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How India became Nepal’s economic lifeline through trade and transit
India’s ports, fuel supplies, railways and transit corridors remain the foundation of Nepal’s economy, connecting the landlocked nation to global trade and sustaining everyday commerce.
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US firm Honeywell delivers 3 engines for HTT-40 trainer
HAL has yet to hand over a single HTT-40 basic trainer to the Indian Air Force despite a contract signed three years ago, after the US supplier missed its own delivery schedule by months.
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Mount Everest: The pathway to inner summit
In this article, Dr Anupama Sikarwar writes that a woman climbing a mountain in the 20th century was confronting far more than ice, exhaustion or thin air – she was also confronting generations of social conditioning that confined women within narrowly defined expectations.
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AMCA: MoD requests proposals from private parties bypassing HAL
The defence ministry has issued a request for proposals to three private-sector parties to build prototypes of the AMCA, bypassing state-owned HAL entirely.
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India seeks more S-400 AD systems, Russia confirms negotiations
Russia’s arms agency has formally confirmed that negotiations are underway for India to acquire an additional batch of S-400 systems, following its battlefield success during Operation Sindoor.
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Amid China’s growing naval power, does India need a third carrier?
Three years of real-world conflict and China’s naval build-up have steadily undermined the argument that missiles and drones made aircraft carriers obsolete.
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Johnnette partners MIL for kamikaze drone warheads
Johnnette Technologies signs MoU with Munitions India Limited to fit indigenous warheads on loitering munitions and combat drones, pushing the indigenization of India’s precision-strike arsenal a step further.
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Tadmetla Operation 2010: Supreme sacrifice that demands answers
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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Army to merge tanks, mechanized infantry under a single command
The Indian Army is set to reunite its tanks and mechanised infantry under a single directorate, drawing on hard lessons from Ukraine and its own Operation Sindoor experience.
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Global peacekeeping at 25-year low as great powers clash, Sipri report says
India remains among the top contributors of troops even as the multilateral system faces an existential strain.
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