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When elections turn into flashpoints: what Pakistan-occupied Kashmir reveals about the politics of coercion

When elections turn into flashpoints: what Pakistan-occupied Kashmir reveals about the politics of coercion

— By Aayushi Pandey and Dr Aparaajita PandeyA democracy is not judged by how it behaves when all is calm. Its real character shows when citizens take to the streets to question those who govern them. Elections exist precisely to channel th...

     
General Vishwa Nath Sharma, Army chief who fought four major crises at once, dies at 96

General Vishwa Nath Sharma, Army chief who fought four major crises at once, dies at 96

General Vishwa Nath Sharma – June 4, 1930–July 31, 2026 (India Sentinels rendition of an old official photo.)New Delhi: General Vishwa Nath Sharma, the first president’s commissioned officer to rise to command of the Indian Army, ha...

     
IAF's ₹1 lakh crore transport aircraft deal moves ahead; Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Embraer in race

IAF's ₹1 lakh crore transport aircraft deal moves ahead; Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Embraer in race

Embraer's C-390 Millennium (Photo: X)New Delhi: A technical evaluation of the proposals submitted by three foreign aerospace manufacturers for supplying 60 medium transport aircraft (MTA) to the Indian Air Force (IAF) has been completed, moving a...

     
Āṣāḍha Pūrṇimā: The day the wheel of Dhamma turned

Āṣāḍha Pūrṇimā: The day the wheel of Dhamma turned

— By Dr Baishali SarkarEvery year, on the full moon of Āṣāḍha, Buddhists across the world pause to remember one of their most sacred days. It marks the Buddha's first sermon, the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, given...

     
From Bofors to Dhanush: How procurement delays held back Indian Army artillery modernization

From Bofors to Dhanush: How procurement delays held back Indian Army artillery modernization

New Delhi: A parliamentary panel has flagged a near two-decade delay in the procurement and induction of the indigenously built Dhanush artillery gun, holding that the lag left the Army making do with ageing, less capable equipment at a time when the...

     
On Kargil Vijay Diwas, Zen Technologies unveils India’s first high-altitude man-portable anti-drone system

On Kargil Vijay Diwas, Zen Technologies unveils India’s first high-altitude man-portable anti-drone system

New Delhi: Marking the 27th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas, Hyderabad-based defence technology firm Zen Technologies Limited has unveiled a high-altitude man-portable anti-drone system (MPADS), billed as the first of its kind developed in Ind...

     
Operation Sindoor showed India can answer Pakistan’s provocations decisively: Rajnath Singh at Kargil Vijay Diwas

Operation Sindoor showed India can answer Pakistan’s provocations decisively: Rajnath Singh at Kargil Vijay Diwas

Rajnath Singh at Kargil War Memorial. (Photo: Ministry of Defence)Dras: Operation Sindoor stands as evidence that India can meet Pakistan’s provocations with a force “far beyond its imagination,” the defence minister, Rajnath Singh,...

     
Why the Indian Army quietly removed the ‘Karam Kshetra’ painting from General Dhiraj Seth’s?

Why the Indian Army quietly removed the ‘Karam Kshetra’ painting from General Dhiraj Seth’s?

The controversial painting in the background is now removed from Army chief's office (File photo)New Delhi: The wood-panelled lounge at South Block, where the Indian Army chief receives visiting dignitaries, has quietly acquired a new look. The p...

     
DRDO delivers India’s first fully indigenous turbojet engine, opening a new chapter in aero-propulsion

DRDO delivers India’s first fully indigenous turbojet engine, opening a new chapter in aero-propulsion

New Delhi: India has taken a significant step towards self-reliance in aero-engine technology with the delivery of the country’s first fully indigenous expendable turbojet engine, built in the 350 kg thrust class and designed by the Gas Turbine...

     
‘No seafarers, no global trade’: Indian sailors demand greater protection after deadly attacks at sea

‘No seafarers, no global trade’: Indian sailors demand greater protection after deadly attacks at sea

A UAE-flagged ship after being hit with a missile during the current US-Iran war. (Photo: X)New Delhi: The deaths of four Indian seafarers in Russia’s missile strike on the merchant vessel MV Golden Leo have intensified concerns among India&rsq...

     

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