Joseph P Chacko

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Joseph P. Chacko is the publisher of Frontier India. He holds an MBA in International Business. Books: Author of "Foxtrot to Arihant: The Story of Indian Navy's Submarine Arm" and co-author of "Warring Navies—India and Pakistan." Author: Warring Navies—India and Pakistan. He is currently pursuing Law Studies.*views are Personal

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War Surcharges and Crisis at World’s Choke Points

The global shipping industry has been founded on the notion that the world's most vital maritime trade routes will remain strategically secure and commercially...

How Uttam AESA Is Reshaping India’s Air Combat Edge Over Rivals

The domain of modern aerial combat has undergone a major shift from traditional dogfighting to one that is characterized by sensors, data, and situational...

LR-ASHM, Dhvani and ET-LDHCM Signal India’s Big Leap Into Hypersonic Warfare

The emergence of hypersonic weapons is at the core of the major shift that modern warfare is undergoing. These systems are capable of traveling...

Astra Mk-1 Procurement to Balance Meteor and Legacy R-77 Missiles in IAF Fleet

A significant milestone in India's pursuit of self-reliance in defense is the imminent approval of a substantial agreement for approximately 400 Astra Mk-1 beyond-visual-range...

India Accelerates Swarm Warfare Push With 500 km Range Air-Launched Drone System

The Indian Air Force is gearing up for a major shift in aerial warfare by implementing a plan to create a sophisticated Air-Dropped Canisterised...

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Ottawa Comes Calling: Why India and Canada Need Each Other Now

Canada’s simultaneous diplomatic and commercial outreach to India is...

Barack Obama and the Dangerous Rewriting of Jewish History

There are political statements one can dispute. There are...

Russia Extends SSJ-100 Life by Five Years—But There’s More to Come

Russia has authorized an extensive extension of the service...

Jamnagar Calling: Washington Needs India’s Diesel, and Delhi Should Set Its Price

When a US Secretary of State skips the ceremonial...