Tag: Indian Defence
Browse our exclusive articles!
Islamabad Talks Collapse: How Distrust and Power Politics Undermined a Rare U.S.–Iran Opening
Pakistan’s ambitious April 2026 attempt to mediate between the...
Anatomy of a Modern Kill Zone: Why Geography, Attrition, Infrastructure, and Exit Strategy Will Define the Outcome of Any Iran Ground Campaign—Part 11
Modern warfare is often visualised through dramatic imagery, such...
End-State Realities: How Wars Begin Is Not How They End —Emphasising that strategic exit planning is crucial for victory or defeat, not just the...
Wars are often studied in terms of how they...
Beyond Partisanship: Reclaiming the Primacy of National Interest
In any vibrant democracy, diversity of thought is both...
DRDO AIP for submarines in works, but we need a nuclear-electric AIP
Recap
In 2015, I was fortunate to be the first media person to witness and report the existence of an Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) project...
The story of K-43 submarine under Soviet, Indian and Russian naval service
The lease contract was signed in July 1987 and the Indian Navy crew deputed to take over the submarine arrived in September for a refresher course as the skills had started to diminish over the intervening year and a half. The handing over process began in October and abruptly stopped as the author received an order to stop the process of transfer and stop access of foreign nationals to the submarine.
Indian AF develops Airborne Rescue Pod for Isolated Transportation – ARPIT
The Indian Air Force (IAF) has developed and deployed first-ever Indian Airborne Rescue Pod (ARPIT) meant for the evacuation of critical patients with infectious...
