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Why extreme weather has become a global security threat
Dr Aparaajita Pandey
Climate change is no longer just an environmental concern, it has become a defining geopolitical and national security challenge.
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GE’s engine squeeze: Accident, market force, or something more calculated?
India Sentinels Research & Analysis
GE Aerospace’s simultaneous stumbles on the F404 and F414 programmes – slowed deliveries for the Tejas-Mk1A and a near-tripling of AMCA engine costs – have raised uncomfortable questions about whether India’s indigenous fighter programmes are being quietly undermined by their American powerplant dependency.
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When the algorithm decides whose suffering counts
Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko
As disinformation increasingly decides whose suffering is seen and whose is erased, Jeethu Elza Cherian Chacko makes the case for a new doctrine – Algorithmic R2P – drawing on Manipur and Myanmar as warnings of what happens when conflict narratives are left to the algorithm.
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Tadmetla Operation 2010: Supreme sacrifice that demands answers
Rattan Chand Sharma, Commandant (Retd) BSF
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, writes about the 2010 Tadmetla ambush, in which 76 CRPF personnel were killed, demanding accountability for leadership failures and justice for the fallen as India celebrates the end of Naxalism.
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Ukraine has crossed the Rubicon putting Kyiv at Russia’s crosshairs
Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee, VSM (R)
In this op-ed, Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee (R) says going by Ukraine’s recent strikes deep inside Russia targeting the country’s energy infrastructure and civilian sites, and Moscow’s warnings, a devastating retaliatory attack on Ukraine and/or its European backers is on the cards.
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How General Anil Chauhan reshaped India’s military future
Guest Post
In this article, Dhanashree Valunjkar, research assistant at CENJOWS writes on CDS General Anil Chauhan’s tenure and the legacy he leaves behind, when he retires on May 30.
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India’s Submarine Dream: Too late to catch up, too important to give up
Jayanta Bhattacharya
In this op-ed, senior journalist Jayanta Bhattacharya writes that India’s submarine programme, crippled by decades of paralysis, is leaving the Navy dangerously ill-equipped for the increasingly contested IOR – and the recovery window is narrowing fast.
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When the Border Held: BSF’s defining hour in Op Sindoor
Sanjiv Krishan Sood
In this op-ed, former ADG BSF SK Sood writes about how the BSF punched well above its weight during Operation Sindoor – from actionable intelligence that shaped India’s response to troops who held the line on multiple fronts.
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Op Sindoor: Testimony to BSF’s grit and fighting spirit
Rattan Chand Sharma, Commandant (Retd) BSF
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, writes about Operation Sindoor and how the BSF played a decisive, standalone combat role, destroyed Pakistani border infrastructure and held its positions under sustained fire across the Jammu frontier.
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CAPFs Act undermines the very forces it claims to strengthen
Rattan Chand Sharma, Commandant (Retd) BSF
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, writes that the CAPFs Act, 2026, is a legislative manoeuvre to nullify a hard-won Supreme Court verdict – and hollows out the very operational distinctiveness the act claims to protect.
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