Light Helicopter Replacement – Confusion Prevails
Editor’s Note The Indian Army’s aviation fleet is mostly a rusted inventory flogged by succeeding governments to a point when wives of the army aviato... Read more
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Farnborough 2016
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The 5 Most Powerful Armies in 2030
The focus of ground combat operations has shifted dramatically since the end of the Cold War. Relatively few operations now involve the defeat of a t... Read more
Future Ready Combat Vehicle (FRCV)
Editor’s Note The conceptualisation of FRCV is a reflection of change in approach to production of new systems with the end user driving the project r... Read more
17 Years After Kargil, Army Only Has Ammo For Two Weeks’ Fight
Time as they say, flies. In a little over two weeks, the nation will observe the 17th anniversary of the Kargil war. The bugles will sound, the custom... Read more
Cutting the Flab and Integrated Theatre Commands
Editor’s Note The author defines a synergising relationship between the two requirements that the forces are grappling with today: integration of the... Read more
India’s home-built Tejas joins IAF: Everything you need to know
The idea to develop an indigenous fighter aircraft was conceptualised in 1970s. And, the actual work to realise that idea began in 1980s. Three decade... Read more
Make In India – Defence Manufacturing: How Defence Procurement Policy (DPP) 2016 Helps
Editor’s Note A sea change has been witnessed in the functioning of the Defence Ministry for some time, now. The best reflection of the changed enviro... Read more
User Needs and Concerns for Ship and Surface Launched Weapons
Editor’s Note The opportunities for the Indian Defence Industry to manufacture specialist ammunition for the armed forces are gradually opening up. It... Read more
Subdued Demand, Diminished Prospects
In 2015, global economic activity remained subdued. Growth in emerging market and developing economies—while still accounting for over 70 percent of g... Read more
