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Re-coding Alfred Thayer Mahan in Indian Context

  Alfred Thayer Mahan, an American naval officer, was a pioneering naval historian of the 19th century. Of the many books he authored, "Influence of Sea Power upon History 1660-1783," published in the year 1890,...

War of the Titans: Despite the Naysayers, It’s Advantage India Versus China

  When the world’s largest democracy is pitted against the world’s largest autocracy, the clash will always be unpredictable. This is because each side has vastly divergent strategic thinking and different ways of dealing with...

Is ISI Crushing Dissent Through Extra Judicial Methods?

  The human right activists claim that Pakistan’s powerful Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) is involved in extra-judicial killings of political opponents especially Baloch freedom fighters, journalists, bloggers, and anyone raising voice against army or government...

QUAD as the Asian NATO: Guillotining the Mythical Dragon’s ‘Fire and Fury’ with ‘Shock and Awe’

  The world is shrinking at a fast pace due to rapid advancement in transportation technologies and infrastructure. For the strategists worried about national security, this heralds a set of opportunities as well as adds...

The Challenges of Corporatising OFB

  The Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) headed by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh set up on September 11 indicates government’s resolve to fulfill the longstanding need of corporatising the Ordnance Factory Board (OFB). Three government-appointed...

India’s Strategic Standpoint against China

  Under the shade of increasing Chinese escalation across the Line of Actual Control (LAC), growing hostilities between the two countries and Chinese provocation to sabotage India’s security interests, New Delhi is working on different...

Hypersonic Weapons: Why India Must Close the Technology Gap

  On September 7, India successfully flight tested a hypersonic technology demonstrator vehicle (HSTDV), becoming the fourth country after the US, Russia and China to do so. According to the Defence Research and Development Organisation...

Where Xi Jinping Faulted in Ladakh

  In 1999, Pakistan surprised India completely with massive intrusions in Kargil using its Special Services Group (SSG), five to seven Northern Light Infantry battalions and Pakistan-based terrorists disguised as Kashmiri militants. Pakistani infiltration beginning...

China Not for Full-scale War with India but an Honourable Retreat

  Global Times, the newspaper run by Chinese Communist Party (CCP), recently threatened that “If India wants to engage in competition, China has more tools and capability than India. If India would like a military...

HSTDV: Long Way to Go Before We Believe the Hype

  On September 7, India successfully tested an indigenously developed Hypersonic Technology Demonstrator Vehicle (HSTDV) powered by a scramjet engine. The test put India in the league of nations that are vigorously pursuing hypersonic technologies...

Atmanirbhar Bharat: Self Reliance in Defence and Security Sector

  Backdrop A nano particle invisible to the naked eye has changed the world i.e. COVID 19 virus. The world order, the lifestyle, the social and emotional connects…..everything is trying to adjust to the new...

Is Bangladesh Going in the Lap of China?

China which considers India as nascent challenger in the region slowly but steadily trying to win over latter’s neighbours. Pakistan which already lost Gwadar seaport, and is in the grip of China published a...

The ‘New Normal’ Along the LAC

  On the night of August 29-30, the Indian Army (IA) and the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) troops clashed again on the South Bank of the Pangong Tso lake, an area not otherwise in contestation...
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