Pakistan says it has successfully test-fired the Taimoor air-launched cruise missile, an indigenous weapon it claims can hit enemy ships from up to 600 km away. Analysts see the move as strengthening Pakistan’s maritime strike reach amid recent naval developments. India’s naval leadership has previously pointed to Pakistani constraints during Operation Sindoor, making this test especially sensitive.
India’s Ministry of Home Affairs has received DRDO’s AI enabled satellite imaging system Prajna to strengthen internal security and counter terrorism operations. The move adds real time imaging capability for surveillance and faster threat assessment. Separately, the Indian Navy tested the Air Droppable Container ADC 150, designed to speed delivery of essential supplies to ships at sea.
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Navy chief Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi visited the Andaman and Nicobar Command, urging stronger operational synergy among the Army, Navy, Air Force and Coast Guard. He stressed jointmanship, preparedness and the islands’ strategic value for maritime surveillance and security across the Indo-Pacific. Personnel were praised for professionalism and readiness as emerging challenges are expected to rise.
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