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DPP 2020 Introduces Leasing in Defence for First Time, Focuses on Make in India

Sri Krishna - July 19, 2020

The draft Defence Procurement Procedure 2020 (DPP-2020) released on March 20 by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh for comments is the sixth with the first in 2006, and has been growing in volume with the...

Are China and Iran Consolidating their ‘Strategic’ Partnership?

Admin - July 18, 2020

China’s strategic forays in the West Asia have gradually intensified over the last decade. The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) designed to expedite and streamline China’s global outreach was embraced by the regional countries...

Sino-Indian Border Standoff Yet Not Over

Sri Krishna - July 18, 2020

The relations between India and China, the two Asian nuclear armed neighbours, continue to be tense even as talks at the diplomatic and military level continue to cool the mood in the wake of...

Sino-Indian Impasse at Galwan Valley: A Comparative Analysis of India-China Strategic Advantages and Disadvantages

Dr Punit Saurabh - July 18, 2020

In the recent past, discussions in the strategic circuits have highlighted the Sino Indian conflagration in the Indo-occupied Tibet border. A majority of the strategists have been quick to declare how a quantitatively and...

Air Defence Command – The Dawn of a New Era

Aditya Rekhi - July 16, 2020

Air raid sirens blare! All India radio and emergency broadcast services broadcast reports of an attempted pre-emptive strike by Pakistan Air Force (PAF) squadrons on Indian airfields across the border. The air defence command...

Atmanirbharta in Defence Production: FM’s Reforms Package

Amit Cowshish - July 14, 2020

Defence production is one of the eight sectors for which structural reforms were announced by finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman on May 16 to pave the way for an Atmanirbhar Bharat. There is no telling...

China’s Arrogance and Aggressiveness: The Big Picture

Lt Gen Vinod Bhatia (Retd) - July 14, 2020

The Incursions and Galwan: The unprecedented pre-meditated violence at Galwan on June 15 by Chinese troops shattered a 45 year-long ‘Peace and Tranquility’ along the India China Border, thus changing the very dynamics of...

Indo-African Geopolitics

Maj Gen JS Kataria Retd - July 12, 2020

The geopolitical aims of a country are largely based on its long-term goals. The five vital components around which the geopolitical aims should be woven are robust economy, diplomacy, technology, human resources development and...

Emerging World Order Post Corona

Maj Gen C P Singh - July 11, 2020

Corona pandemic has cast a pall of gloom over the human race, threatening its very existence. The all mighty humans, armed with latest technologies, weapon systems, super computers having artificial intelligence, diagnostic tools, advance...

The Battle of Galwan: 2020

Maj Gen C P Singh - July 10, 2020

All the world wondered. Honour the charge they made! Honour the Light Brigade, Noble six hundred! "The Charge of the Light Brigade" Lord Alfred Tennyson I read above lines of “The Charge of the Light Brigade” poem from Lord Alfred...

Why “Technology Transfer” in Defence could not Achieve the Desired Results?

Niraj Sahay - July 8, 2020

While India has not been a threat to any country, due to geo-political position it has always been vigilant to defend its borders. Since Independence in 1947, we have faced hostile neighbours. Time and...

Private Investment in India’s Space Research: Strategic Dimension and Beyond

Shibdas Bhattacharjee - July 5, 2020

The Union Cabinet on June 24 approved that the government will allow now private sectors to use facilities and assets of Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and they would be provided a level-playing field...

The Dragon’s Growing Power Hunger and India

Sri Krishna - June 26, 2020

What happened on the night of June 15 in Galwan Valley where 20 Indian soldiers including a Commanding Officer were killed by Chinese soldiers was indeed a planned move by the Chinese if one...

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