Editor’s Note India’s relationship with GCC countries has witnessed a substantial swing in the past few years. A similar change has been witnessed with major players in the region like Saudi... Read more
The Line of Actual Control in Eastern Ladakh is even today a frozen mass guarded by men on both sides who keep a close eye over the barren pristine snow. Here, movement is far more easily ob... Read more
Conventional PLARF In the nineties, the Chinese realised that keeping a nuclear-armed missile force can only be deterrence and not an offensive tool, as PLA cannot use it against a conventio... Read more
Editor’s Note The PLARF (Peoples Liberation Army Rocket Force) is the most decisive instrument in the matrix for the realisation of the Chinese dream of ruling the world. Chinese nuclear pow... Read more
The Chinese have slipped in the battle for influence through the instrument of COVID-19 vaccine. Their narrow vision, constrained by overemphasis on economic gains, has lost out to an obviou... Read more
“India’s goal is to seek a climate of trust and transparency; respect for maritime rules and norms for all countries; sensitivity to each other’s interest; peaceful resolution in maritime is... Read more
Editor’s Note 13 January, 2021 can be called a red letter day in the history of HAL and the IAF with the Cabinet approving the procuring of 83 Tejas Mk-1A fighter. It’s indeed a proud momen... Read more
On a modern battlefield, jointness amongst the three services at the Theatre Level has become a necessity to achieve superiority over an adversary. Today, technology is being increasingly ut... Read more
The volatility inherent in geopolitics, and the intrinsic unpredictability in anticipating wars, have been often historically proven. In the Indian context, the experience started with the 1... Read more
Editor’s Note A recent media report brought out that there are 2000 active and 3000 dead satellites in space. There are 128 million pieces of junk larger than 1mm. Further, since 1999, the... Read more
