Agni-II is a two-stage, solid-fuel #IRBM with a range of 2,000–3,000 km and a 1,000 kg payload. It features improved guidance and mobility, allowing rapid road/rail launches for flexible deterrence across the heartland and deeper target coverage.
#AgniII

Agni-III is a compact, two-stage, solid-fuel IRBM with a 3,000–3,500 km range and 1,500 kg payload. With a 2 m diameter and advanced guidance (ring-laser-gyro INS), it offers high accuracy and deep mainland reach through ready road-mobile deployment.
#IndigenousTech #AgniIII

Agni-IV is an advanced, two-stage, solid-fuel IRBM (up to 4,000 km range, 1,000 kg payload) with fifth-gen avionics, composites, and superior guidance for better accuracy. It fills the gap between Agni-III and Agni-V with lighter mass and enhanced resilience.
#AgniIV #MakeInIndia

Agni-V is a three-stage, canisterized long-range missile with over 5,000 km reach and MIRV capability, proven during Mission Divyastra (Mar 2024). It enables multiple independently targetable warheads and rapid launch for a credible, assured second-strike.
#AgniV

Agni-P (“Prime”) is the next-gen two-stage, canisterized missile with 1,000–2,000 km range and advanced accuracy. Its first rail-based operational launch occurred on September 24, 2025, adding stealthy mobility and short-reaction survivability to India’s arsenal.
#AgniPrime

Agni-VI aims to enhance India’s reach with MIRV-optimised intercontinental missiles with a range of about 11,000 to 12,000 km. The Agni series, initially a technology experiment in the 1980s, has grown to become India’s primary land-based nuclear defence system.
#AgniSeries

DRDO’s ADE is seeking turboprop engines for domestic HALE #UAVs. The engines must have 900-1500 SHP, weigh less than 700 lbs, consume less than 0.555 lb/hp-hr, exceed 45,000 ft ceiling, and have a TBO of over 3000 hours.
#DRDO #DefenecTech@NetramDefence

India–Myanmar held the 2nd Annual Defence Dialogue in Naypyitaw, led by Defence Secy Rajesh Kumar Singh and Maj Gen Kyaw Ko Htike; talks focused on training, capacity building, post‑earthquake assistance and cultural exchanges.
#IndiaMyanmar #DefenceDialogue #ActEast@NetramDefence

#BEL delivered the CIDSS contract documents to Lt Gen Rakesh Kapoor on 24 Sep 2025. This AI-enabled Decision Support System will create a unified COIP across Corps-level operations, enhancing real-time situational awareness & command effectiveness.
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BREAKING: BEML Limited, Bharat Forge, and Data Patterns signed a tripartite MoU in Pune today. They will work together to support India's #AMCA program. The consortium will join ADA's Expression of Interest for the 5th-generation fighter project.
#DefenseIndia #MakeInIndia@NetramDefence

The iconic MiG-21 has taken its final flight from Chandigarh, retiring after six decades of service. Salute to the unyielding spirit of the MiG-21 and the brave pilots who flew it.
#MiG21 #IAF #EndOfAnEra@NetramDefence

UPDATE: #Dassault has proposed a total production of 114 #Rafale fighter jets in India, as per the #MRCA programme. This marks a significant leap for India, moving from being a mere component supplier to a complete 4.5-generation fighter manufacturer.
#IAF #France


Key points:
- #TASL Hyderabad manufactures the fuselage, while DRAL Nagpur assembles the final product.
- Production in less than 3 years, delivery in less than 6 years, with a monthly capacity of 2 planes.
- F4 standard with #Astra #Rudram missiles, containing 60% local content.

The MoD is reviving two advanced landing grounds(ALGs), Chushul in #Ladakh and Anini in #ArunachalPradesh, near the LAC. This aims to enhance UAV, helicopter, and light aircraft operations. This bolsters India’s defence against sensitive border areas with #China.

China has converted J-6 fighters into #supersonicdrones! These drones retain Mach 1.3 speed and are equipped with autonomous controls, navigation, and weapon stations. With 3,000 jets available, #China has the potential to use them for kamikaze or swarm strikes

Thread 🧵: The 1962 Sino-Indian war is often remembered as a sudden border clash. But evidence shows it was deeply shaped by #ColdWar geopolitics. #CIA ops in #Tibet, Mao’s suspicions of India, and US strategy to divide Delhi & Beijing were central to the conflict’s outbreak.