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Grok 4 Launch: xAI’s Next Leap in AI Innovation

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  Grok 4 Launch: xAI’s Next Leap in AI Innovation Posted by Technology Defense Team | July 9, 2025 – 8:00 PM PT GROK 4 To Be Launched  The tech world is buzzing as xAI , the AI company founded by Elon Musk, prepares to launch its latest large language model— Grok 4 . The official announcement came via Elon Musk’s X account , with a scheduled livestream set for 8 PM Pacific Time (8:30 AM IST on July 10, 2025). The highly anticipated event will be broadcast live through @xAI on X , giving viewers worldwide a front-row seat to one of the year’s biggest AI moments. What is Grok 4? Grok is the flagship AI assistant created by xAI, designed to provide real-time, helpful, and factual information with personality. It takes its name from the term "grok"—meaning to understand something intuitively and deeply—and draws stylistic inspiration from sci-fi classics like The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Marvel’s JARVIS. Grok 3 already featured real-time search capability...
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Which Countries Have Hypersonic Missiles in 2025? Full List and Capabilities Explained

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  Which Countries Have Hypersonic Missiles in 2025? Full List and Capabilities Explained Posted by Technology and Defense Team Countries with Hypersonic Missiles  Hypersonic missiles have transformed from lab experiments to operational military assets. Traveling at speeds over Mach 5 and capable of maneuvering during flight, these weapons are extremely hard to intercept. Several nations are developing hypersonic systems, but only a couple have actually fielded them for military use as of 2025. What Are Hypersonic Missiles? Hypersonic weapons generally fall into two types. First is the hypersonic glide vehicle , which is boosted by a rocket and then glides through the atmosphere at very high speed. Second is the hypersonic cruise missile , powered by advanced engines like scramjets to sustain hypersonic speeds close to the surface. These systems are designed to break through traditional missile defense networks. For a detailed technical explanation, see NASA's hypersoni...
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U.S. Military Drone Incursions: What’s Really Happening Above the Bases?

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  U.S. Military Drone Incursions: What’s Really Happening Above the Bases? By Technology and Defense Team  Date: 5 July 2025 U.S. military handheld drone in operation during surveillance In today’s age of advanced military systems and digital warfare, not all threats are loud or obvious. Some are nearly invisible—small drones, flying quietly above sensitive installations. These drone incursions have become an increasingly persistent and alarming issue for the U.S. military. But what exactly are U.S. military drone incursions? Who is behind them? And why are they considered such a serious threat to national defense? This article explores the full scope of these unauthorized aerial penetrations, highlighting their dangers, global implications, and the evolving military response. What Is a Drone Incursion? A drone incursion occurs when an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) enters restricted military airspace without authorization. These drones range in size and complexity—fr...
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  India to Get US Apache Helicopters by July 2025 By Technology and Defense Team   Key Highlights Three AH-64E Apache helicopters arriving by mid-July 2025, three more by November 2025. Deal signed in 2020, valued at around $600 million (some sources say $800 million). Deployment at 451 Army Aviation Squadron, Jodhpur, Rajasthan. Features: 30mm gun, Hellfire & Stinger missiles, all-weather capability. Overview India is strengthening its defense with the induction of advanced AH-64E Apache helicopters. The first batch is expected by mid-July 2025, boosting the Indian Army's strike power in desert warfare zones. Apache Helicopter AH-6H4E in the Sky  Background of the Deal Signed in February 2020 during President Donald Trump’s visit, the deal secures six Apaches for India. It follows an earlier purchase of 22 Apaches by the Indian Air Force. The Army's fleet will focus on border and frontline combat roles. Article To Read More  The 6th...
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Why a British F-35 Jet Was Grounded in Kerala: The Thiruvananthapuram Incident Unraveled

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  Why a British F-35 Jet Was Grounded in Kerala: The Thiruvananthapuram Incident Unraveled Posted By: Technology & Defence Team Date: 28/06/2025 On June 14, 2025, a British Royal Navy F-35B Lightning II, a pinnacle of stealth aviation, found itself unexpectedly grounded at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport in Kerala, India. What began as an emergency landing due to low fuel escalated into a high-stakes operation involving hydraulic repairs, stringent security measures, and a display of UK-India defense cooperation. For our team, which has closely followed the F-35 program’s operational challenges, this incident illuminates the complexities of deploying advanced military technology far from home and the strength of bilateral ties in resolving such crises. An Emergency Landing in Kerala The F-35B, part of the Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales Carrier Strike Group, was en route to the Indo-Pacific for joint exercises with allies like Japan, Australia, and India. British F-35...
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How the U.S. Military Is Harnessing AI on the Battlefield

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How the U.S. Military Is Harnessing AI on the Battlefield Posted By:  Technology and Defense Team   Date: 26/06/2025 Artificial Intelligence (AI) isn’t just for sci-fi blockbusters anymore—it’s changing the game in real-world combat. The U.S. military is diving headfirst into AI, weaving it into everything from drones to decision-making to keeping tanks rolling. It’s a revolution that’s making warfare smarter, faster, and, in some ways, safer — but it’s not without Its headaches. US Soldier  1. Supercharged Surveillance and Recon AI is taking battlefield surveillance to a whole new level. Programs like Project Maven use machine learning to sift through hours of drone footage in a snap, spotting vehicles, people, or suspicious patterns faster than any human could. It’s like giving commanders a crystal ball—real-time intel that helps them make split-second calls with confidence. 2. Drones That Think for Themselves Autonomous drones are changing the skies. The U.S. is rollin...
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What Inspired the Nagas to Take Up Arms? The Journey from NNC to NSCN and Beyond

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What Inspired the Nagas to Take Up Arms? The Journey from NNC to NSCN and Beyond Posted By:  Technology & Defence Team   The story of the Naga insurgency is one of identity, culture, and a fierce desire for self-determination. To understand why the Nagas raised an army and formed multiple armed groups, we need to look at their history, their struggles, and their dreams of sovereignty. Naga National Flag  The Inspiration Behind the Armed Struggle At its core, the motivation for the Naga armed struggle was to protect their unique identity, culture, and ancestral lands. When India gained independence in 1947, the Nagas expected autonomy or even independence based on earlier promises. However, the Indian government integrated the Naga territories into the Union of India without granting the promised rights. Despite their traditional reputation as headhunters — a practice that had declined significantly by the mid-20th century — the Nagas had a strong sense of ethnic pride...
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Why a British F-35 Jet Was Grounded in Kerala: The Thiruvananthapuram Incident Unraveled

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  Why a British F-35 Jet Was Grounded in Kerala: The Thiruvananthapuram Incident Unraveled Posted By: Technology & Defence Team Date: 28/06/2025 On June 14, 2025, a British Royal Navy F-35B Lightning II, a pinnacle of stealth aviation, found itself unexpectedly grounded at Thiruvananthapuram International Airport in Kerala, India. What began as an emergency landing due to low fuel escalated into a high-stakes operation involving hydraulic repairs, stringent security measures, and a display of UK-India defense cooperation. For our team, which has closely followed the F-35 program’s operational challenges, this incident illuminates the complexities of deploying advanced military technology far from home and the strength of bilateral ties in resolving such crises. An Emergency Landing in Kerala The F-35B, part of the Royal Navy’s HMS Prince of Wales Carrier Strike Group, was en route to the Indo-Pacific for joint exercises with allies like Japan, Australia, and India. British F-35...
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Elon Musk’s America Party: Could He Really Disrupt U.S. Politics in 2025?

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  Elon Musk’s America Party: Could He Really Disrupt U.S. Politics in 2025? Posted by Technology and Defense Team | July 1, 2025 “Elon Musk proposes the America Party in 2025, challenging Donald Trump’s policies.” Hello, readers! Get ready for some big news — Elon Musk is back in the spotlight, and this time he is talking about starting a new political party. On July 1, 2025, the man behind Tesla, SpaceX, and social platform X surprised everyone by saying he might launch the “America Party.” His goal? To shake up the traditional two-party system in the United States. Let’s look at what he is planning, why he wants to do it, and if it could really happen. Why Musk Is Upset with Donald Trump Lately, Musk has been arguing with President Donald Trump. Just last year, Musk supported Trump’s campaign with huge donations and even worked as an advisor in something called the “Department of Government Efficiency” (nicknamed DOGE). But in May 2025, they fell out. The fight started o...
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