r/IndianDefense 9h ago

Pics/Videos J&K DGP visits terror attack site near Lal Chowk | Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi shaheed

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Inna Lillahe. Hope the attacker is brought to justice soon.


r/IndianDefense 15h ago

News Lone wolf terrorist attack on police at Lal chok, Anantang by pakistani UN designated terrorist group LeT's proxy the resistance front.

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Police javan has died at hospital after this terror attack and pakistani terrorist group the resistance front has taken responsibility of this attack.

Source: PTI twitter


r/IndianDefense 5h ago

News Family members are mourning the sacrifice of Head Constable Ashiq Hussain Qureshi, who was killed in a fatal terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir's Anantnag this morning.

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r/IndianDefense 20h ago

News Captain Shivani has become the first woman Aide-de-Camp (ADC) to the Chief of the Indian Army. The ADC is a prestigious role. Congratulations Captain!

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r/IndianDefense 16h ago

Discussion/Opinions Let's Talk : Tejas with Dual BVR Pylons

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I have 3 questions regarding this image :

  1. Is it even real, or just a CG?

  2. Are those Twin BVR Pylons or something else?

  3. Are there any official tender documents regarding it's development for the Mk-1A?


r/IndianDefense 8h ago

Discussion/Opinions According to Alpha Defense on X: GE Aerospace has assured HAL that it will supply an additional 22 engines by the end of the year to help clear the backlog.

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r/IndianDefense 7h ago

News D-Propulse has achieved TRL-5 for its 5kN RDE

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86 Upvotes

r/IndianDefense 6h ago

Pics/Videos War and Peace.

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r/IndianDefense 10h ago

News Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and Safran Aircraft Engines signed a long-term agreement for the production and supply of turbine ring forgings in superalloys for the CFM LEAP engine programme

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r/IndianDefense 19h ago

News Kishtwar Police Arrest Terror Facilitator Investigation Expands to Entire Support Network.

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First image - Mohammed Rafiq naik.

Second image - Mashkoor Ahmed.

The accused has been identified as Mohammad Rafiq Naik, a resident of Dwather, Singhpora, Kishtwar. He was serving as a cleric in a mosque in the Kalasoi area.

Police said Naik was the key ground handler for a Pakistan-backed terror group led by Lashkar-e-Taiba commander Saifullah. He provided shelter, food, supplies and coordination to Saifullah and his associates, enabling them to survive in the forests of Chatroo for nearly two years.

Saifullah and his group were eliminated by security forces in an operation earlier this year. Investigators say it was Naik's support network that kept them alive and active for so long.

Earlier, police had arrested Muneer Ahmed and Mashkoor Ahmed in connection with the same case. Sources said Mashkoor Ahmed, a school teacher was picked up for allegedly providing logistical and communication support to the same terror module.

https://xcancel.com/Resonant_News/status/2079603559843447198#m

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/mosque-cleric-arrested-for-sheltering-aiding-pakistani-terrorists-in-j-k-11803076


r/IndianDefense 18h ago

News Indian Air Force Contingent interacted with Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese during the opening ceremony of Exercise PITCH BLACK 2026 at Darwin, Australia. Four Rafale aircrafts with around 100 IAF personnel are currently taking part in this exercise

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r/IndianDefense 13h ago

News Amid CJP protests, Centre sends 20 more CRPF companies to Delhi

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r/IndianDefense 14h ago

Military History "Lest We Forget"

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r/IndianDefense 10h ago

Pics/Videos Rare pics of D-30 122mm towed howitzers in service with army

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Note :- They are very hard to get , since army only used to show them during very few exhibitions


r/IndianDefense 11h ago

Weapon/Platform Analysis Tejas Mk1A's weapon loadout

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r/IndianDefense 16h ago

News Ex-Agniveers to get 50% reservation in CAPF, Assam Rifles vacancies: Centre tells Parliament

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The ministry of home affairs (MHA) on Tuesday informed Parliament that retired Agniveers will be entitled to 50% reservation in the recruitment to constable (General Duty) and rifleman posts in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and Assam Rifles, adding that they will be exempted from written examination, physical standard test (PST) and physical efficiency test (PET).

On March 16, 2023, the government had notified reserving 10% of vacancies for ex-Agniveers, with exemption only from the physical tests. Over the last year, various forces such as the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) and the Border Security Force (BSF) increased the reservation for ex-Agniveers from 10% to 50% while proposing exemption from both written and physical tests.

The minister also listed several recruitment provisions for retired Agniveers recruitment to CAPFs and Assam Rifles.

“Reservation of 50% of vacancies;

3 Years relaxation in prescribed upper age limit.

Further, age relaxation of 5 years beyond the prescribed upper age limit will be given to the candidates of the first batch of Ex-Agniveers;

And Exemption from the Physical Standards Test (PST), Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and written examination.

The first batch of around 2,600 Agniveers, inducted into the Navy in November 2022, is likely to retire later this year and become eligible to join the various CAPFs.

Some state police forces, including those from Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, have also announced 20% reservations for ex-Agniveers.


r/IndianDefense 8h ago

News DRDO inks two major contracts with Industry partners as part of AEW&C MK-II programme : PIB

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r/IndianDefense 15h ago

Article/Analysis India's new Integrated Battle Groups are the right move against Pakistan, not China

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r/IndianDefense 7h ago

News Nearly 3,000 Suspected OGWs Detained in Kashmir-Wide Anti-Terror Raids After Anantnag Attack

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r/IndianDefense 11h ago

Discussion/Opinions Industrial espionage

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Industrial espionage:

China encourages stealing technology via legal programs like thousand talents and illegal ones like copying technology via Chinese origin engineers by paying them large amount of money and allowing them to migrate back to China.

The Indian government does a very very slow development via drdo ...etc, low incentives to get out of babu lethargy and politics.

Nice to see govt engineers migrate to private sectors

What china do in 5 years takes us a minimum of 30 years or longer, like wet Kauvery engine 2.0

We need to emulate them to grow faster


r/IndianDefense 34m ago

Military History Indian soldiers(Then British Army) in Egypt after a successful campaign in WWI. Indian soldiers had defeated Turkish Forces who had attacked the Suez Canal. 1915

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r/IndianDefense 6h ago

Discussion/Opinions Looking for less credible Indian defense sources

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Hey, I'm not Indian and just starting to get into Indian defense watching.

Indian defense modernization is still at a relatively early stage. A lot of absurd claims from Indian nationalists, plus poor media coverage, make defense information pretty unreliable.

But at the same time, people either ignore or moderately downplay the considerable achievements India has made in recent years, which do deserve some credit. The combination of mindless hype from nationalists on one side and dismissive bias from a few others on the other side makes it really hard to observe Indian defense objectively.

I'd like to know: which Indian defense sources would qualify as LessCredibleDefence level? I'm hoping for sources at that bar, but I'd also like some that can meet sdf or spf standards. Please don't recommend any brainrot YouTube channels. I can accept sources at the TWZ level: outdated, derivative, not fully accurate, but not deliberately dishonest.

What about sites like these, for example?
https://defenceforumbharat.com/
https://defencehub.live/forums/india-defence-forum.55/
https://defence.in/forums/

Are any of them worth my time?

Here's one extra litmus test. Does the source agree with, or stay silent on, the following view? In Operation Sindoor (May 7), the IAF fully absorbed lessons from 2021, planned the mission soundly, and the pilots actually performed well and executed the plan effectively. India lost badly that day purely because of a significant capability gap.

If a source explicitly denies that view, I won't waste my time on it.