Indian Airforce

India developing new version of BrahMos missile capable of striking targets at 800 km

The Indian Air Force has equipped around 40 of its Su-30 combat aircraft with the BrahMos cruise missiles which can cause heavy destruction in enemy camps

HAL's Intermediate Jet Trainer completes six-turn spins: All you need to know about aircraft

The Intermediate Jet Trainer, designed and developed by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, was conceived to provide stage II training of IAF pilots

IAF CASB Airmen phase one result 2020 declared on airmenselection.cdac.in; phase two exam from 19 Jan

Those candidates who have qualified for the CASB IAF Phase 2 exam can download their hall tickets from the official website

Gaganyaan astronauts to be trained for 11 months, will begin third week of Jan: Union Minister

While four astronauts will undergo training, only three astronauts will be sent to space during the mission.

Durand Cup 2019: East Bengal first team to seal semi-final berth; FC Goa, Gokulam Kerala win to remain in hunt

Gokulam Kerala's Trinidad and Tobago playmaker Marcus Joseph once again did the maximum damage, striking a double (43rd, 87th) while Shibil Muhammed scored in the 56th minute to fashion a 3-0 win over Indian Airforce at the Sailen Manna Stadium in Howrah

Bharat Forge shares up nearly 5% as JV firm bags $100 mn contract from Indian Army and Airforce

Shares of Bharat Forge on Thursday surged nearly 5 percent after it said its joint venture firm Kalyani Rafael Advanced Systems has bagged a $100 million (Rs 684 crore) contract for manufacturing missile kits for Indian Army and Airforce

Indian Army rejects indigenously-built rifles for the second year in a row citing poor quality

The army has rejected an indigenously built assault rifle, citing poor quality and ineffective firepower, and is soon likely to take a fresh call on procuring similar weapons to replace the INSAS rifles.

Serving IAF officer, Bengaluru scientist arrested for running multi-state drug racket

NCB seized 221 Kg of amphetamine drug from research scientist Venkata Rama Rao and later IAF Wing Commander G Rajasekhara Reddy was arrested based on inputs provided by Rao and his aides.

Post surgical strikes, Indian Army, IAF and BSF on high alert in Punjab

Following constant reports of ceasefire violation along LoC, over 400,000 people in Punjab's border belt have been evacuated from their homes to "safer areas".

First sqaudron of India’s indigenous jet Tejas to fly before Diwali

Production of Tejas was stuck for 32 years but now two planes have been supplied and a few more will be supplied in a couple of months.