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Paradox of Modern Warfare

On May 7, 2026, India reaffirmed the efficacy of Operation Sindoor, underscoring its strategic clarity in cross-border force application in response to any terrorist action or cross-border violation. Simultaneously, the aim was to broadcast...

Leveraging Technological-Industrial Capabilities

India  hosts the third largest number of unicorns - almost ready to provide windfall returns to their investors. Did you invest in any of them? It’s quite a task to find that real soon-to-be-unicorn...

Firepower: India’s Rise As A Defence Exporter

In the 6th century BCE, King Ajatashatru of Magadha unleashed a terrifying innovation on the ancient battlefields of India — the scythed chariot. Massive wheels fitted with razor-sharp blades mowed down enemy infantry like...

Bridging the Gap

The United States and India have significantly strengthened their strategic and economic partnership over the last decade, particularly in defence innovation, advanced technology, manufacturing, and startups. Initiatives such as INDUS-X and India’s iDEX have...

SRIJAN: Making India an Innovation Republic by 2047

India today stands at a paradoxical moment in its development journey. It is home to one of the world’s largest startup ecosystems, possesses a vast pool of scientific and engineering talent, and has demonstrated...

A Handshake for the Global South

The February 18–22, 2026, State Visit by Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to India has solidified a robust defence and security partnership. The visit saw the signing of several landmark aerospace partnerships...

The Turbulent Sands of Time in the Middle East

International politics, according to the realist school of thought, is considered to be the reflection of the competitive impulses of the human nature. This manifests itself in actions taken by states to safeguard their...

India’s Tactical Mobility Independence: The A-THON Story

There is a question that has stayed with me since the day I first visited a forward military post in the Indian Himalayas. Why does one of the world’s largest and most operationally experienced...

Samay Se Aage: Orbital ISR Compute Platform

In modern ISR, the satellite is not the bottleneck. The pipeline is. India operates an increasingly capable constellation of Earth Observation (EO) satellites – optical, SAR, hyperspectral – collecting imagery of extraordinary fidelity across...

The Decade of Defiance: From ‘No-Go’ to ‘Aatmanirbharta’

The Indian defence sector has gone through a significant transformation, or better call it a seismic shift, over the last ten years. For decades after our independence, the military-industrial complex behaved like a fortress...

AI and Future Battlefield: Building Invisible Shield for Soldiers

“In the midst of chaos, there is also opportunity.” – Sun Tzu From the trenches of Eastern Europe to the dense urban battlefields of the Middle East, modern warfare is evolving at a speed rarely...

Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026: Confusion Rather Than Ease

The Draft Defence Acquisition Procedure 2026 (DAP 2026) was released by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) on February 11, seeking comments on the proposed changes by March 3. The final version of the manual,...

Building Reliability: The Case For Self-Reliance

As UAV systems expand across defence, agriculture, infrastructure and logistics, the measure of a platform is shifting _ from what it can do, to how reliably it continues to do it. For India’s UAV...
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