While Indian retaliation was restrained, evidence widely circulates of the systematic militarisation of civilian areas by Pakistani forces for their own agendas
A year on from the conflict, Operation Sindoor has led India to adopt a tech-driven military modernisation, while Pakistan has been jolted into mending the cracks in its operational readiness and command structure
The Great Nicobar Island's location gives India unique advantage in monitoring maritime activity as China steadily expands footprint in the Indian Ocean
As India faces an unprecedented demand for both military and civil helicopters, private firms are tying up with foreign companies to meet it. It could be an important moment for India's ambitions as a self-reliant aerospace base
Operation Sindoor was a watershed in India's military doctrine and fundamentally altered the deterrence equation in the subcontinent
Developing a strong, indigenous AI architecture is the only answer to the looming threat that Mythos-like models pose to India's sprawling defence networks
Despite political proximity with countries at odds with Indian interests, Turkey has sustained a pragmatic working relationship with New Delhi on security
As the Middle East conflict reveals higher levels of danger through CCTV systems, the Modi government has put down strict rules to restrict and regulate their operation
The government will soon appoint a new chief of defence staff, DRDO head and army and navy chiefs. Why this couldn't have come at a more strategic time
The probe against CCP Politburo member Ma Xingrui is a reminder that power struggles in Beijing can set off events with consequences for regional security
The conflict in Iran shows the efficacy of inexpensive drones in overwhelming sophisticated air defence systems and drawing them into expensive duels. Taking note, India is pushing for the indigenous production of low-cost, high-impact drones
Chinese CCTVs installed across India could not only be acting as the eyes and ears of Beijing. A report says even Pakistan's ISI milked them for months
Military analysts say that the Pakistan Army's claims of tactical victories are questionable because of their potential for deepening animosity and promoting militancy. This could force it to attempt diversionary posturing on the border with India
Going by the vicious slugfest and Iran's refusal to back down, it might go on for months. Only rumours of cessation talks between the warring parties hold out hope
On the night of March 25 in 1971, Pakistan let loose death against its own citizens in East Pakistan. Their fault –– they were Bengalis. Their Muslim faith was no protection against their ethnic identity.
The killing of a finance organiser by a long-time field operative exposes the importance of money men in the terror organisation and gives the Indian security apparatus the opportunity to convert this insight into strategy
It's rough sea for the Indian Navy's underwater capabilities as the 30-year submarine plan, launched in 1999, has fallen significantly short of projections
The paradox is clear: even as China projects stability through official growth figures, the underlying foundations of its economy appear increasingly fragile
A look at the enormous costs incurred by Israel, the US and Iran
The high-altitude roads in Tibet and Xinjiang represent a permanent logistical advantage for the Chinese military, allowing for rapid movement of troops, armament and supplies close to the border with India
