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5 days ago | aviation-defence-universe.com | Sangeeta Saxena

Surveillance to Armour: Alentech Powers India’s Security ForcesBalwinder Singh on it’s Mission to Protect India’s FrontlinesBy Sangeeta SaxenaNew Delhi. 10 May 2025. India’s robotics industry, though still in its nascent stage compared to global leaders, is undergoing rapid transformation—driven largely by defence, homeland security, and disaster response requirements.

6 days ago | aviation-defence-universe.com | Sangeeta Saxena

Empowering the Forces. Arvind’s High-Tech Textiles for India’s Defence NeedsBy Sangeeta SaxenaNew Delhi. 10 May 2025. Established in 1931 in Ahmedabad, Arvind Mills began its journey as a modest textile manufacturer. Over the decades, it steadily grew to become one of India’s largest integrated textile and apparel companies. Known for introducing denim to the Indian market and pioneering the use of advanced weaving technologies, Arvind became synonymous with quality, scale, and innovation.

1 week ago | aviation-defence-universe.com | Sangeeta Saxena

MD Dipesh Gupta on Swadeshastra, Anti-Drone Tech, and R&D-Led InnovationZero Chinese, 60% Make in IndiaBy Sangeeta SaxenaNew Delhi. 06 May 2025. In today’s rapidly evolving battlefield environment, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) have become indispensable assets for armed forces worldwide. Their ability to conduct real-time surveillance, precision strikes, target acquisition, and tactical reconnaissance without endangering personnel has revolutionised the concept of combat operations.

1 week ago | aviation-defence-universe.com | Harmeet Singh

In the early hours of today, at approximately 0500 hrs, Pakistani forces launched multiple Byker YIHA III kamikaze drones across the International Border towards Amritsar, Punjab, in a blatant attempt to strike densely populated residential areas. Thanks to the vigilance and rapid response of the Indian Army’s Air Defence (AAD) network, the hostile drones were detected, tracked and engaged within seconds of breaching Indian airspace.

1 week ago | aviation-defence-universe.com | Harmeet Singh

Damen Naval has signed a contract with Portuguese defence technology company EID S.A. for the delivery of the Integrated Communications Control System (ICCS) for the PES (Plataforma Estratégica de Superficie) frigate to be built in Colombia. The agreement covers the state-of-the-art solution that integrates EID’s proven Integrated Communication System and networking technologies into a unified C4I platform.