INDIAN AIRBORNE RADAR TECHNOLOGY
India's Rudram-1 Missile: How does it stack up against global competitors?
Rudram 1 Missile: India has successfully tested its first indigenous anti-radiation missile, the Rudram-1, developed by DRDO for the Indian Air Force. Integrated with Sukhoi-30MKI jets, it targets radiation sources with INS-GPS navigation and a Passive Homing Head, crucial for Suppression of Enemy Air Defence (SEAD). Compared globally, Rudram-1 enhances India's SEAD capabilities against adversaries like the US (AGM-88 HARM), Russia (Kh-58), UK (ALARM), China (FT-2000), Iran (Hormoz-2), and Brazil (MAR-1). This milestone strengthens India's defense against regional threats, showcasing its technological prowess and commitment to indigenous defense innovation.
Should investors buy the dip in brokerage stocks? Deepak Shenoy answers
But there is a headwind there because SBI did a lot of unsecured lending as well. But therefore, of the public sector bank, Indian Bank looks better. We have a bunch of private banks in our portfolio. So, a little bias there.
DRDO hands over to Navy niche technology that obscures radar signals
MR-MOCR technology, developed by DRDO, enhances Indian Navy's defense capabilities by reducing radar detection. It includes microwave obscurant properties and successful trials demonstrating radar cross-section reduction. The achievement marks a significant step towards self-reliance in defense technology.
Defence Ministry signs 350th iDEX contract with SpacePixxel Technologies for miniature satellite development
The Ministry of Defence signed its 350th iDEX contract with SpacePixxel Technologies Pvt Ltd for developing a miniature observation and imaging satellite for the Indian Air Force. This initiative aims to innovate in space electronics by miniaturising payloads that were previously deployed on large satellites. The new satellite will integrate multiple miniaturised payloads, offering benefits like faster deployment and lower environmental impact. Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane praised the commitment of defence innovators and assured them of continued support.
Cloudphysician raises $10.5 million in funding round led by Peak XV Partners
Online healthcare and technology solutions provider Cloudphysician has raised $10.5 million (about Rs 87.7 crore) in a funding round led by Peak XV Partners, along with Elevar Equity and venture debt firm Panthera Peak. The startup will use the capital to strengthen its presence in India, enter other countries and develop its AI platform.
ISRO completes Reusable Launch Vehicle technology demonstrations under challenging conditions
ISRO achieved a significant milestone with the successful third consecutive test of the Reusable Launch Vehicle Landing Experiment, demonstrating the autonomous landing capability of the launch vehicle under challenging conditions. Named 'Pushpak,' the winged vehicle executed cross-range correction maneuvers and a precise horizontal landing at the runway centerline after being released from an Indian Air Force Chinook Helicopter. This success reaffirms ISRO's expertise in acquiring critical technologies for the development of a Reusable Launch Vehicle.
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NASA to train ISRO astronauts for ISS trip
NASA and ISRO collaborate to train an Indian astronaut for an ISS mission, enhancing Indo-US space partnership through iCET technology. NASA administrator Bill Nelson emphasised joint efforts to advance human spaceflight and benefit humanity. India and the US aim to deepen interoperability in space, provide advanced training for Indian astronauts, and launch the NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar to combat climate change.
NASA chief says US and India to expand collaboration in space; to train Indian astronaut for ISS
NASA administrator Bill Nelson announced an expanded collaboration with India, including a joint effort aboard the International Space Station with an Indian astronaut. The US and India aim to deepen interoperability in space, commencing advanced training for ISRO astronauts at NASA's Johnson Space Centre. Efforts will support future human spaceflight and address global challenges.
Made in India Netra, Pinaka Systems attract European, Southeast Asian interest
The AEWC is a system developed by the Centre for Airborne Systems and two of their aircraft are already flying with the Indian Air Force giving wide coverage of the adversaries' activities along both western and northern front of the country. The Indian forces are going to get 12 more of these airborne systems in different configurations.
DRDO, Indian firms showcase Made in India weapons, tech at Paris defence show
Indian defence sector firms are showcasing their products at the EUROSATORY 2024 defence show in France. The exhibition features Indian products such as the Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher system and the LCA Tejas fighter aircraft. The India pavilion was inaugurated by Indian Ambassador to France, Jawed Ashraf. The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) showcases 11 major defence technologies and products.
Army unleashes 'silent killer' indigenous Nagastra-1 suicide drones along Pakistan, China borders: Key features revealed
Solar Industries delivered the first batch of Nagastra-1 Loitering Munitions to the Indian Army. These UAV-based munitions can hover, perform precision strikes, and be safely recovered, marking a significant advancement in India's defense capabilities. Developed by Economic Explosives Ltd, Nagastra-1 reduces reliance on foreign suppliers with over 75% indigenous content. The weapon offers operational flexibility and cost efficiency, capable of operating in extreme conditions, and is a testament to India's growing military technology expertise.
Ixigo IPO opens for subscription. Should you bid?
Ixigo IPO by Le Travenues Technology will open for subscription with a price band of Rs 88-93 per share. Investors can bid for 161 shares in one lot. The IPO closes on June 12.
Ixigo IPO opens tomorrow. What GMP signals ahead of subscription?
Before its initial public offering (IPO) set to open for subscription on Monday, Le Travenues Technology, the company behind the travel platform Ixigo, is seeing its shares trade at a premium of Rs 25 in the unlisted market.
IPO Calendar: Ixigo's Rs 740 crore issue, 4 listings on primary market radar next week
The IPO of Le Travenues Technology which operates the travel platform Ixigo is set to launch on June 10, along with Kronox Labs' debut. Analysts foresee a surge in IPO activity in the coming days.
Air Turbulence! IndiGo and Air India Express tackle rising threats amid climate change concerns
The rise in clear air turbulence, likely due to climate change, has led to increased incidents impacting airline passengers worldwide. Recent events, including a fatal case on a Singapore Airlines flight, have prompted airlines like Air India Express and IndiGo to enhance safety measures and pilot training to address this growing concern.
Aviation experts to begin probe of Singapore Airlines turbulence incident that left British man dead
Aviation investigators arrived in Bangkok on Wednesday to learn how and why severe turbulence sent a Singapore Airlines plane into a sudden dive that tossed passengers and crew around the cabin, leaving a British man dead and dozens others injured. Twenty people remained in intensive care in hospital after Flight SQ321, which was flying from London's Heathrow airport to Singapore, hit the turbulence Tuesday over the Andaman Sea.
India to be $1 trillion digital economy by FY28: IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar
The government earlier expected India to reach the $1 trillion-mark by 2026-27 but the target has been moved by a year due to various reasons, including the Covid-19 pandemic, IT minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar said.
The AI piggyback ride India badly needs
Sundar Pichai and Satya Nadella emphasize India's potential in AI development to boost productivity and drive economic growth, highlighting the transformative impact of AI on various sectors including services exports, education, and workforce development.
Technology emerged as new strategic arena of competition: Army chief Manoj Pande
In a seminar titled "Year of Technology Absorption: Empowering the Soldier," Army Chief General Manoj Pande discussed the evolving role of technology in warfare. He emphasized that while technological advancements have historically influenced warfare outcomes, viewing technology as the sole driver of success can be limiting.
Staff safety on India Inc radar in troubled West Asia
Indian companies are closely monitoring the safety of employees in Israel, a West Asian innovation hub, amid the intensifying Israel-Iran conflict. Sun Pharma, with a presence in Israel through its subsidiary Taro Pharmaceutical, is taking steps to ensure the safety and wellbeing of its employees and their families.
DRDO conducts successful flight test of Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile off Odisha coast
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) conducted a successful flight test of the Indigenous Technology Cruise Missile (ITCM) from the Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur, off the coast of Odisha, on Thursday.
What is the new 'Akashteer Command and Control Systems' and how will it enhance India's air defences
The Indian Army has initiated the induction of control and reporting systems under 'Project Akashteer' to enhance its air defense capabilities. Developed by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) as part of the 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' initiative, this project aims to deliver an unprecedented level of situational awareness and control. The deployment of 'Akashteer' marks a significant move towards enhancing India's defense capabilities and technology absorption.
Indian Army boosts air defence capabilities with 'Akashteer Control and Reporting Systems'
India's Corps of Army Air Defence has begun the induction of 'Akashteer Command and Control Systems', a project developed by Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) as part of the Atmanirbhar Bharat initiative. The deployment of Akashteer, aimed at enhancing operational efficiency and integration of the Army's air defence mechanisms, began with the flagging off of the first batch of Control Centres from BEL Ghaziabad on April 4, 2024. The project, designed to automate Air Defence Control and Reporting processes, will provide a unified network for radar and communication systems, enhancing situational awareness and control in air defence operations.
Drones, Missiles, Radars, Fighter jets: Indian armed forces to get nearly 1 lakh crore infusion for game-changer tech
The Cabinet Committee on Security approved several major defense deals, worth over Rs 92,000 crore, to strengthen the armed forces. Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) will upgrade Su-30MKI fighter jets, incorporating new radars, mission control systems, and weapon systems. The Indian Navy will acquire over 220 extended-range BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles. Additionally, HAL will manufacture advanced engines for MiG-29 fighters, and Larsen and Toubro (L&T) will produce high-powered radars and air defense guns. These investments aim to enhance defense capabilities and promote self-reliance in defense manufacturing, reflecting India's commitment to bolstering national security.
"Time has come to move on to newer technologies and better-quality radars": Air Force Chief
Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhary visited the 'Maharashtra MSME Defence Expo' in Pune, announcing a new deal with L&T for ground-based hyper radars. He emphasized the need to upgrade air defense technology and quality, stating that the new radars will strengthen the country's air defense capabilities. Chaudhary also discussed the closed-in weapon system, highlighting its importance in countering a wide spectrum of threats, from drones to hypersonic weapons. The Expo showcases India's indigenous Samar-II and Akash surface-to-air weapon systems, demonstrating advancements in defense technology.
Indian Coast Guard to install 38 new radar stations across the country
Indian Coast Guard officials announced the installation of 38 new radar stations across the country, in addition to the existing 46. West Bengal and Odisha will receive four new radar stations by August. Bengal's radar stations will be in South 24 Paragans district's Frasergunj and East Midnapore's Junput. Odisha's radar stations will be in Chandrabhaga and Arakhuda.
On radar: 1% sustainable jet fuel blending for international flights by 2027
This is expected to double to 2% by 2028 and become 5% by 2030, according to an order issued by the ministry of petroleum and gas. SAF is a liquid fuel that can be blended with aviation turbine fuel (ATF) without the need to develop new planes or engines. It can reduce carbon emissions by up to 80%.
NISAR: NASA-ISRO radar mission to provide dynamic view of forests, wetlands
The joint radar mission between NASA and ISRO, NISAR, will offer detailed insights into two types of ecosystems - forests and wetlands - vital to naturally regulating the greenhouses gases in the atmosphere that are driving global climate change. The NISAR mission will be equipped with advanced radar systems to scan almost the entire land and ice surfaces of our planet every 12 days.
Hamas attack on Indian intel's radar: NSG chief
National Security Guard (NSG) director general MA Ganapathy outlined two key lessons for all anti-terrorism professionals participating in the seminar, underscoring the importance of recognising that, ultimately, it is the combination of the human element and weaponry that makes the decisive difference in counterterrorism efforts.
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