Defence Careers in 2025: New Pathways, Schemes & Industry Transitions Transforming Indian Military Jobs In 2025, India’s defence career landscape is undergoing its biggest evolution in decades. Modern recruitment schemes, private sector ties, and government reforms are opening doors for youth, technologists, and specialists to serve the nation and build rewarding careers—far beyond the traditional […]
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Top Emerging Defence Startups & New Tech Innovations Shaping India’s Military Future – 2025 Edition Amid changing battlefield realities and global tech disruption, India’s defence startup sector is driving a remarkable transformation: from deep-tech drones and AI-powered surveillance to battlefield quantum computing and autonomous weaponry. In late 2025, these innovators are fueling an unprecedented shift—making
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Project Kusha: India’s Indigenous 350 km SAM – A Gamechanger in Air Defence As regional tensions simmer along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) and Line of Control (LoC), the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is accelerating Project Kusha—India’s most ambitious long-range surface-to-air missile program. Set for induction by 2028, Project Kusha is engineered
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AVNL Races to Finalize Bharat Light Tank Design by 2025-End: India’s 25-Ton Punch for the Himalayas Armoured Vehicles Nigam Limited (AVNL) is accelerating the Bharat Light Tank program to counter Chinese ZTQ-15 deployments along the LAC — targeting design freeze by December 2025 and first prototype rollout by late 2026. Program Genesis and Strategic Urgency
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ISRO Set to Launch GSAT-7R on Nov 2: India’s New Military SatCom Backbone The Indian Space Research Organisation will launch the CMS-03 (GSAT-7R) satellite on November 2, 2025, via LVM3 from Sriharikota — a dedicated military communication asset designed to replace the aging GSAT-7 and enable secure, jam-resistant tri-service operations. Mission Overview and Launch Schedule
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IAI Set to Clinch 8000 Crore Deal for 6 Boeing 767 Refuelling Tankers with 30% Make in India Israel Aerospace Industries is on the verge of securing a single-vendor contract to supply six converted Boeing 767 tanker-transports to the Indian Air Force, marking a major boost to long-range strike capability and indigenous integration. Deal Overview
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The Indian Army’s mechanized infantry is on the cusp of a generational leap. On October 28, 2025, Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) pulled the curtains off its latest creation — the Tracked Advanced Armoured Platform (TAAP) — a next-generation infantry combat vehicle (ICV) designed to become the backbone of India’s armoured formations in the coming
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NOTAM Expansion Signals Major Missile Trial: India’s Bay of Bengal Boost Amid Yuan Wang 5 Shadow On October 15, 2025, India issued a Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) declaring a 3,550 km exclusion zone over the Bay of Bengal — the largest in recent history. Commercial flights were rerouted. Fishing vessels cleared the area. And on
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Cochin Shipyard Delivers ASW-SWC ‘Mahe’: Shallow Waters No Longer Safe for Adversaries On October 23, 2025, the Indian Navy took a decisive step toward maritime self-reliance. At Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL), the lead vessel of the Anti-Submarine Warfare Shallow Water Craft (ASW-SWC) project — INS Mahe — was formally commissioned in a ceremony attended by
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Kokrajhar IED Blast: Northeast Rail Security Gets Army’s Counter-Insurgency Overhaul At 1:00 AM on October 23, 2025, the silence of Assam’s Bodoland Territorial Region was shattered. An improvised explosive device (IED) detonated between Kokrajhar and Salakati railway stations, ripping through tracks and scattering shrapnel across 10 feet of critical infrastructure. No casualties — but the
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