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Pakistan’s empty threats to Afghanistan
Bangladesh interim chief Muhammad Yunus was seen presenting a Pakistani general with a controversial map depicting Assam and other northeastern states as part of Bangladesh.
China’s third aircraft carrier, Fujian (80,000 tons), has successfully completed EM catapult launch tests with J-15T, J-35, and KJ-600 aircraft in September 2025.
This is the first homebuilt CATOBAR carrier, and it will be the world’s first to launch 5th-gen fighters using an EM catapult. It is set for commissioning by the end of 2025.
India and Russia are close to approving #BrahMos-II. The joint hypersonic cruise missile project is expected to receive formal approval by the end of 2025.
- Speed: Mach 7 (approximately 8,575 km/h)
- Range: 1,500 km
- Features: Russian scramjet propulsion and Indian electronic warfare-resistant avionics
- Flight tests are scheduled for 2027-28
- Induction is planned for 2031
Happy Infantry Day to all Indian Army bravhearts who have protected the nation selflessly.
Europe's defence budget reached €392 billion in 2025, up from €218 billion in 2021. The EU's "ReArm Europe" agenda plans to mobilize up to €800 billion through new funding mechanisms, with Germany's 2025 defence budget totaling €86.5 billion and projected to exceed €150 billion in coming years
INS Ikshak is set to be commissioned on November 6 at Naval Base Kochi, with Chief of Naval Staff Adm DK Tripathi presiding over the ceremony. This is the third SVL ship 102nd designed by the Navy's WDB, featuring over 80% indigenous content, and is the first SVL to provide dedicated accommodations for women.
Maj Gen Yousef Maayouf Saeed Al Hallami, Commander, United Arab Emirates Land Forces, is undertaking an official visit to India from 27-28 October 2025.
The SuperSukhoi upgrade for the IAF’s Su-30MKI fleet is nearly finalised and awaits CCS approval. This upgrade will extend the service life by 20 years. Eighty jets will receive new cockpits, radars, an electronic warfare suite, and sensors. This is a timely move, given that squadron strength has decreased to 29 due to the retirement of the MiG21 and delays in Tejas Mk1A deliveries.
In a major strategic development, Armenia is reportedly set to acquire India's HAL-built Sukhoi Su-30MKI jets to counter Azerbaijan's recent purchase of 40 Pakistani JF-17C Block III fighters. This move deepens Indo-Armenian defense cooperation and marks a win for India's defense export ambitions.
“Self-reliance is not just a government slogan, but a modern form of India’s ancient tradition. Our goal should be to increase the private sector’s contribution in defence manufacturing to at least 50% within the next three years,” said Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, stressing indigenisation after Operation Sindoor and rising global uncertainty.
China is rapidly integrating AI into its military, leveraging its prized DeepSeek model.
Key developments include:
- AI-powered robot dogs for scouting & demining.
- Autonomous drone swarms for target tracking.
- Norinco's self-driving combat vehicles

This push for "algorithmic sovereignty" aims to reduce dependence on Western tech & accelerate the arms race with the U.S.
IAF issues RFI for 800 Medium-Range Swarm Unmanned Munition Systems under Buy Indian-IDDM. These AI-enabled, autonomous drone swarms with 25-50 km range & 45-60 min endurance will enhance precision strikes & battlefield dominance.
Dynauton Systems, located in Bengaluru, has launched KAATIL, the first jet-powered loitering munition in India. With a weight of 12 kg and a wingspan of 2 meters, it can reach speeds of up to 600 km/h, allowing for high-speed precision attacks in areas where GNSS is unavailable. It boasts fire-and-forget capabilities and multiple attack profiles.
Israel Aerospace Industries set to secure Rs 8,000 crore contract with IAF for converting six Boeing 767 jets into mid-air refuelling tankers. This deal boosts India’s aerial refuelling capability, extending the operational reach of its fighter fleet.
The new jammer pods are expected to operate across a wide 4 to 40 GHz frequency band and will likely include features such as automatic threat recognition, 360-degree coverage, and high-power jamming output for both defensive and offensive EW operations. Integration will be carried out under IAF and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) supervision to ensure compatibility with existing mission computers and weapon systems.
President Murmu is set to take a Rafale fighter jet sortie tomorrow from Ambala.
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Philippines in active talks with Korea Aerospace Industries for the KF-21 fighter jet acquisitions beyond the 24 FA-50s already ordered. KF-21 Boramae showcased at Seoul defense expo - a 4.5-gen fighter designed to rival China's J-10/FC-31 in regional markets. Strategic partnership deepening with tech transfer potential as Manila diversifies defense procurement amid F-16 funding delays.
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US President indicates willingness to share nuclear submarine technology with South Korea - a unprecedented move given how closely the U.S. guards this tech. Even AUKUS allies UK/Australia don't get direct transfers. Comes as North Korea advances its own nuclear sub program and conducts cruise missile tests. Major strategic shift that could reshape Indo-Pacific naval balance. Pentagon yet to respond.
India launches Exercise Trishul - first tri-services wargame since Operation Sindoor! 25,000 troops, Rafales, Su-30MKIs, frontline warships deployed across western sector (Oct 30-Nov 10). Testing coordination between Army-Navy-IAF in creek/desert/amphibious ops. Pakistan commands reportedly on high alert as drills focus on Sir Creek-Sindh axis. Showcasing integrated warfare capabilities!
India’s AK-203 “Sher” rifle, made at IRRPL Amethi, will have 100% local content by December 2025. This is a significant step for #MakeInIndia. The 7.62×39mm rifle fires 700 rounds per minute and has a range of 800 meters. It will replace the INSAS. Annual production will reach 150,000 units for the Army and for exports, with deliveries planned 22 months ahead of schedule.