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DEFENCE - January 2025

Jan 2025

Mar 12, 2026

Tata Advanced Systems partners with Ramco for IAF C-130J MRO facility

Tata Advanced Systems has partnered with Ramco Systems to build the digital backbone for the Indian Air Force C-130J maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility in India. The collaboration will modernize maintenance operations for the IAF’s C-130J Super Hercules fleet and reduce dependence on overseas maintenance centres. The domestic facility is expected to streamline logistics, reduce downtime and improve aircraft availability for critical missions, including disaster relief and strategic airlift. This collaboration aligns with broader defence modernization efforts and aims to strengthen domestic capabilities in IAF support services.
  • Tata Advanced Systems and Ramco partner for IAF C-130J MRO facility.
  • Domestic facility to modernize maintenance and reduce overseas dependency.
  • Aims to improve aircraft availability and logistics for IAF operations.
  • Supports India’s broader defence modernization and domestic capability goals.
  • Must-know last 48 hours: 12 March 2026 GCWAS begins; World Kidney Day observed.

NATO Launches Cold Response Arctic Military Exercise

NATO has launched its biennial Arctic military exercise 'Cold Response,' running from 9 March to 19 March 2026. The drills test allied forces’ ability to conduct operations in Arctic conditions, emphasizing mobility, logistics, and command coordination. The exercise highlights the growing role of civilian support and the integration of civilian infrastructure into defence operations. Cold Response plans to simulate collective defence and disaster response scenarios, with participants from multiple allied nations. The exercise aims to enhance readiness for extreme weather operations and to demonstrate alliance cohesion in a strategically sensitive region where Arctic routes and resources are under scrutiny.
  • Cold Response Arctic exercise runs 9–19 March 2026.
  • Focus on operations in harsh Arctic environments.
  • Emphasizes mobility, logistics, and joint command.
  • Highlights civilian support integration into defence operations.
  • Involves multiple allied nations and simulated defence scenarios.
  • Aims to improve readiness for extreme weather conditions.

NATO launches Cold Response Arctic military exercise (9–19 March 2026)

NATO has begun its biennial Arctic military exercise, Cold Response, running from 9 March to 19 March 2026. The drills test alliance readiness in harsh Arctic conditions and involve allied units practicing mobility, coordination and logistics under severe weather. The exercise also emphasises civilian support and the integration of civilian infrastructure into defence operations. Although aimed at alliance members, Cold Response underscores broader security considerations in the Arctic and the need to protect critical supply lines and communication networks in extreme environments. The event occurs amid ongoing geopolitical discussions about the region’s strategic importance.
  • Cold Response Arctic exercise runs 9–19 March 2026.
  • Aims to test military operations in extreme Arctic conditions.
  • Emphasizes civilian support and integration with civilian infrastructure.
  • Highlights Arctic security and logistics planning for allied forces.
  • Must-know last 48 hours: 12 March 2026 World Kidney Day observed in India; GCWAS underway in New Delhi (12–14 March 2026).

Mar 11, 2026

Defence Forces Vision 2047: A Roadmap for a Future-Ready Indian Military

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh released Defence Forces Vision 2047: A Roadmap for a Future-Ready Indian Military, outlining a long-term plan to transform India’s armed forces into a modern, integrated and technologically advanced force by the centenary year of Independence. Prepared by the Headquarters Integrated Defence Staff, the roadmap focuses on strategic reforms, capability development, and organisational changes required to address evolving geopolitical and security challenges. It envisions an integrated, multi‑domain and agile military capable of deterring adversaries and responding effectively across the full spectrum of conflict. The document signals a broad modernization effort aligned with national development goals.
  • Vision 2047 outlines a roadmap for a future‑ready Indian military.
  • Released by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh at South Block, New Delhi.
  • Emphasises strategic reforms, capability development, and integration.
  • Aims for a multi‑domain, agile and deterrent force by 2047.
  • Part of a broader push to modernize defence capabilities.

Mar 09, 2026

Indian armed forces arrive in Seychelles for LAMITIYE-2026 joint exercise

An Indian Armed Forces contingent arrived in Seychelles to participate in the Eleventh edition of Joint Military Exercise LAMITIYE-2026 with the Seychelles Defence Forces. The exercise will commence at the Seychelles Defence Academy from today and continue until 20 March 2026. It aims to enhance synergy in sub-conventional operations in a semi-urban environment and to strengthen cooperation and interoperability between both nations during peacekeeping operations. The 12-day exercise will include field training, combat discussions, case studies, lectures and demonstrations, concluding with two days of Validation Exercise. The event will also promote bilateral defence relations and skill exchange.
  • LAMITIYE-2026 is the 11th edition of the exercise
  • India-Seychelles cooperation focuses on sub-conventional operations
  • Program runs 12 days, ends with a two-day Validation Exercise
  • Includes field training, lectures, demonstrations, and case studies
  • Strengthens bilateral defence ties and peacekeeping readiness

Mar 05, 2026

MoD Signs ₹5,083 Crore Defence Deals (ALH Mk-III & VL-Shtil)

On 3 March 2026, India's Ministry of Defence signed contracts worth ₹5,083 crore to bolster maritime and air defense. The agreements include six ALH Mk III (Maritime Role) helicopters for the Indian Coast Guard and VL-Shtil surface-to-air missiles for the Indian Navy. The signing took place at South Block, New Delhi, in the presence of Defense Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. The ALH Mk III deal, worth ₹2,901 crore, is with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited under the Buy Indian (Indigenously Designed, Developed and Manufactured) category. These procurements aim to enhance coastal security, maritime patrol, and air defense readiness.
  • MoD signs contracts worth ₹5,083 crore on 3 March 2026
  • Six ALH Mk III helicopters for Indian Coast Guard
  • VL-Shtil missiles for Indian Navy
  • Signing at South Block with Defense Secretary present
  • ALH Mk III valued at ₹2,901 crore under 'Buy Indian' category

Mar 03, 2026

B.P. Singh takes charge as DG Naval Armament at Naval HQ

Shri B.P. Singh took charge as Director General of Naval Armament (DGONA) at the Naval Headquarters in New Delhi on 1 March 2026. A senior officer from the 1994 batch of the Indian Naval Armament Service, he succeeds Shri Divakar Jayant, who retired on 28 February 2026. With more than three decades of experience in naval armament management, procurement, and logistics, Singh will oversee weapon systems and ammunition logistics across the Indian Navy. The DGONA role is crucial for maintaining operational readiness and modernization. His appointment marks a leadership transition amid ongoing defense modernization and a focus on indigenization of naval capabilities.
  • B. P. Singh assumed DGONA role on 1 March 2026.
  • Succeeds Divakar Jayant, retired 28 February 2026.
  • 1994 INAS batch; over 30 years of experience.
  • Oversees naval weapon systems and ammunition logistics.
  • Marks leadership transition in naval armament organization.
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