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Putin’s New Delhi visit marks test of India’s strategic autonomy
The Russian president’s first India trip since Ukraine conflict underscores New Delhi’s determination to chart independent foreign-policy course.
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Radicalization is a national crisis that demands constitutional resolve
In this op-ed, former BSF commandant RC Sharma writes that radicalization in India is not a communal problem but a national crisis, and gives a two-step solution to curb it.
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India deploys comprehensive relief mission in cyclone-hit Sri Lanka
Multi-agency operation involving the Army, Navy, Air Force, and specialized rescue teams underscores New Delhi’s rapid response to humanitarian crisis that has claimed over 400 lives.
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India tests indigenous ejection system for fighter jet at 800kmph
This first high-speed validation of its kind in India marks advance in pilot safety technology for Tejas and future combat aircraft.
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Army fires extended-range BrahMos at Mach 3 in combat mode
The Indian Army conducted a combat launch of the extended-range BrahMos supersonic cruise missile over the Bay of Bengal.
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‘Sagar Bandhu’: IAF airlifts 21 tonnes of relief supplies to cyclone-hit SL
India mounted a rapid humanitarian airlift to Sri Lanka following devastating floods triggered by Cyclone Ditwah.
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SC upholds dismissal of Christian Army officer who refused temple entry
The apex court also ruled that military discipline and unit cohesion outweigh individual religious interpretations in armed forces.
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Wg Cdr Namansh Syal, pilot who died in Dubai Tejas crash, cremated
Wg Cdr Namansh Syal, the IAF pilot killed when his Tejas fighter crashed during an aerobatic display in Dubai, was cremated with full military honours.
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IAF Tejas LCA fighter crashes during Dubai Air Show, pilot killed
An Indian Air Force pilot was killed when his Tejas fighter jet crashed during an aerial display at the Dubai Air Show on Friday afternoon.
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Fighting White-Collar Terror: India’s battle begins in the classroom
In this op-ed, RC Sharma, former BSF commandant, argues that for India to neutralize the threat from homegrown, educated professionals radicalized to carry out terrorism, it must counter radicalization in educational institutions.
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