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🔫 1. Phantom Red‑Dot Pistol (India)

  • Manufacturer: Astr Defence (Phantom series).
  • Key Feature: India’s first factory‑fitted red‑dot sight (calibrated at 1× magnification) on a striker‑fired pistol chambered in .32 ACP with a 17-round magazine—enhancing precision and rapid target acquisition.
  • Why It Matters: Boosts indigenous capability and reduces reliance on imports under the “Make in India” initiative.

🛡️ 2. India to Procure Russia’s Pantsir Air‑Defence Missile & Gun System

  • Platform: Pantsir‑S1M short‑range air‑defence system combining 30 mm guns and surface‑to‑air missiles.
  • Status: India and Bharat Dynamics Ltd signed MoU with Russia’s Rosoboronexport in late 2024 for acquisition and co-production .
  • Why It Matters: Addresses threats from low‑flying aircraft, drones, and cruise missiles—critical for protecting frontline formations.

🤖 3. Barbarik URCWS by Zen Technologies

  • Developer: Zen Tech (Hyderabad).
  • System: Barbarik‑ Barbarik - Ultralight Remote-Controlled Weapon Station—world’s lightest remote-controlled weapon station (supports 5.56–7.62 mm calibres), tested at Mhow and Ahmednagar.
  • Why It Matters: Enables remote engagement from ground vehicles/UAVs with reduced soldier exposure and swift deployment.

🎖️ 4. Indian Army Day 2025 – 15 January, Pune

  • Edition: 77th Army Day.
  • Theme: “Samarth Bharat, Saksham Sena” (“Capable India, Capable Army”).
  • Venue: Cariappa Parade Ground, Southern Command HQ, Pune.
  • Significance: Celebrates Field Marshal Cariappa’s succession as India’s first Commander‑in‑Chief in 1949, underlining modernization and self‑reliance.

⚔️ 5. Exercise Devil Strike – Joint Army‑IAF Airborne Drill

  • Participants: Indian Army Parachute Regiment (Airborne) + IAF transport/fighter support.
  • Timing & Location: Mid‑January 2025 near the Siliguri corridor.
  • Purpose: Validating rapid vertical insertion for deep‑strike missions and behind‑enemy‑lines operations.

🛰️ 6. Launch of SANJAY Battlefield Surveillance System

  • Name: Situational Awareness and Networked Joint Advanced Surveillance System (SANJAY).
  • Inauguration: 24 Jan 2025 by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh.
  • Function: Consolidates satellite, drone, radar, and sensor imagery into a unified real-time Common Surveillance Picture .
  • Importance: Enhances real-time C2 across Army, Navy & IAF for better battlefield situational awareness.

🌍 7. Exercise Ekuverin 2025 – Indo‑Maldives (13th Edition)

  • Edition: 13th, India–Maldives joint exercise.
  • Dates & Venue: 2–15 Feb 2025 in Maldives (alternating with Chaubatia, Uttarakhand where the 12th occurred in 2023).
  • Indian Units: Platoon-sized contingent (likely Kumaon Regiment).
  • Focus: Counter‑insurgency, counter‑terrorism, and humanitarian assistance/disaster relief (HADR).
  • Why It Matters: Strengthens interoperability, regional security, and supports India’s “Neighbourhood First” vision.

🐫 8. Exercise Cyclone‑III – Indo‑Egypt Special Forces Drill

  • Edition: 3rd iteration.
  • Dates & Venue: 10–23 Feb 2025 at Mahajan Field Firing Range, Rajasthan.
  • Indian Contingent: 25 SF personnel from two special forces battalions.
  • Partner: Egyptian Special Forces (25 personnel).
  • Activities: Desert warfare, joint tactical drills, 48‑hr validation exercise, and review of indigenous equipment.
  • Why It Matters: Boosts special operations interoperability and defence ties with Africa and Middle East allies.

🌊 9. TROPEX‑25 – Theatre-level Exercise in Indian Ocean

  • Forces: Indian Navy, Army, IAF & Coast Guard.
  • Timing: Feb–Apr 2025 across the Indian Ocean region.
  • Objective: Combined arms theatre readiness—maritime security, amphibious warfare, and joint operations.
  • Note: Pattern consistent with previous TROPEX cycles; exact public citation pending.

🛟 10. 49th Raising Day of Indian Coast Guard

  • Date: 1 February 2025.
  • Significance: Marks 49th Anniversary since ICG’s inception in 1977, celebrated across all Coast Guard units.

📘 11. MoD Hindi Magazine “Sashakt Bharat”

  • Publisher: Ministry of Defence.
  • Content Focus: Indigenous weapons programs, force modernization, defence policy, and strategic affairs.
  • Frequency: Published periodically; recognized as official MoD magazine.

🚀 12. MoD, Economic Explosives & Munitions India Ltd for Pinaka Munitions

  • Partnership: MoD with Economic Explosives Ltd & Munitions India Ltd.
  • Purpose: Co‑production of rockets for Pinaka Multi‑Barrel Rocket Launcher System.
  • Objective: Reduce import dependency and ramp up domestic arms output.

✈️ 13. 15th Aero India 2025 – Yelahanka, Bengaluru

  • Dates: 13–17 Feb 2025.
  • Highlights: Display of Su‑57, potential F‑35 discussions, India’s Hansa‑NG, HTT‑40 IJT, Light Utility Helicopter (LUH), Su‑30MKI, and Tejas.
  • Theme: Runway to the billion opportunities.
  • Purpose: Platform for showcasing aviation tech, defence exports, and international air interaction.

🏜️ 14. Exercise Desert Hunt 2025 – Tri‑Service Special Forces

  • Forces: IAF Special Forces with support from Army & Navy.
  • Venue: Jodhpur desert ranges (early 2025).
  • Goal: Enhance desert‑terrain infiltration, rapid response, and tri‑service synergy.

🗻 15. Exercise Khanjar XII – Indo‑Kyrgyzstan Paracommando Drill

  • Edition: 12th.
  • Location: Kyrgyzstan (high‑altitude terrain).
  • Indian Unit: Parachute Regiment.
  • Aim: High‑altitude joint parachute operations and mountain warfare readiness.

🤝 16. Exercise Dustlik‑6 – Indo‑Uzbekistan Training

  • Edition: 6th.
  • Venue: Aundh, Pune (some elements likely in Uzbekistan too).
  • Indian Unit: Jat Regiment supported by IAF assets.
  • Focus: Joint training, regional security cooperation, and cross-border defence engagement.

🚨 17. Operation Brahma – India’s Earthquake Relief in Myanmar

  • Scope: Humanitarian and Disaster Relief under "Neighbourhood First".
  • Trigger: Earthquake in Myanmar (2025).
  • Objective: Rapid mobilization of Indian Army engineers, medical teams, and IAF logistics to support relief operations across the border.

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