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Modernisation of each Service – Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force and Joint Services. It also includes Defence Expenditure, training exercises, procurements & contracts, equipment in service, preparedness for war, force structure and operations.

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IAF Chief Air Chief Marshal AP Singh says world saw IAF's fast combat response during Op Sindoor

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IAF Marks 94 Years: Precision and Power on Display

IMR Reporter - October 8, 2026

The BrahMos missile system, already deployed on several frontline warships, is the Indian Navy’s primary surface-to-surface strike weapon

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India Boosts Naval Strike Power with ₹660 Crore BrahMos Deal

IMR Reporter - October 6, 2026

Changes at the top : The Role of the CDS

Modernisation Maj Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020 0

The appointment of a Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) will address the fragmented approach of the armed forces and bring about much-needed synergy. The...

Gen MM Naravane, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, ADC

Changes at the top : Challenges Facing the New Army Chief

Modernisation Maj Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020 0

Gen Manoj Naravane has taken over the reins of the Indian Army as Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) when a major reform of...

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Defence Research : BrahMos, QRSAM and Guided Pinaka Tested

Modernisation IMR Reporter - January 10, 2020 0

BrahMos Land and Air Platforms Two variants of supersonic cruise missile BrahMos were successfully tested, on 17 December, to check their capability to hit targets...

Fabrication of gun barrels for the Dhanush gun being carried out at an ordnance factory

IAF Modernisation : MiG-27 Bahadur Passes Into Air Force History

Modernisation IMR Reporter - January 10, 2020 0

IAF's Russian-made fighter aircraft - MiG 27 - which proved to be "ace attacker" during the 1999 KargilWar and earned nickname of "Bahadur" from...

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