A fleet of 300 Dhruv Advanced Light Helicopters (ALH) has been grounded since January after a crash, and defence experts have raised concerns about their operational reliability.

Over 400 variants have been built till date and they are flying with many Indian and a few foreign operators. The HAL Rudra also known as ALH-WSI, is an armed version of the Dhruv. Nearly 100 Rudra ...

Therein, one of the panelists, Rudra Chaudhuri, director of Carnegie India, asserted that the United States “is not in an exclusive relationship with India,” and therefore India’s military ...

Adani Defence & Aerospace has emerged as a formidable player in India’s defense sector, a domain long dominated by government ...

the Company commissioned second 8.4 MW captive wind power project for Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. (HAL) at Bagalkot, in Karnataka. It installed and commissioned the first prototype of S120 - 140 m ...

The MK III variant is equipped with: Shakti engines (a joint venture between HAL and French firm Safran) Electro-optical payloads Night vision compatibility Advanced maritime patrol radar The MK IV, ...

Stock Market Today: Hindustan Aeronautics ( HAL) share price jumped over 3% during the intraday trade on Thursday, a day after the company announced its Q3 results 2025. Apart from the earnings ...

The Dhruv can carry up to 14 passengers or four stretchers. Max load is 2.5 tons and endurance is about two hours. The Dhruv can also fly as high as 6,000 meters. Northern India has a lot of mountains ...