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DEFENCE - June 2026

Jun 2026

Jun 08, 2026

India Showcases TEJASTRA Next-gen Defence Laser System

During Prime Minister Modi's 6 June 2026 visit to New Delhi, India's defence establishment showcased TEJASTRA, a High Energy Laser System for counter-drone and air-defence roles, as part of a broader display of next-generation arsenal. The Hazira facility demonstration highlighted indigenous propulsion and related technologies, signaling progress toward self-reliant defence production. Officials stressed that TEJASTRA aligns with Make in India and 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' goals by reducing dependence on external suppliers for critical capabilities. Defence analysts noted that such demonstrations aim to boost strategic deterrence, spur private sector participation, and accelerate research in hypersonics and directed-energy weapons. The event signalled a push for domestic programmes and industry collaboration.
  • TEJASTRA laser system showcased in June 2026
  • Demonstration included indigenous propulsion tech
  • Aims to reduce reliance on external suppliers
  • Aligned with Make in India and Aatmanirbhar Bharat
  • Intended to boost deterrence and private sector participation
  • Advances in hypersonics and directed-energy research cited

Jun 01, 2026

India-Australia Hold 2nd Defence Ministers’ Dialogue

Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles co-chaired the second India‑Australia Defence Ministers’ Dialogue in New Delhi. The talks focused on defence cooperation, interoperability of forces, and strengthening industry partnerships. Delegates discussed joint exercises, information sharing, and evaluating supply chains for defence equipment. Both sides highlighted progress on procurement, logistics support, and training programs to boost mutual security in the Indo‑Pacific region. The dialogue followed the first edition held earlier in the year and signals continued momentum in strategic ties between New Delhi and Canberra. Analysts see potential collaborations in technology, cyber security, and defence manufacturing.
  • Second India‑Australia Defence Ministers' Dialogue in New Delhi
  • Focus on cooperation, interoperability, industry partnerships
  • Discussed joint exercises and information sharing
  • Progress on procurement, logistics, training
  • Potential collaboration in technology and cyber security

India Signs BrahMos Missile Deal with Vietnam

India signed a significant defence agreement with Vietnam for the supply of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles. The deal, valued at about ₹60 billion, covers missile systems, training, and logistics support. The arrangement strengthens defence cooperation between New Delhi and Hanoi and underscores India’s role as a defence exporter in the Indo‑Pacific region. The BrahMos missiles, developed jointly by India and Russia, are designed for high speed and precision strikes. The contract includes transfer of technology, after‑sales support, and maintenance arrangements. Officials say the partnership will bolster Vietnam’s air and maritime security posture while expanding India's strategic ties with ASEAN partners.
  • Deal worth about ₹60 billion for BrahMos missiles
  • Includes systems, training, logistics support
  • Strengthens India‑Vietnam defence ties
  • Highlights India as a defence exporter
  • Involves technology transfer and maintenance
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