Manohar Parrikar Nuclear Weapon

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today underscored that India reserves the right to revoke its 'No First Use' pledge, which has been the cornerstone of its nuclear weapons policy for decades. "It is true that until now, India has strictly adhered to the 'No First Use' policy. But what happens in the future depends on the circumstances," Rajnath...

A host of technologies - meant to counter the threat of nuclear, chemical and biological warfare -- developed by India's defense research organization DRDO were handed over to the army on Thursday. The technologies also included India's first indigenously made weapons locating radar and a number of drugs to combat radiation sickness and minimize th...

When a union Defence Minister is addressing the public, there is no such thing as a "personal view" about something as grave as nuclear policy.

Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Friday asked the central government to clear the air after Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar questioned India's no-first-use policy on nuclear weapons.

Congress today hit out at Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar over his "no first use nuclear policy" remarks, and dubbed him as a "motormouth" who makes irresponsible statements.

In the midst of the worst tension with Pakistan in over a decade, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that his personal take on the country's nuclear policy is that India should not "bind" itself by declaring a no-first-use commitment.

Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh today underscored that India reserves the right to revoke its 'No First Use' pledge, which has been the cornerstone of its nuclear weapons policy for decades. "It is true that until now, India has strictly adhered to the 'No First Use' policy. But what happens in the future depends on the circumstances," Rajnath...

A host of technologies - meant to counter the threat of nuclear, chemical and biological warfare -- developed by India's defense research organization DRDO were handed over to the army on Thursday. The technologies also included India's first indigenously made weapons locating radar and a number of drugs to combat radiation sickness and minimize th...

When a union Defence Minister is addressing the public, there is no such thing as a "personal view" about something as grave as nuclear policy.

Congress leader Digvijaya Singh on Friday asked the central government to clear the air after Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar questioned India's no-first-use policy on nuclear weapons.

Congress today hit out at Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar over his "no first use nuclear policy" remarks, and dubbed him as a "motormouth" who makes irresponsible statements.

In the midst of the worst tension with Pakistan in over a decade, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said that his personal take on the country's nuclear policy is that India should not "bind" itself by declaring a no-first-use commitment.