Categories: Top Stories

Eyes in the sky: How India plans to detect & destroy every airborne threat before it strikes

India is significantly expanding its airborne surveillance fleet to bolster air defence capabilities. New Netra Mk-1A aircraft will triple the indigenous fleet size by 2028. The Netra Mk-2 program aims for advanced indigenous AWACS platforms by 2032. This expansion will increase the fleet from six to eighteen aircraft. These systems will provide comprehensive battlespace awareness and networked force capabilities.

The News Vista

Share
Published by
The News Vista

Recent Posts

Open Channels FM: The Evolving Landscape of Digital Identity and AI

Digital identity is rapidly evolving due to AI and new authentication methods, necessitating secure access…

41 minutes ago

US stock market today: Wall Street rallies over 1% on falling oil prices, hopes of deal with Iran

Oil prices declined on Monday, providing relief to Wall Street by easing concerns that inflationary…

51 minutes ago

Government proposes sweeping tax rule changes to attract offshore funds – what it means

The Bill, which has been circulated among Members of Parliament, is expected to be introduced…

2 hours ago

Glide bombs: How these cheap weapons are giving Russia its battlefield edge back in Ukraine

The Ukraine conflict showcases new combat innovations, especially Russian glide bombs. These weapons allow strikes…

2 hours ago