Missile tech may open up Rs 1,00,000 crore market for India
The missile technology has a scope of creating a Rs 1,00,000-crore market for the Indian private sector, said scientists and top defence officials involved in the Agni V project.
If the missile techn
India natural leader of Indian Ocean region: Antony
India on Tuesday positioned itself as a natural leader of the Indian Ocean region in view of its strategic location and operational capability, even as its navy was asked to be prepared to meet eventu
Tatra deliveries as per NDA contract: Antony
Seeking to turn the tables on the Opposition, Defence Minister A. K. Antony on Monday said the present government has not purchased a single new Tatra truck and the current deliveries were being made
Rs11cr unpaid by VIPS for flying in IAF planes
VIPs travelled by IAF planes and helicopters on 1,888 occasions over three years since April 2009, raking up a Rs28.83 crore bill, of which Rs11 crore is still to be paid, parliament was informed on M
India’s missile defence shield ready
India has developed missile defence shield, which can be put in place at short notice to protect at least two cities, bringing the country on par with an elite group of few nations.
Defamation case against Army Chief sent to another court
A Delhi court hearing the criminal defamation complaint against Army Chief Gen V.K. Singh and four others on Saturday transferred it to the court of additional chief metropolitan magistrate (ACMM).
CBI questions former BEML Chairman on Tantra supply deal
The CBI on Saturday questioned former BEML Chairman and Managing Director T.V.S. Shastri here in connection with the Tatra all-terrain vehicle supply deal.
Shastri who preceded present Chairman V.R.
‘Ban Armymen for 5 yrs from private job’
The parliamentary standing committee on defence has recommended that retired officers from the armed forces of the rank of Brigadier and above should be allowed to join the private sector only after a
Over 1,700 posts for IAS lying vacant: Government
The government said on Wednesday as many as 1,777 posts for Indian Administrative Service officers were lying vacant.
Of the total authorised strength of 6,154 IAS officers, 4,377 posts are filled, M
SC asks Army to decide how to try personnel involved in fake encounter cases
The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Army authorities to decide whether its personnel accused of fake encounter killings in Jammu and Kashmir and Assam should be tried by court-martial proceedings o