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The Longest Kill: How India Made Aviation History During Operation Sindoor

In modern aerial warfare, few moments are as defining as the four-day conflict between India and Pakistan — codenamed Operation Sindoor. While the operation showcased India’s multidimensional military capabilities, it will be remembered most...

America’s War Machine, Not Modi’s: The Truth Behind Ukraine

Peter Navarro’s attempt to brand the Ukraine conflict as “Modi’s war” is more than absurd political theatre. It is a calculated distraction from America’s own hand in fuelling and prolonging wars across the world....

Operation Sindoor’s Impact on Terrorism Deterrence: More Questions than Answers

It has been almost four months now since the Indian Armed Forces launched Operation Sindoor against Pakistan. However, it does not seem to have caused any serious impact on Pakistan’s strategy to support terrorist...

Commissioning of Two New Frigates Enhance the Might of the Indian Navy

It was for the first time that two frontline surface combatants indigenously constructed by two different shipyards - Mazagaon Dock Shipbuilders Limited (MDL), Mumbai (INS Udaygiri) and Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Limited (GRSE),...

India at the Cusp of Becoming a World Power

India is on a mission to be the third-largest economy by 2030 and join the list of developed nations by 2047. Whether these goals will be achieved or remain as goals, it is yet...

Threat from Within: India’s War of Survival!

"-----Explosions are still a viable tool of war, but implosions are the new defeat mechanisms” - General Raheel Sharief, former army chief of Pakistan at a seminar in Karachi, as quoted by The Dawn...

The Changing Tide of Global Politics

It is said that in politics, there are no permanent friends or foes, only permanent interests. As that is the case, the current thaw and the ongoing rapprochement of ties between India and China...

Building Trust in India – China Relations Beyond Washington’s Shadow

The relationship between India and China is one of the most complex equations. Both countries are bound together by a common civilisational, economic dependency, and geographic destiny, but also exhibit cyclic patterns of confrontation...

Why Trump Despises India

POTUS Donald Trump has imposed 50% tariffs on India, and the spectre of additional tariffs remains because India is a member of BRICS. However, Trump has postponed tariffs on China for another 90 days,...

Donbas at Breaking Point: Will it Reshape Europe?

As the war in Ukraine grinds through yet another scorching season, the territory of Donbas has again become the battleground between calm and endless conflict. The most recent peace talks, hype-filled Western conferences, and...

Pakistan Must Depoliticise Its Army: Call for Harmony

In any working democracy, theocratic or secular, civilian control of the military is a non-negotiable principle. It ensures that national policy is determined by elected politicians, who are accountable to the people, rather than...

Future Wars Will Be Fought in Code: Is India Ready?

The digital transformation of India's military is now urgent, as future wars will be decided by mastery of code, data, and cyber capabilities. Operational readiness depends on the swift and effective adoption of digital...

Interoperability in Air and Missile Defence: Abstract Idea Turns into Complex Reality

The term ‘interoperability’ or ‘connectivity’ encompasses multiple layers, from armament, platforms, units, and branches (sea, land, air, space, cyber, and others) for integration with neighbouring countries or global powers operating in the arena. The...
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