static systems, making them harder to neutralize and offering flexible deployment options. These systems aim to detect and track aerial targets in contested environments, providing an accurate picture to a central location. The Indian Air Force is seeking domestic development of collaborative drone-based surveillance radars through the Mehar Baba Competition.