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Tata, Bharat Forge unveil DRDO-backed Vikram VT 21 prototypes
Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) and Bharat Forge, in partnership with the Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO), has fast-tracked the development of next-generation armored vehicles, flagging off prototypes of the Vikram VT 21 advanced armored platforms --both tracked and wheeled -- along with a 30-mm unmanned turret.
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BRICS MENA meet: India’s Israel tilt derails bloc on Palestine, Iran
A BRICS meeting meant to project emerging-economy unity ended in discord after India sought to dilute agreed language on Palestinian rights – isolating New Delhi from every other member at the table.
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India’s defence spending surges 8.9% to $92.1 billion in 2025: Sipri report
The spike comes as global military expenditure hit a record $2,887 billion – the 11th consecutive year of growth – with Europe’s rearmament and China’s unbroken 31-year spending streak reshaping the world’s strategic balance.
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Now, a crypto chokehold shadows over Strait of Hormuz
In this op-ed, Vipul V Tamhane writes that the Strait of Hormuz has become not just a military and geopolitical chokepoint but a new frontier of financial crime.
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NavIC down to 3 satellites, puts India’s ‘own GPS’ under strain
The NavIC system is now left with only three working satellites – one fewer than the minimum required for reliable three-dimensional positioning.
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In Hormuz, Indian tanker fired at amid ‘crypto scam’ claims
The Indian‑flagged oil tanker Sanmar Herald was forced to abandon its eastbound passage through the Strait of Hormuz after Iranian gunboats opened fire despite the crew’s repeated claim that the vessel had prior clearance to transit.
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IAF conducts day and night landing drills on Purvanchal Expressway
The exercise, involving six types of aircraft and a commando team, tested the Indian Air Force’s ability to operate from highway airstrips at short notice.
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Trampling of Trust: The nightmare of a ‘deshbhakt’
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, writes how the CAPFs (General Administration) Bill, 2026, betrayed the deep trust of CAPF veterans in the current political leadership and risks turning India’s apolitical security forces into instruments of political alignment.
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Reptiles for Border Guarding: A win-win case for all in the system
In this satirical piece, former ADG BSF SK Sood writes that while the India-Bangladesh border remains difficult to secure, the BSF’s exploration of deploying reptiles marks a new frontier in border management, which perhaps renders professional soldiering redundant.
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Before next US-Iran talks, Trump says Israel, Lebanon to begin ceasefire
The US president said he had spoken with both the president of Lebanon and the prime minister of Israel before making the announcement.
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