An Assessment to Integrated Theatre Command
Abstract India is in the transitional phase, is trying to shape itself as a capable regional power, if not the global superpower. Nation aspires to achieve, so do India, but the question arises, are...
Category: Defense
Trinidad and Tobago’s Maritime Security: Myths and Reality
As the Wuhan Coronavirus has forced the closure of the country’s borders, Trinidad and Tobago is continuing to face an influx of illegal migrants from Venezuela as that country’s economic implosion continues apace. Some...
The arrival of Rafale aircraft and its implications
The arrival of 5 Rafael aircraft at Ambala airbase is a morale booster for Indian armed forces at the time of tension border standoff with China. This article will discuss the critical specifications of...
India–US Naval Exercise Amid Sino-Indian standoff
India and the USA recently concluded a PASSEX (Passing exercise) near Andaman and Nicobar Island. This exercise at the Indian Ocean happens at the time of India-China standoff at eastern Ladakh. This article will...
An overlook at the Insurgency in Kashmir and way forward
Abstract Insurgency is Kashmir is the order of the day since early 1989. Though, Kashmir is not the lone state facing the heat of insurgency and nor it is the first one to come...
Modernization of Indian Armed Forces
As the cloud of fighting a two-front war is hanging over India, the diplomats are having a tough time as they are busy buying time for New Delhi. Though, in the era of a...
Pakistan Army and the Milbus in Defining Foreign and Defence Policy
Pakistan’s military has expanded its tentacles across so many businesses, it has become a parallel economy in itself. Ayesha Siddiqa has termed it “milbus” which refers to “military capital that is used for the...
India’s Defence Ties with Major Powers and Its Impact
Abstract India as often said came to existence only after 15 august 1947. But it has a glorious past. It always saw itself as a major power and believed itself as a ‘Jagat Guru’...
Iran’s Indigenous Defence Industry
Iran’s relations with the US have shaped its defence policies since the days of the monarchy, and they still continue to do so. We have become accustomed to the historic post-revolutionary rivalry between the...
Vishakhapatnam case highlights honey traps as a growing concern
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) earlier this month arrested a 53 year old man named Abdul Rehman Abdul Jabbar Sheikh from Maharashtra’s Mumbai for being an alleged terror funding conspirator in the Visakhapatnam espionage...
