New Delhi has ceased making statements on the issue of terrorism. It is now issuing warnings with hardware and Defence Minister Rajnath Singh made that very clear on Saturday.

Pete Hegseth wants America's troops hotter and he wants proof and he's ordering it.

It is a strategic infrastructure event that is being held this week in New Delhi's defence establishment that makes a point that flies in the face of popular perceptions of conflict in the modern world.

The short, guarded language of a quiet stock exchange filing out of Lucknow on Friday has a greater impact than it lets on.

The State Department has approved a $1.96 billion bundle of precision-guided munitions for Saudi Arabia, and the time is telling.

The Southern Naval Command in Kochi will host something that will not catch headlines like a missile test or a border skirmish and yet, it says more about the direction in which India is heading from 20th to 23rd July.

An independent global assessment for the fifth consecutive year has rated the Indian Air Force more capable than its Chinese counterpart in total combat power, a rating that will be seen as a confirmation of the Indian Air Force's strength by its military supporters and as an embarrassment by its Chinese counterparts, but which should be interpreted with greater seriousness than either side might muster.

The Indian Navy's Eastern Fleet expanded with the addition of another hull on July 11 when Defence Minister Rajnath Singh commissioned INS Mahendragiri, the Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam.

Private aerospace is a sector whose shadow hangs over India's defence sector, and one of the most significant surveillance programmes in the country's modern military history is quietly afoot for India.

Melbourne is now the site of the most pivotal India-Australia engagement in years, and the number of the agreements signed in one day eighteen is just a part of the story.

There's a confidence that comes with being on the deck of a warship one has built oneself and that's what Rajnath Singh had on hand when he told the nation on Saturday that "no algorithm will decide the next war.

This past weekend, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Auckland and walked away with a full-fledged Strategic Partnership with New Zealand, and a document that is more of a working contract than a diplomatic wallpaper, that New Delhi has been looking for since 2010.

The numbers that came out of Kotak Institutional Equities' (KIE) latest sector note sounded more like a statement of national intent than anything else related to equity.