OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH
UFOs are threatening US maritime security? Shocking details emerge
The retired rear admiral, in his report, has stressed the nation's ignorance of the oceans and unidentified objects along the seabed which may pose serious ramifications on US maritime security and cause apocalyptic incidents.
Women personnel being appointed onboard warships: Govt in Lok Sabha
Women personnel are being appointed onboard warships and as special naval air operation officers in the Indian Navy, according to Minister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt. He mentioned that permanent commission is being granted to women officers in various arms and services of the Army. The Indian Air Force's experimental scheme to induct women officers in all combat roles, initiated in 2015, was regularized in 2022 into a permanent one. The move reflects efforts to increase women's participation and roles in the armed forces.
India flexes maritime muscles by boosting Arabian Sea force
The commandos, deployed this month from an Indian-built warship after an attempted hijacking of a merchant bulk carrier, are part of a major increase of naval forces in seas where rival neighbour China has already long expanded its reach.
No warship, submarine can pass through Indian Ocean without being detected: Top Navy officer
A top Naval officer has stated that no country's warships or vessels can pass through the Indian Ocean without being detected by the Indian Navy's P-8I anti-submarine and surveillance planes. The officer emphasized that there is always at least one P-8I aircraft airborne to monitor the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal.
Indian Predator drones help Navy keep a close watch over Indian Ocean Region
The Indian Navy has utilized Predator drones to conduct over 13,000 hours of missions in the Indian Ocean Region. The drones, leased from American firm General Atomics, have the capability to cover the entire region in one go, with a range of 4,000-8,000 km and a flight time of over 30 hours. The Navy plans to acquire 15 more advanced drones equipped with weapons and detection kits under a tri-services deal with the US. The drones have been effective in monitoring the movement of Chinese warships and vessels in Indian areas of interest.
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-7 Mission: Who are among the crew members and what will they do? Here’s everything you may want to know about the upcoming launch
By conducting a multitude of scientific experiments and technology demonstrations, NASA’s SpaceX Crew-7 mission aims to contribute to the advancement of space exploration and bring tangible benefits to humanity back on Earth.
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India has immense potential to absorb sensitive technologies for own needs and exports: Naval Group
In an interview, Eric Papin, CTO of the Naval Group said that the French company is looking at India beyond just as a manufacturing destination and projects are underway to jointly develop new technologies. He also expressed confidence that Indian entities are well positioned to `innovate for the future’.
34 officers complete 35th Naval Higher Command Course in Goa
34 officers from the Indian Navy, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard completed the 35th Naval Higher Command Course at the Naval War College in Goa. The course aimed to prepare officers for leadership at strategic and operational levels with a focus on national security, maritime strategy, joint operations and technology transformations. During the course, officers researched on topics of strategic importance. Governor P S Sreedharan Pillai was the chief guest at the valedictory function and congratulated medal winners while appreciating India's defence forces' discipline.
India, Australia hold 9th Army to Army Staff Talks in Dehradun
"9th Army to Army Staff Talks AAST between Australian Army and Indian Army were conducted in Dehradun. AAST focused on joint military exercises, training cooperation and preparing a roadmap for enhanced Defence Cooperation between both the Armies," the Indian Army said in a tweet.
Pakistan approves 6% hike in defence budget for 'critical shortfalls'
According to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), world military expenditure reached an all-time high of USD 2.1 trillion in 2021. The top three largest spenders are the United States, China and India.
India successfully flight tests naval anti-ship missile
The Indian Navy carried out the test in association with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
Chinese military personnel to get 'bumper' pay hike: Media report
The "bumper" 40 per cent increase followed a number of sweeping reforms intended to transform the "bloated People's Liberation Army (PLA), into a more modern, nimble fighting force”, the report said.
DRDO sets up 8 technology centres for research on futuristic military applications
In August, the DRDO had set in motion a long-awaited process to usher in mega reforms as well as to create enabling infrastructure for developing futuristic military weapons.
US naval buildup in Indo-Pacific seen as warning to China
"There have been some indications in Chinese writings that the United States was hit hard by COVID-19, that military preparedness was low, so perhaps there is an effort by the United States to signal China that it should not miscalculate," said Bonnie Glaser, director of the China Power Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
Training hit at defence institutes, passing out and new inductions likely to be delayed
Due to the lockdown that has prevented the entry of some trainers at the institutes and the restrictions that are likely to remain even after it is lifted, coupled with the final phases of the training that are still left to be completed, the passing out parade of the current batch of students could get delayed.
How the Ministry of Defence is fighting Covid-19
Various wings of defence ministry are contributing in their best possible ways to tackle Covid-19 better.
51 military hospitals preparing coronavirus facilities including ICU
Military officials said five viral testing laboratories of the services, capable of carrying out COVID-19 tests, are preparing dedicated coronavirus facilities including intensive care units for tackling the outbreak. Besides medical, the armed forces are also providing logistics support to the civilian authorities.
Plea for probe into alleged funds misappropriation by Indiabulls; HC asks Centre, RBI to reply
A bench of Chief Justice D N Patel and Justice C Hari Shankar issued notice to the central government, the Reserve Bank of India and Indiabulls seeking their stand on the petition filed by an NGO.
Tejas successfully performs critical test for naval deployment
The test was carried out at a shore-based test facility of the Indian Navy. The naval version of the aircraft is in development stage.
Marine acoustic research ship on a mission leaves Kochi
The ship belongs to the Naval Physical & Oceanographic Laboratory (NPOL) and is operated by the Indian navy.
Forces prepare to deal with cyber attacks on key infrastructure
The Indian armed forces will conduct a major cyber exercise this week which will include scenarios connected to cyber attacks on critical Indian infrastructure like strategic networks and power grids.
China officer says island fortification driven by threats
Navy academy researcher Senior Capt Zhang Junshe repeated China's stance that it has the legal right to take whatever measures it deems appropriate on the islands in the South China Sea, which China claims virtually in its entirety.
The tale of INS Khukri, and its brave Captain Mahendra Nath Mulla
Fellow officers tell the tale of a man who was brave, inured to hardship, and with an iron will.
Naval version of Tejas undergoes successful tests
The naval variant of the jet undertook its maiden taxi-in engagement earlier on Thursday.
Why some wives have pinned hopes on this Delhi High Court verdict
Many other survivors of marital rape are now pinning their hopes of justice on the Delhi High Court, which is hearing a petition filed by the RIT Foundation.
Small and midcap stocks not part of January celebrations on Dalal Street
Benchmark indices have hit record highs in almost every other trading session in January.
British Queen confers Knight Grand Cross on Ratan Tata
Tata, 76, is the only Indian among five foreigners to be awarded as part of the 'Honorary British Awards to Foreign Nationals' for 2014.
Ex-naval officer Suresh Goswami wins acclaim in film-making & authoring books
“My investments were generating an income of about Rs 20 lakh annually, but when boredom set in, I decided to get into writing,” Goswami said.
India planning to tie up Russia in naval ship-building field
India plans to tie up with Russia for enhancing self reliance in capabilities for design and development of warships, including submarines, for Navy and Coast Guard.
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