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Submarines – The “Silent Warriors” in Modern Warfare

ubmarines don’t win wars, but they make sure you don’t lose one.” "SSubmarines also called "silent warriors” -- are one of the most powerful and sought after tools in naval warfare due to their unparalleled...

Why Australia-India Critical Minerals Cooperation Matters in a China-Dominated Market?

At a time when global supply chains exacerbate economic resurgence and security threats, the Australia-India partnership on critical minerals has become a strategic relationship with implications for the market dominated by China in the...

Reimagining the Kargil War in 2025

The Kargil War, an armed conflict, was deceitfully waged by Pakistan at extreme high altitudes ranging from 15,000 to 18,000 feet in the Kargil district in Jammu and Kashmir. The courageous Indian soldiers engaged...

Why IAF Pilots Die in Peacetime?

the Indian Air Force (IAF) has lost hundreds of its finest pilots and airmen —over the past 50 years, not in battle, but in peacetime. The reason - aging fighter jets and transport crashes. ...

Kargil Conflict to Operation Sindoor: Transformation of Military Doctrine

India’s military doctrines have largely developed conventional capabilities with a focus on air-land battle scenarios. India’s military engagements and skirmishes with Pakistan have historically shaped its strategic doctrine, foreign policy, and defence modernisation. Two...

Sky Wars: India’s Role in Shaping the Global Drone vs Anti-Drone Arms Race

The world is witnessing a dramatic transformation in the skies. Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), also known as drones, have evolved from niche military tools into powerful, multi-purpose machines that are reshaping industries, redefining warfare,...

Big Antenna, Bigger Dreams: The Story of NISAR

What is NISAR? NISAR is a special satellite that India’s space agency ISRO and America’s NASA have built together to observe and study Earth from space. It stands for NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar. Why is...

Paradigm Shift in India’s Tibet Policy

Ever since Xi Jinping’s rise in 2012, China has been acting offensively and aggressively against India. In the past, India had always responded in a muted manner to aggressive Chinese acts. Accordingly, for far...

South Asia Needs a ‘Water NATO’

South Asia, home to more than 1.9 billion people, is a land of stark contrasts — lush monsoons and chronically scarce drinking water, abundant rivers and empty wells, and the deep-rooted environmental agendas of...

LCA Tejas: Far Away From Being IAF’s Mainstay

Despite being plagued by persistent delays in delivery, the Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to receive at least six Tejas Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) by March 2026, according to Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL)...

Indigenous Astra BVR Missile Seeker Powers a New Era in Air Combat

The successful testing of the Astra Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) in India has marked an important turning point in the country's defence capabilities. The missile is now outfitted with an indigenous radio...

Safer, Smarter Skies

A profound transformation is underway in how we manage complex systems, fundamentally redefining the relationship between the physical and digital worlds. At the core of this shift is the concept of the Digital Twin: not...

Modi’s Global March: How India’s Foreign Policy is Rewriting the World Order

Since 2014, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has redefined India’s foreign policy with clarity, courage, and conviction. Gone are the days when India was a silent observer in global affairs. Today, under Modi’s leadership, India...
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