Girish Linganna

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Girish Linganna is a Defence & Aerospace analyst and is the Director of ADD Engineering Components (India) Pvt Ltd, a subsidiary of ADD Engineering GmbH, Germany with manufacturing units in Russia. He is Consulting Editor Industry and Defense at Frontier India.

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“Distorting Reality” – Russia Blasts Reports of India Pivoting Away From Their Military Partnership

"The detailed joint production of weapons with Russia in India is developing at a confident pace," stated Denis Alipov, the Russian Ambassador to India....

India’s “Tushil” Frigate Overcomes Ukraine Dispute to Start Sea Trials

According to a video clip on the Telegram channel "BaltiyskLife - Baltic" on March 5, 2024, the first of two frigates in Project 11356,...

Delivery of New Russian Airliners – MC-21, SSJ-100, Tu-214, Il-114 and Baikal Pushed Back to 2025-2026

Russia's ambitious programme to develop new domestic civilian aircraft costing hundreds of billions of rubles has been delayed by two years. This delay impacts...

Explosive Leak: German Military Discusses Striking Crimea’s Kerch bridge with Taurus Missiles

Russia Today's editor-in-chief, Margarita Simonyan, posted a full transcript of the discussion among senior German air force officials about missile strikes with Taurus missiles...

From Tokyo to T-90s: How Loopholes Fuel Russia’s Tank Production Despite Sanctions

Against the backdrop of the Ukrainian crisis, Russia's rising tank production is generating comparisons with Japan and Taiwan, two staunch US allies. Interestingly, China...

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How the End of World War II Reshaped South Asia and Locked In Strategic Rivalries

The 1947 Partition of British India is often framed...

Inside Vostochny: Russia Builds Infrastructure for Its Most Advanced Spacecraft Yet

As preparations at the Vostochny Cosmodrome intensified on April...

Black-Grey Beast: First Look at Russia’s EVS-360 High-Speed Train Exterior 

A major industrial milestone has been achieved by Russia's...

The UAE Has Chosen the Future. India Should Read the Signal

The current turbulence across West Asia is not just...