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Combating Cosmic Hazards

Today, the world is increasingly dependent on space technologies for a variety of essential services, ranging from weather forecasting to rail and airline reservations, banking operations, medical consultations, and long-distance audio or video communications....

Strategic Imperative: Aatmanirbharta in Military Aviation

The aerospace industry accounts for nearly 40 percent of global military expenditure which was $2.24 trillion in 2022. India already is a major global aerospace market. Indian Armed Forces have increasing defence aerospace requirements...

India-South Korea: Untapped Potential and Future Roadmap

Despite the convergence of their strategic interests and historical ties, the defence relationship between India and South Korea, two pivotal democracies in Asia, remains underdeveloped. Both nations are situated in the strategically significant Indo-Pacific...

Agniveer Scheme: A New Vision or a Political Misstep?

The Agniveer scheme has stirred numerous political and emotional responses beyond its national security implications. Ironically, it was more of a political decision, implemented hastily without a pilot project, and targeted the most crucial...

Modi 3.0 To Further Augment Past Achievements

The retention of ‘Big 4’ ministers - Rajnath Singh, Amit Shah, S Jaishankar, and Nirmala Sitharaman - in the key portfolios of Defence, Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs and Finance, by Prime Minister Modi has...

Modi 3.0: Setting a New Template in Ties with the West

It was a tense moment on June 4 for the Bhartiya Janata Party and its allies in the NDA camp when it seemed that the Modi magic of the last decade had faded into...

Spearheading Supersonic Innovation

On June 12, 2024, BrahMos Aerospace celebrated the 26th anniversary of its establishment, a landmark event that underscores the collaborative and innovative spirit of this Indo-Russian joint venture. Its formation in 1998 with an...

Project Udbhav: Invoking the Past to Meet the Demands of the Future Battlefield

Mahabharata, the Indian Hindu epic offers the first written discussions of a “just war” - dharma-yuddha or “righteous war”. It raises the most pertinent question – can the suffering caused by war be justified....

US-India Collaboration Vital for Both Nations’ Security Objectives

The most important strategic partnership of the 21st century is that of India and the United States and one of the most important dimensions of that alliance is cooperation on security. As the capitals...

Aatmanirbharta in Defence: Why We Need Indigenous Quality Standards Now

India’s journey toward self-reliance in defence technology and manufacturing, or ‘aatmanirbharta’, is making significant strides. The most recent testament of this is the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile, developed jointly by India and Russia, manufactured...

‘S-300 Would be a Game-changer for High-altitude Operations’

Schiebel India is paving the way for advanced defence solutions with their flagship S-100 Unmanned Aerial System and upcoming innovations like the S-300. In an exclusive interview with Raksha Anirveda, Schiebel India CEO Jajati...

Morocco–India’s Defence Gateway to Africa

Defence diplomacy has become key to India’s external engagements in recent years. India, primarily a major defence importer, is now taking steps towards employing multi-dimensional aspects of defence engagements while interacting with countries worldwide....

Building Bridges: India’s Strategic Defence Engagement in West Asia

Diplomacy is the art of implementing foreign policy. It is often equated with words like ‘statecraft’ and is the instrument for nations to engage on mutual issues of cooperation and sometimes to resolve prickly...
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