At present, the country operates nine nuclear-capable systems. These include two aircraft, six land-based ballistic missiles and one sea-based ballistic missile.

New Delhi: Pakistan has stated that India may possess significantly more nuclear weapons than estimated by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI). This statement follows a SIPRI ...

India is estimated to possess 190 nuclear warheads, around 20 more than Pakistan and just 35 fewer than the UK, according to FAS. The assessment says India’s arsenal could grow further as new ...

For India, the priority should be to strengthen operational capabilities, modernise delivery systems and improve ...

A report by a nonprofit policy think tank of the US has claimed that India has around 190 nuclear warheads. Further, it said India produced around 730 kg of weapon-grade plutonium as of the beginning ...

India is believed to have once again slightly expanded its nuclear arsenal in 2025, leading over Pakistan, North Korea and Israel, as per the data revealed in the Stockholm International Peace ...

SIPRI described the May 2025 cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan as an "unusually severe military crisis" involving the two nuclear-armed neighbours. (File photo) India now has 190 ...

India and Pakistan agreed yesterday to set up a hotline to avoid a nuclear confrontation and to ban further nuclear tests, as the rivals came together to dismiss concerns by the world's more ...

The real danger lies not in the immediate scarcity of Indus water flowing from India into Pakistan but in the widening gap between how they interpret the same facts. In a speech at the Stockholm Water ...

June 2026 brought two documents that together form a coherent picture of the global nuclear arsenal. The International ...