Defence Research & Development Organisation
Arjun Mark-II MBT heads for crucial field trials
04 Oct 2011
India to develop Kyrgyz torpedo testing facility
19 Sep 2011
DRDO launches herbal cure for leucoderma
08 Sep 2011
Agni-V ICBM test scheduled for December
04 Jun 2011
Astra BVRAAM undergoes second day of tests
21 May 2011
DRDO clinches deal with US firm for explosives detection technology
26 Apr 2011
In a significant move, India’s premier defence establishment, the Defence Research and Development Organisation clinched a commercial deal for technology transfer of an explosive detection kit with an American firm.
DRDO to integrate AEW&C systems on EMB-145I aircraft in July
18 Apr 2011
India will begin integrating indigenously-built airborne early warning and control systems and components onto a customised Brazilian Embraer -145 aircraft from July.
Nishant UAV clears tests, inducted by army
05 Feb 2011
India to set up test ranges for electronic warfare systems
24 Nov 2010
With electronic warfare systems becoming an essential component of modern warfare, India is all set to set up two test ranges for radar-based electronic warfare (EW) systems.
India successfully test-fires air defence missile
26 Jul 2010
The short-range interceptor missile neutralised the target, breaking it into fragments, at an altitude of about 15 km.
DRDO chief slams import-happy armed forces
27 May 2010
Defence Research and Development Organisation chief, Dr VK Saraswat, has advised an import happy armed forces to try and curb their "temptation" to continually import latest weapon systems from abroad.
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