Dinakar Peri is a Senior Assistant Editor at Kasturi & Sons, Ltd, the publisher of The Hindu newspaper. With a background in biology, Dinakar's focus as a journalist is on defense, geopolitics, energy, and climate change. He has also been a Chevening Fellow and has previously worked at the Centre for Land Warfare Studies in India.
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In a major relaxation, Germany has granted licence to India to purchase small arms from German companies.
The story so far: On March 5, both aircraft carriers of the Indian Navy, INS Vikramaditya and INS Vikrant, showcased “twin carrier operations” with
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“We are aware that Indonesia is also keen to build its own defence industry. We are keen to share our experiences in this endeavour,” said Sandeep
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The U.K. is leveraging a logistics support agreement signed with India to expand military to military engagements, especially in the maritime domain, as it also looks to augment its capability and deployments in the Indo-Pacific. A U.K. warship underwent essential maintenance for the first time in April at Larsen & Toubro's (L&T) shipyard at Kattupalli as a Royal Navy Littoral Response Group-South (LRG-S) visited India.
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Only Germany and Spain submitted bids for the deal, the deadline for which saw several extensions before finally culminating in July 2023
Indian UN staff killed in Gaza, first international casualty in Israel-Hamas conflict, UN calls for ceasefire.
The Army is all set to begin receiving another set of Russian Igla-S very short range air defence systems (VSHORAD) by the end of May or early next
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