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India launches mission to bring ITBP’s soldier ‘Green Boots’ home
Three decades after “Green Boots” Lance Naik Dorje Morup died descending Everest, the ITBP has begun a costly, high-risk mission to bring his remains home.
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India trashes China’s renaming of Arunachal sites by standardizing their names
India has formally added standard names for 27 places, passes, a lake and a war memorial in Arunachal Pradesh to official Survey of India maps, countering China's years-long campaign to rename locations in the border state.
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Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye ink mutual defence agreement
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Türkiye have signed a trilateral defence pact in Mecca that treats an attack on one as an attack on all.
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Brazil-Argentina rift signals new polarization phase in South America
In this op-ed, Dr Aparaajita Pandey writes that the Brazil-Argentina diplomatic rift reflects a deeper ideological polarization in South America, where domestic political divisions and competing geopolitical alignments are increasingly reshaping regional diplomacy.
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India test-fires Agni-4 ballistic missile from Odisha
India test-fired its nuclear-capable Agni-4 ballistic missile from Chandipur on Thursday, ending days of speculation triggered by a wide Bay of Bengal airspace alert.
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MoD seeks 2,715 logistic drones for Army
The defence ministry has floated its largest-ever tender for logistic drones, seeking 2,715 units to speed up supply runs to Army posts along the China and Pakistan borders.
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India's devotional music finds a new audience in Fiji
India’s High Commission in Suva and the ICCR brought about 400 people together for Fiji’s first Bhajan Jamming, using devotional music to connect the island's Indian diaspora youth with their cultural roots.
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Who Should Lead CAPFs? A national security debate beyond cadre politics
In this longread op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, argues that India's CAPSs need a professional, home-grown leadership model, contending that the present command structure undermines morale, operational effectiveness and, ultimately, national security.
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Broad Peak tragedy claims Nirmal Purja
The body of Nirmal Purja, the Nepali mountaineer who rose to global fame as “Nimsdai,” was recovered on Broad Peak on Sunday, days after an avalanche tore through his 10-member expedition on the Karakoram giant and buried the entire team.
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What is the President's Bodyguard Soldierathon?
President Droupadi Murmu flagged off the inaugural President's Bodyguard Soldierathon at Rashtrapati Bhavan, marking 253 years of the PBG and 27 years since the Kargil War victory.
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