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IMR Media conducts a number of physical and virtual events. It publishes Reports, curtain-raisers and reviews of Seminars, conferences, exhibitions. These include Air Defence, Simulators & Training, Firepwer & Artillery, Combat Vehicles, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Digital Battlefield, Combat Engineering, Night Vision Devices and so on. IMR also provides extensive coverage of DEFEXPO and Aero India shows.

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Col KV Kuber, Director Defence & Aerospace, Ernst & Young, Dr BK Das, DG Electronics & Communications, DRDO, Maj Gen (Dr) Ashok Kumar, DG CENJOWS, Tejaswi Singh, Manager Ernst & Young, Lt Gen DS Rana, DG Defence Intelligence Agency, and Air Mshl Surat Singh, DG Air Ops, Air HQ releasing the Knowledge Paper on Surveillance & Electro-optic Devices

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EVENT REVIEW – Surveillance & Electro- optics India 2024

Vandana Bhatia - April 20, 2024

Dr Samir V Kamat, Secretary Dept of Defence R&D & Chairman DRDO delivering the Inaugural Address

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EVENT REVIEW – Advanced Materials for Defence & Aerospace 2023

IMR Reporter - November 15, 2023

DEFEXPO 2020 : RADAR Terminology and Test & Measurement Solutions

Events IMR Reporter - February 10, 2020 0

Scientists and engineers are constantly working on stealth technology. Using facets and Radar Absorbing Materials (RAMs) such as iron ball paint, Jaumann layers, and...

DEFEXPO 2020 : Interview with Dr Deepak Kumar Hora

Events Gen Ravi Arora - February 10, 2020 0

IMR: What is the share of Defence vertical in BEML’s overall revenue? Has it been increasing? DKH: In BEML’s overall revenue share of Defence vertical...

Frontline Troops Get SIG 716 Assault Rifles

Event Review : Air & Missile Defence India 2019

Events Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020 0

The Centre for Joint Warfare Studies (CENJOWS) and Indian Military Review jointly conducted the Air & Missile Defence Seminar 2019 at DRDO Bhawan, New...

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