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Has India Been Checkmated?

Pranay K Shome - February 18, 2021

Sri Lanka and India ties have been largely seen from the prism of civilisational ties, kinship and shared cultural and economic relations, Sri Lanka and India’s relationship goes back to ages, but in the...

Turkey’s War on India

Lt Gen Prakash Katoch - February 17, 2021

In a recent interview to ‘Brighter Kashmir,’ AS Dulat, former head of R&AW eulogised both Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa. According to him Imran Khan is not...

How China is Fast Catching up with the West in the Race for Air-to-Air Missile Superiority

Sameer Joshi - February 14, 2021

In recent years, China’s technological strides and development of a wide range of air-to-air missiles (AAM) has prompted some nations to integrate these missiles on their fighter fleet, or simply go in for collaboration/purchase...

Biden’s Foreign Policy Lacks Strategic Clarity

Harsh V. Pant - February 13, 2021

Last week, the newly elected president of the United States (US), Joe Biden, delivered his first foreign policy speech, with the aim of resetting America’s foreign policy agenda after four years of Donald Trump’s...

Modern Armored Fighting Vehicles and the Need for Situational Awareness

Dr. Eyal Pinko - February 13, 2021

Since the first appearance of the armored fighting vehicles (AFV) in the first World War, AFVs took a major part and dominated campaigns and wars while operating in various rough environments worldwide. Today's AFVs face...

Sino-Indian Military Disengagement in Eastern Ladakh: A Mirror View

Col Rajinder Singh - February 13, 2021

After almost eight-nine months of breathing down each other’s neck, the two giants of Asia, India and China, have agreed to disengage militarily in Eastern Ladakh. And on February 10, began the process of...

Deepening Defence Ties in a Changing Global Order

Amb Anil Trigunayat - February 12, 2021

The World is in disarray. Multilateralism at its lowest point and Unilateralism dictating the international discourse especially as the sole hyper power under US President Donald Trump created a paradigm shift with his destabilising...

Atmanirbhar Bharat: Oscillating between Truth and Falsehood

Aarti Bansal - February 8, 2021

Great historical progress always happens after major disasters. I believe it’s a high time we start taking these words by President Xi Jinping seriously. It’s been more than a year since the Coronavirus outbreak which...

India Remains Cautious with Military Coup in Myanmar

Sri Krishna - February 7, 2021

The February 1 coup in Myanmar leading to the country being taken over by the Tatmadaw (Myanmar Military) and placing under house arrest the leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD) Aung San...

Defence Budget 2021-22: Hardship to Continue

Amit Cowshish - February 7, 2021

India’s net defence budget of Rs 4,78,195.62 crore for the Financial Year (FY) 2021-22 is only Rs 6,817.62 crore more than the current FY’s budget estimate (BE). This paltry increase is ironic because the...

India’s Defence Budgeting Strives to Chart a New Course

Harsh V. Pant - February 7, 2021

Even as Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, unveiled India’s Union Budget for the financial year (FY) 2021-2022 in Parliament on February 1, there was no statement on the allocation of the defence budget, the absence...

What The Military Coup In Myanmar Means For India

Col Rajinder Singh - February 6, 2021

Myanmar has once again gone back to rule by military junta, after 10 years of experiment with democracy. The coup took place on 1 February 2021, just a day prior to the swearing in...

Myanmar Military Ruled the Country for Five Decades Stages Coup Once Again

Jai Kumar Verma - February 6, 2021

General Min Aung Hlaing, Commander in Chief of powerful Myanmar army which is also known as Tatmadaw staged a coup on February 1. The army took control of Myanmar, civilian leadership including Aung San...

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