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India Needs to Modernise its Military in the Decade-long Window

INDIA’s national interests are essentially enshrined in our constitution. Those which the Indian Armed Forces safeguard are: 1) Protection of land borders, coastline, island territories and sea lanes from external aggression from land, sea...

A Rebuttal to Spice Miss Theories at Balakot

  The articles ‘New High Res Satellite Imagery Suggests Balakot Airstrike a ‘Precise Miss’’and ‘Were India’s airstrikes in Pakistan a strategy for public approval’? by a set of researchers from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute...

Strategic restraint Vs Surgical Strikes – A Pakistani viewpoint

Debate is raging in the political, military, diplomatic and journalistic circles regarding the Surgical Strike strategy of the current government vs the Strategic Restraint exhibited by previous governments. These strategies are either extolled or...

India, US Committed to Strengthen Bilateral Security and Civil Nuclear Cooperation

Washington DC. India and the United States have committed to strengthen bilateral security and civil nuclear cooperation, including the establishment of six US nuclear power plants in India. The two sides exchanged views on a...

Cross Roads Beyond Balakot

Dawn - Seventeen years after first banning militant groups, Pakistan is once again at a crossroads. (https://www.dawn.com/news/1468717/renewed-campaign) If in seventeen years a nation does not know that it took a wrong turn then, the likelihood of taking the...

The Post Balakot Review

  Welcome home Wing Commander Abhinanadan. Well done. You flew into the Valley of Death and survived. India is proud. Sincere condolences to Air Marshal Waseem Ud Din on the loss of his son Shahaz Ud Din...

The Balakot Fallout- An Analysis

Well begun is half done. One emotion which integrates all Pakistanis is hatred for India. Pakistani Army practices exhibition of rationality-irrationality. That is on display. The other half won’t be easy to sort out Rubicon Crossed India crossed a Rubicon...

Boeing Introduces New Unmanned System for Global Defense Customers

  MELBOURNE, Australia. Boeing has introduced its newest unmanned platform, the Boeing Airpower Teaming System. Designed for global defense customers by Boeing Australia, it is the company’s largest investment in a new unmanned aircraft program...

How the Menace of Terrorism is Affecting South Asia Peace Process?

SOUTH ASIAN nations are suffering from terrorism and several regional, national and international terrorist outfits are active in the region. Peace is illusive in the area because of diverse reasons but the most important...

The FICV Story – Ongoing for Decades, Unsure Future

THE DRDO began developing Abhay, an Infantry Combat Vehicle (ICV), in the late 1990s and the design work was completed by 2001. Abhay is a pre-technology demonstrator to develop and test technologies to be...

India’s Defence Research and Development Organisation Participates in Aero India to Showcase about 250 Systems

  New Delhi. India's Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) is participating in the International Aerospace and Defence Exhibition Aero India 2019, which is being held at Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bengaluru from February...

How About ‘Guochanhua’ for India?

IN their 2010 book “Arming Without Aiming”, authors Stephen Cohen and Sunil Dasgupta have this devastating comment to make: “With the exception of nuclear weapons, the history of Indian defence research and development has...

Boeing Delivers First Two KC-46A Pegasus Tankers to US Air Force

EVERETT, Washington. The first two Boeing KC-46 Pegasus aircraft departed Everett’s Paine Field this morning for McConnell Air Force Base, where the 22nd Air Refueling Wing will be the first unit to have the...
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