Mrigank Shekhar

The writer is a defence journalist specialising in military affairs, security policy and defence technology. He reports extensively on operation strategies, defence manufacturing initiatives and geopolitical developments across the Indo-Pacific region. The views expressed are personal and do not necessarily carry the views of Raksha Anirveda

The Thucydides Trap: Can India and China Rise Without War?

“As far as India is concerned, China has a malevolent eye towards us.” — Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lok Sabha Debates, May 8, 1959 In 431 BCE, the Greek general and historian Thucydides wrote in his...

India’s Ascent as a Global Power has Inclusivity in Its Core

In the arena of global geopolitics, few nations evoke as much fascination and optimism as India. With its burgeoning economy, vibrant democracy and rich cultural heritage, the country stands poised to emerge as a...

Reviving India’s Submarine Ambitions: The Race For Project 75(I)

Submarines are critical for sea-control as they deny the enemy space to navigate and dominate the deep blue. They are the killer wolves of the ocean that can decimate enemy fleets without warning and...

Taming the Dragon via Asymmetric Warfare

The Chinese military has made a huge leap forward in terms of quality and firepower, and is currently miles ahead of India in weapons development. The PLA is in the process of creating formidable...
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