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Indian Vets to Be Re-Deployed as Security Guards in Kashmir: Govt

Military veterans will be redeployed as security guards in Indian-administered Kashmir, a week after India reached a ceasefire with Pakistan.

China, India to Hold High-Level Talks Over Contested Border

China announced it would hold high-level talks later this week with India on their border disputes – the first such discussions in five years.

India Tests Missile Capable of Carrying Multiple Nuclear Warheads

India has successfully test-fired a domestically developed ballistic missile capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads for the first time.

Two Killed After Fresh Clashes in Restive Indian State

Two people were shot dead in India's restive northeast when a mob attempted to storm a police building, demanding the reinstatement of an officer who took a selfie with a militia group.

From Choppers to Satellites: India, France Ink Key Security Deals

India has entered into an agreement with France to co-produce helicopters, satellites, and other defense hardware for their militaries.

Three Indian Soldiers Killed in Kashmir Gunfight

Three soldiers were killed in India-administered Kashmir during a gun battle in the disputed Himalayan territory, the army said. 

India Bans Use of Chinese Parts on Military Drones Over Security Concerns

The Indian government has prohibited local manufacturers from integrating Chinese components into military drones over fears of “security vulnerabilities.”

India Approves in Principle Purchase of French Warplanes, Subs: Govt

India approved in principle the purchase of 26 French marine Rafale jets and three Scorpene-class submarines.

US Pushes for India’s Inclusion in NATO Plus

A US Congressional Committee has recommended the inclusion of India in “NATO Plus” to further boost global defense cooperation.

India, Australia Pledge to Strengthen Defense Ties

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi pledged greater defense ties.

India Showcases Military Might in Republic Day Parade

India showcased its military might with tanks and flyovers by roaring fighter jets in the heart of New Delhi to mark its annual Republic Day. 

India Appoints ‘China Expert’ as New Defense Chief

India has appointed as its new defense chief a general who led forces on its disputed frontier with China.

With an Eye on China, US to Develop Drones With India

The United States and India will co-develop drones, as Washington seeks closer ties with Delhi as a way of countering China.

India Unveils First Homemade Aircraft Carrier, With Eye on China

India debuted its first locally made aircraft carrier, a milestone in government efforts to reduce its dependence on foreign arms.

India Defense Chief Among 13 Dead in Helicopter Crash: Air Force

India's defense chief General Bipin Rawat and his wife were among 13 people killed in a helicopter crash on Wednesday, the air force said.

More Than 10 Dead After India-Pakistan Kashmir Clash

Indian and Pakistani forces on Friday waged their biggest artillery battle in several months leaving more than 10 dead and dozens wounded on either side of their disputed Kashmir frontier.

India Approves Purchase of 33 Russian Fighter Jets

India on Thursday went ahead with finalizing its purchase of 33 Russian fighter jets in a $2.4 billion deal that included upgrades to 59 other jets that Indian Air Force already has in its inventory.

China-India Skirmish: Part of Maritime Versus Land Power Struggle

China-India tensions will persist because they are tethered to the ensuing US-China Cold War, which itself is a titanic battle over who will dominate the world.

Indian and Chinese Troops in Deadly Border Clash

Three Indian soldiers were killed in a violent face-off on the Chinese border, the Indian army said Tuesday, following weeks of rising tensions and the deployment of thousands of extra troops from both sides.

India’s Modi calls for ‘equal access’ to Asia-Pacific air and sea spaces

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi called for countries to have "equal access" to shared maritime and air spaces, and for regional disputes to be settled under international law.