Involvement of the private sector and the focus on self-reliance should help the country achieve target set in the Union ...

India possessed around 13 nuclear weapons in the year 2000, but by 2025, the number has grown to an estimated 180 marking a ...

India conducted its first nuclear test on May 18, 1974, claiming that the explosive yield was twelve kilotons. Though India later lowered its estimate to eight kilotons, external estimates are ...

On May 18, 1974, India conducted its first nuclear test in Pokhran, Rajasthan. But Pakistan and China were very upset. The code name of this test, which was conducted on the day of Buddha Purnima ...

It is claimed that this video shows a nuclear test, specifically Pokhran 3, conducted in Rithora, Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India. Let's fact-check this claim. The archived post can be found here.

This marks the first test of the K-4 missile from a submarine ... enhancing the stealth characteristics of naval platforms. "India tests nuclear-capable K-4 missile from INS Arighaat " was ...

India's NTPC is exploring the possibility of building small modular reactors to replace its older thermal power plants, ...

The first was "recessed deterrence." It meant that whereas India had the capability ... producing plutonium cores for nuclear devices soon after the 1974 Pokhran test. The cores were manufactured ...