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Tracing the Balochistan Independence Movement

Balochistan has a history dating back to 7000 BCE. At that time, it marked the western-most extent of the pre-Indus Valley civilisation; and later, from the 1st millennium BCE to the 2nd millennium CE,...

Mission Sudarshan Chakra: India’s Shield and Sword for the Wars of Tomorrow

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke on Independence Day about Mission Sudarshan Chakra, he invoked not only the divine weapon of Lord Krishna but also the civilisational memory of precision, speed, and decisive force....

Field Marshal Asim Munir’s Anti-India Verbosity!

An Indian journalist, Praveen Swami of The Print wrote on August 10, 2025 that Field Marshal Asim Munir of Pakistan, on a recent visit to Tampa, in Florida, USA, addressed a selective gathering of...

Proliferation of Cheaper Technologies – Recipe for World War III

"The great question is, can war be eliminated when inventions of science are being used to prepare for it?" – Albert Einstein The Emerging Trend: Wars are sparked by a variety of causes, often involving...

Field Marshal Mullah Munir’s Nuclear Bluster in the US: Real Threat or An Echo of His Master’s Voice?

The dinner in Tampa should have been a ceremonial evening, a polite gathering of diaspora members, dignitaries, and military leaders. Instead, it became a platform for one of the most explicit nuclear threats ever...

Drones as Disposable Munitions

The face of modern warfare is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by rapid technological advancements that are reshaping traditional military doctrines. The most impactful developments include the emergence of drones as disposable munitions, a...

Swarm Wars and India’s Drone Imperative: From Sindoor to Strategic Supremacy

Operation Sindoor marked a decisive leap in India’s warfighting evolution, where unmanned precision strikes, real-time ISR loops, and autonomous drone systems fused to deliver kinetic and psychological impact in record time. The operation not...

Operation Sindoor and India’s Military Conflicts: A Historical and a Critical Analysis

The winning strategy of war is: “If you want to shoot; shoot, don’t just talk”.  What it means is to go for the “Total Kill” right from the beginning, with no moral strings tied....

Politics of Pragmatism

In the annals of international relations theory, - Realism, Marxism and Liberalism/Idealism are the dominant schools of thought. These theories have played a critical role in shaping the nuances of theorisation in the world...

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. ...
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