Defence featured prominently in the September 30 review. India and the United States have steadily expanded military cooperation beyond conventional equipment purchases towards industrial collaboration, logistics, maintenance, technology development and resilient defence supply chains.
The operation began after agencies received intelligence concerning a suspected maritime narcotics consignment moving through the Arabian Sea. Indian Coast Guard assets were deployed to locate and monitor the vessel through coordinated sea and air surveillance.
Traditional pipe-inspection robots are generally effective in straight sections but can struggle when networks include bends, junctions, gradients, manholes and vertical sections. Puralink has designed Ferret specifically for these environments.
National Highways form the principal arterial road network of the country and carry a disproportionately large share of long-distance passenger and freight movement. Their expansion therefore has a direct bearing on travel times, logistics efficiency and the ability of industries and agricultural producers to reach domestic and export markets.
The proposed treaty is intended to create a stronger and more predictable framework for bilateral investment, giving investors greater clarity over the rules governing long-term capital flows between the two economies. Both countries welcomed the conclusion of the negotiations, marking an important step in the institutional framework supporting India-Saudi economic relations.
The exercise brings together warships and personnel from India and ASEAN countries to strengthen interoperability, operational familiarity and cooperation at sea. Alongside INS Sahyadri and INS Kulish, participating ships include BRP Jose Rizal, BRP Tarlac and RSS Justice from ASEAN member states.
ULOOK is developing what it describes as an autonomous RF signal intelligence stack for monitoring electromagnetic activity across large geographic areas. The platform is intended to detect and analyse emissions from systems such as Automatic Identification System transmitters, maritime radar, satellite communications equipment and satphones.
The Italian delegation included senior officials from the Ministry of Tourism, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, the Embassy of Italy in New Delhi and ENIT, the Italian National Tourism Board.
The company’s approach brings together a MEMS TCDIR gas sensor and CMOS AFE SoC architecture for signal acquisition, processing and interpretation. The platform is intended to provide compact, low-power and scalable multi-gas sensing for industrial and embedded applications.
The new CAR provides a formal regulatory structure for both theoretical instruction and practical flying training. By laying down a standardised syllabus, the DGCA is creating the foundation for consistent pilot training and competency requirements as gyroplane operations begin to develop in India.
