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India’s Defence Breakthroughs – Key Highlights from 5th July 2025

 Introduction


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India continues to take bold steps to modernize its armed forces and defend its sovereignty. On 5th July 2025, several groundbreaking updates emerged from the Indian defense sector, including advancements in missile technology, anti-drone systems, surveillance satellites, and military modernization programs.

This article highlights the most important and interesting Indian defense news from July 2025 in a clear and SEO-optimized format.


🔥 Top 5 Indian Defence Developments – 5th July 2025


1. India Successfully Develops K-5 Nuclear Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile

India’s DRDO has completed the development of the K-5 SLBM (Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile). With a striking range of 5,000–6,000 km, this powerful missile enhances India’s underwater nuclear deterrence capability.

  • It will be deployed on Arihant-class nuclear submarines.

  • Supports India’s “second-strike” nuclear policy.

  • Strengthens India's role as a credible nuclear power.

2. Operation Sindoor Shows India’s SEAD Capability & Reveals Foreign Involvement

Following a terror attack in Pahalgam, Operation Sindoor was launched on 7th May 2025.

  • India neutralized 10 Pakistani air defense systems.

  • China and Turkey allegedly supported Pakistan with real-time intelligence.

  • Lt. Gen. Rahul R. Singh accused China of using Pakistan as a “proxy” to test its hardware.

3. Akashteer – India’s Automated Air Defence Control System Performs Flawlessly

The Indian Army inducted the Akashteer system, a fully indigenous air defense control and reporting network developed by Bharat Electronics Ltd (BEL).

  • It links radar, communication, and tracking in real time.

  • 100% kill rate during Operation Sindoor, including drones and cruise missiles.

  • Enhances real-time command and control.

4. India to Launch 52 Defence Surveillance Satellites by 2029

After the success of Operation Sindoor, India announced a major expansion of its military satellite network.

  • 52 defense satellites to be launched over the next 4 years.

  • Provides 24/7 intelligence and deep surveillance over enemy territories.

  • Strengthens India’s military space power.

5. Bhargavastra: India’s First Low-Cost Anti-Drone Weapon System

India has introduced Bhargavastra, a low-cost, layered counter-drone system designed to shoot down swarms and loitering munitions.

  • Successfully tested in Odisha.

  • Uses guided micro-missiles and micro-rockets.

  • A major boost to India’s anti-drone warfare capabilities.

💰 Defence Budget & Indigenous Procurement Approved

The Defence Acquisition Council approved ₹1.05 lakh crore in procurement for Indian-made military systems:

  • Armoured recovery vehicles

  • Surface-to-air missiles

  • Electronic warfare systems

  • Tri-services inventory management system

This supports Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) in defense production.

✈️ Strategic Partnerships & PM Modi’s Diplomatic Moves

  • India-Australia launched a 3-year joint research project for undersea surveillance.

  • PM Modi visited Argentina on a 5-nation tour to strengthen bilateral defense cooperation.

Conclusion

The events of 5th July 2025 demonstrate India’s continued commitment to building a future-ready defense force through technology, strategy, and partnerships. From underwater missile power to counter-drone systems and space surveillance, India is positioning itself as a global defense leader.

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