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Beijing test a reminder, but India not interested

Saturday 20 January '07

With the country’s military space programme still squarely on the drawing board and plans for a dedicated Aerospace Command in limbo
Not just high-altitude chikki

Saturday 20 January '07

Building weapons for India cannot be the preserve of a Cold War era state industrial complex. DRDO must institutionalise more transparency. The new monitoring committee promises long overdue change
Govt orders review, revamp of DRDO, forms expert panel

Friday 19 January '07

Rejecting the Defence Research & Development Organisation’s assertion that its internal workings are adequately monitored
Siachen: Army to host Antony in May

Thursday 18 January '07

Defence Minister A K Antony, who insisted that he wanted Siachen to be his first destination after taking office last October, will get his chance in May.
Army can’t wipe out ULFA entirely: Gen

Saturday 13 January '07

Although two Army brigades were ordered to mount an all-out offensive against the ULFA in Upper Assam, Army Chief General JJ Singh emphasised on Friday that there can never be a time when the force can task itself with finishing off the ULFA entirely.
Sunita Williams from ISS: It’s fun floating around like Mary Poppins

Thursday 11 January '07

“The Earth is a beautiful planet. It’s hard to imagine anyone’s arguing down there. It really is.”
Military JV to be inked on Putin’s Delhi date

Thursday 11 January '07

Multirole Transport Aircraft pact, the second big military joint development programme since BrahMos, ready to be signed
Why Army wants to be exempted from RTI

Wednesday 10 January '07

National security is no longer the only reason why the Army wants to remain outside the purview of Right to Information Act.
Navy will urge Cabinet to clear Karwar-II base

Saturday 6 January '07

In the next three months, the Navy will ask the Cabinet to clear the second phase of construction of its most ambitious military base—Karwar.
Old faithful: INS Viraat can sail for seven more years

Saturday 6 January '07

On the day Defence Minister AK Antony spent a day and night out at sea with the Navy on board its flagship INS Viraat, its sole aircraft carrier
The other question: Is army answerable to civilian law?

Wednesday 3 January '07

As Legal rights of the army personnel remained in debate — are they answerable to civilian or military law?
‘He could charm, scare people at will’

Sunday 31 December '06

When we arrived in Iraq, it was the day he took over as President. We saw 16 people being hanged on that day in the Central Square.
DRDO needs radical overhaul, macro and micro: House panel

Friday 29 December '06

The director of the Defence Research & Development Organisation wears too many hats, DRDO should focus on fundamental research...
A thin, inscrutable space

Friday 29 December '06

A few days after ace pilots Wing Commander Dheeraj “Dicky” Bhatia, 35, and Squadron Leader Shailendra Singh...
Need more security, says Indian team working on Afghan highway

Thursday 28 December '06

Faced with a pronounced increase in threat from regrouping Taliban forces, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) today briefed Defence Minister
DRDO opposes it but House panel underlines: you need outside audit

Thursday 28 December '06

The Defence Ministry strongly resisted it. The Scientific Advisor to the Defence Minister discarded it as unnecessary. But the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence has now categorically rejected both views and recommended ...
Antony to check out Barak

Wednesday 27 December '06

Defence Minister AK Antony, who took office shortly after the Barak missile controversy broke, is scheduled to take a cruise with the Navy on January 4 off the West coast, where he will be given a live demonstration of the Israeli system’s anti-missile capability.
New maps done to show how tsunami changed the seabed

Tuesday 26 December '06

Eight specially-equipped ships of the National Hydrographic Office have surveyed the changes wrought to seabed and coast by the December 26, 2004
Aero India: 11 corporate jets to be

Saturday 23 December '06

If there's one thing that will separate Aero India 2007 in February from its past five avatars, quite apart from the obvious expansion in size...
Cleopatra Country’s Blue Hemline

Sunday 24 December '06

Alexandria unfolds layer by layer, from its ancient library to underwater expeditions to its past
Swedish fighter enters contract race in India

Thursday 21 December '06

Unlike the Americans and the Russians, who’ve mounted a blitzkrieg pitch of their fighters for New Delhi’s upcoming contract for 126 new jets, its largest ever, Sweden’s contender has remained well behind the scenes over the last two years.
MoD sees red in AAI’s model for Halwara airport project

Thursday 21 December '06

The plan to convert the military airfield in Halwara into an international civilian airport for nearby Ludhiana, despite the UPA Government’s politically effervescent push, is back to square one.
Help jawans fight stress on the home front, Antony tells CMs

Wednesday 20 December '06

The rumblings in the Army over suicides and fratricidal killings, some of them of officers as senior as Lt-Colonels, have reached right up to the Defence Minister
Steady Hand

Sunday 17 December '06

ON August 28, 1990, Shahid Malik, then political counsellor at the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington wrote to The New York Times, protesting one of its editorials on his country.
US offers AWACS to India, Pak

Thursday 14 December '06

With both India and Pakistan gearing up to receive advanced airborne warning and control (AWACS) aircraft respectively from Israel and Sweden, priority purchases to keep track of each other's air and ground movements from well behind their border, Washington has geared up to get a foothold.
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