These two new type of inductions will mark a significant shift towards technology-driven warfare capabilities along the country’s contested borders. Read More

In this op-ed, former ADG BSF Sanjiv Kishan Sood writes that the recent banning of certain books in Kashmir serves no purpose and is a deviation from where the government must focus on to heal the valley’s wounds. Read More

In the light of the recent thawing of diplomatic ties between India and China, Col Manish Ojha (R) writes historical precedent suggests defence cooperation between New Delhi and Beijing is not impossible, although it demands delicate handling given the complex security environment both nations navigate. Read More

Japan commits over $68 billion over decade as leaders announce breakthrough partnerships in defence, space and technology. Read More

The policy applies retrospectively to cadets previously discharged on medical grounds and will cover future cases meeting the established criteria. Read More

In this interesting article, former Madhya Pradesh DGP B Maria Kumar writes that knowing only part of something can lead to flawed decisions and misjudged truths. Read More

Trump’s tariff offensive inadvertently catalyses warming ties between Asian giants amid competing narratives over Xi’s outreach to New Delhi. Read More

What began as an attempt to pressure India into abandoning its energy ties with Moscow has instead fractured one of America’s most important strategic partnerships. Read More

The scars of Operation Sindoor remain fresh in the border district of Poonch. On the night of 6-7th May when the Indian Army struck enemy positions with precision, the Pakistani Army, unable to withstand the force of its own losses, resorted to indiscriminate and cowardly firing on villages and towns in Poonch. Read More

Mahindra Aerostructures, a part of the Mahindra Group, has been awarded a contract by Airbus Helicopters to manufacture and assemble the main fuselage of its H125 light single-engine helicopter. Read More