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Indian Army to get Made-in-India Sniper Rifles Developed by Bengaluru-based SSS Defence: Bengaluru-based SSS Defence has transitioned from manufacturing springs to producing state-of-the-art sniper rifles, aiming to bolster the Indian Army’s firepower. Learn how this innovative company is reshaping India’s defence capabilities with its cutting-edge weaponry. Indian Defence News, Latest Indian Defense News

GRSE Forges Hydrogen Fuel Cell Ferry and Engine Partnerships with Global Firms” Meta Description: “Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers (GRSE) unveils pioneering agreements with international partners for a hydrogen fuel cell ferry and medium-speed engines catering to the Indian Navy and Coast Guard. This aligns with India’s commitment to green energy. GRSE also diversifies into commercial shipbuilding. Indian Defence News, Latest Indian Defense News

The Indian Army is considering developing its own satellite constellation to improve battlefield communications and reduce reliance on foreign systems. This would be a significant step towards self-reliance in defense technology and would give the Army a major advantage in future conflicts. Indian Defence News, Latest Indian Defense News

Boeing Defense, Space and Security reveals discussions with the Indian Navy for a follow-on order of six P-8I maritime surveillance aircraft, emphasizing the positive performance of the current fleet and the potential economic impact on India’s aerospace and defense sector. Indian Defence News, Latest Indian Defense News

India’s Ambitious Plan to Build a Second INS Vikrant-like Aircraft Carrier at a Cost of Over 40,000 Crores: The Indian Navy has proposed the construction of a second indigenous aircraft carrier, IAC-2, similar to INS Vikrant, with a budget exceeding 40,000 crores. Learn more about the significant developments and challenges in this endeavor. Indian Defence News, Latest Indian Defense News

Gangster Sukhdul Singh Sukha Murder: In a chilling turn of events, notorious Indian gangster Sukhdul Singh Sukha Dunuke met a gruesome end in his Canadian hideout. Known for his criminal exploits, Sukha, a category A gangster and a top fugitive on India’s most-wanted list, was mercilessly gunned down with nine bullets to the head. This brazen attack has raised questions about Canada’s growing appeal as a sanctuary for criminals and terrorists, fostering tensions between Canada and India.

In a surprising turn of events, the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which occurred three months ago outside a Gurudwara in Canada, has become a source of diplomatic tension between India and Canada. The incident led to both countries expelling their diplomats, a development that was unforeseen when …