The Indian Army issued a request for information (RFI) to procure an unknown number of very short-range air-defence systems (VSHORADSs) on 11 June.

New Delhi [India], May 4 (ANI): The Indian Army issues tender to procure shoulder-fired Very Short Range Air Defence Systems (Next Generation) to take out enemy aircraft, choppers and drones ...

The Indian Army has issued a tender to procure 4×4 ‘light vehicles' to perform general service (GS) roles.

Army issues tender for VSHORADS According to defence officials, the tender includes the procurement of 48 shoulder-fired launchers and 85 missiles, along with associated systems and equipment.

Military Tech: India seeks bids to procure next-gen VSHORADS systems with night-vision and IR missile capabilities for high-altitude defence.

The Indian Army has received new supplies of missiles from Russia amid ongoing tension with Pakistan over the Pahalgam attack, which killed 26 people, mostly tourists.

The Army is looking to strengthen its inventory and has issued a tender for acquiring 48 more launchers and around 90 missiles of the VSHORADS (IR) under the fast-track procedures.

The Indian Army has recently received new supplies of these Very Short Range Air Defence Systems (VSHORADS) as part of a Rs 260 crore contract signed under emergency procurement powers.

The Indian Army issues tender to procure shoulder-fired Very Short Range Air Defence Systems (Next Generation) to take out enemy aircraft, choppers and drones, defence officials said.