Vaibhav Agrawal

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Vaibhav Agrawal is a Senior Defence Journalist/Editor specializing in Maritime, Space, and International Affairs, currently pursuing his Legal Studies with a focus on Maritime and related Laws. He can be reached out at [email protected] *Views are personal

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From Bridge Fuel to Mainstream: LNG Powers Ahead in the Global Shipping Industry

The global maritime industry has been facing significant challenges due to regulatory pressure, commercial necessity, and technological innovation. As we enter 2025, liquefied natural...

Floating Prisons, Flags of Shame, and Profit Over People:  The Dark Side of Global Shipping

The silent tragedy that is unfolding across the world's oceans poses a significant threat to the maritime industry. Seafarer abandonment, once a shadowy issue...

Rocketing to Uncertainty: Agni 6 ICBM – India’s Bold Aspiration or Reckless Ambition?

In the past few months, interest in the Agni 6 missile has shot up after it was revealed that a honey-trapped Defence Research and...

Former Secret Service Agent Paul Landis Shatters JFK Assassination ‘Magic Bullet’ Theory –  Was There a Second Gunman?

Paul Landis, a former agent of the United States Secret Service who witnessed the killing of the then U.S. President John F. Kennedy in...

Honda Elevate Hits the Indian Roads, Intro priced 11 to 16 Lakhs

The Honda Elevate, the company's newest and most advanced crossover utility vehicle (SUV) worldwide, was introduced today by Honda Cars India Limited, a prominent...

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Russia Rebuilt the MC-21: What Changed From the 300 to the 310?

Russia's MC-21 has been touted for years as a...

Russia’s New Chip Rule Changes What “Trusted Electronics” Really Means

Russia is starting to develop GOST, a formal standards...

When the Referee Becomes a Player: India’s Electoral Crisis and the Road Back

The Indian Express’s investigative disclosures about acts of commission...

Europe Opened Its Gates and Extremist Parties Rose

For more than a decade, European leaders told their...