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Give Peace a Chance!

Admin - May 4, 2021

The Human race has always demonstrated its ability to develop a united front whenever faced with catastrophic circumstances. India and Pakistan are no such exception. I fervently believe that the coronavirus pandemic has presented...

The Red Corridor

Col Alok Mathur SM - May 2, 2021

Operation Prahar was in progress on 03 April 2021 since 0530h in thick jungle area between Bijapur and Sukma village led by special Cobra unit , Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Bastaria battalion, along...

The New CPCEC Bill May Convert Sri Lanka into a Chinese Colony

Jai Kumar Verma - May 1, 2021

A wide array of people including civil society workers, advocates, monks, opposition political parties including United National Party (UNP), the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP), trade Unions and many others have filed multiple petitions in...

Rising India

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - May 1, 2021

Some voices have emerged like ‘endgame Afghanistan’ but it is only America’s endgame in Afghanistan coming September. Geopolitical games in Afghanistan will certainly not end. There is plenty talk of ‘India rising’ as well....

A Boat Loaded with Explosives Exploded Near the Port of Yanbu in Saudi Arabia: Implications to Israel

Admin - April 29, 2021

The Saudi Ministry of Defense spokesman, Brigadier General al-Maliki, said that on April 27, a boat loaded with explosives was destroyed in front of the port of Yanbu in Saudi Arabia. A Saudi naval vessel...

Joe Biden Rolls the Dice in Afghanistan

Harsh V. Pant - April 25, 2021

* There is no real incentive for the Taliban to concede on any issue given that Washington's best bargaining chip—its military prowess—is now off the table. * India will have to play an important role. Barack...

Dominance of Indo Pacific Region

Maj Gen C P Singh - April 21, 2021

Introduction It’s a matter of pride for India that Indian Ocean is the only ocean on the planet earth which has been named after a country. The Indian Ocean is the hub of sea trade...

Gunboat Diplomacy: Biden-Kamala Behind the US Navy Intrusion off Lakshadweep

Rakesh Krishnan Simha - April 18, 2021

On April 7, the US Navy guided missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones entered India's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) without requesting India’s prior consent and conducted manoeuvres approximately 130 nautical miles (240 km) west...

The Secrets Of Israel’s Military Research and Development

Dr. Eyal Pinko - April 18, 2021

Israel is ranked eighth in world arms exports, and in relation to its population, Israel is the largest arms exporter in the world. There is an extensive defence industry in Israel, which began to...

Quad is to Check on Chinese Assertiveness in Indo-Pacific

Jai Kumar Verma - April 18, 2021

A summit of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue (QSD, also known as the Quad) was held on March 12. Quad which is an informal strategic dialogue between the United States, Japan, Australia, and India discussed regional...

The Suez Crisis 2.0

Aarti Bansal - April 17, 2021

Maritime transport is the backbone of global trade. It underpins global supply chain linkages and economic interdependency, with shipping and ports estimated to constitute over 80 per cent of global merchandise trade. About 30...

India-South Korea Strategic Cooperation in the Defence Domain

Bhushan Kumar - April 17, 2021

India-South Korea strategic relationship: Brief introduction: Paradigm shift in the geopolitics of the Asia Pacific has resulted in strategic policy making by many regional powers. Since May 2015, India – South Korea, officially known...

Turning The Tide: India’s Defence R&D Dilemma

Siddharth Sivaraman - April 17, 2021

According to a recent report by Stockholm-based Sipri, India’s import of arms decreased by 33% between 2011-15 and 2016-20. The reason for the decline has been a combination of a convoluted procurement process and...

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