Sino-US Trade War: Politics of Fear and Anxiety
United States (US) administration under President Trump is now engaged in non-kinetic war with China not limited to trade alone. A salvo of charges against China was presented in unequivocal terms by Vice President Pence at the Hudson Institute (Washington D.C.) on 04 October, marking the US intention not to back down...
Terrorist Attack from the Sea
The IB has red flagged the possibility of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) launching seaborne attack (s) in India. Reports are of large number of its cadres being trained in deep sea diving, simultaneous to Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) training some 600 cadres and tying up with LeT. Gujarat and Maharashtra are reportedly threatened and...
China's bid to subvert HAL employees
The act of meeting former and some serving employees of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) by an Indian politician, wherein he castigated the present Indian dispensation, have both elements of political ambitions and external leverages. The symbiosis of the relationship between the two needs to be understood in this...
- Oil – S 400 – CAATSA : A Test of Diplomacy for India
- Manan Wani and his ilk are victims of evil, self serving, foreign sponsored forces
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- IDR News
- Leading Industry Experts to present exclusive technical briefings at Air Missile Defence Technology 2018
- Supersonic missile passes test
- The Army Wants its Cannons to Reach 1,000 km
Sino-US Trade War: Politics of Fear and Anxiety
United States (US) administration under President Trump is now engaged in non-kinetic war with China not limited to trade alone. A salvo of charges against China was presented in unequivocal terms by Vice President Pence at the Hudson Institute (Washington D.C.) on 04 October, marking the US intention not to back down...
Oil – S 400 – CAATSA : A Test of Diplomacy for India
There is never a dull moment in world politics. International relations are in a constant state of flux with many an extraneous factor causing shift in alliances, changes in priorities and even worse. The only ‘constant’ as immortalised by Lord Palmerston in his famous statement on international relations: “There...
Twists and Turns in US -China Trade War
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s stopover at Beijing on 08 October may not have been a pleasant experience, more so in the backdrop of accusation of US Vice President Pence about China attempting to interfere in U.S. elections. The agenda of North Korean denuclearisation, where US and China were broadly agreeing...
- Response by Chinese Embassy in India to Queries on China-US Relations
- Does India Have a Viable Plan ‘B’ Against Pakistan?
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- IDR News
- Saudi Arabia is taunting Trump
- To the Beach and Beyond – Amphibious Assault
- How U.S.-China Disputes on Trade, Taiwan, and the South China Sea Are Driven by Washington’s New Generation
China's bid to subvert HAL employees
The act of meeting former and some serving employees of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) by an Indian politician, wherein he castigated the present Indian dispensation, have both elements of political ambitions and external leverages. The symbiosis of the relationship between the two needs to be understood in this...
Chemical Attacks – may not be too distant
Britain’s Minister of State for Security Ben Wallace has warned on October 9 that “Chemical and Biological weapons are marching in closer”, terrorists have prepared better arsenal and country must be prepared to face such attacks. Underlining that there is no doubt over the reality of the threat, Wallace stressed...
Strategic Partnership Vindicated
The Indo-Soviet treaty in 1971 marked a first decisive break with the policy non-alignment which was espoused by Jawaharlal Nehru. The bitter experience of Indo-Chinese war 1962 compelled India to have technology transfer agreements with the Russians MiG 21 in 1963 was our footprint in license agreement. This was...
- Defence Preparedness: Inconvenient truths
- "...IAF is prepared for any threat and is ready to give a befitting response..." - Air Chief Marshal BS Dhanoa
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- IDR News
- The Army Wants its Cannons to Reach 1,000 km
- The Transformation of the Indian Army Is Long Overdue
- A General Bats For AFSPA: What About Human Rights for the Army?
Terrorist Attack from the Sea
The IB has red flagged the possibility of Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) launching seaborne attack (s) in India. Reports are of large number of its cadres being trained in deep sea diving, simultaneous to Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) training some 600 cadres and tying up with LeT. Gujarat and Maharashtra are reportedly threatened and...
Manan Wani and his ilk are victims of evil, self serving, foreign sponsored forces
Manan Bashir Wani, who chose to pursue the path of terrorism at the behest of enemies of the Nation, has been eliminated by the security forces within nine months of his joining the terrorist organisation, Hizbul Mujahedeen. The second terrorist to be killed with Wani was identified as Ashiq Hussain Zargar. The...
Maoists Insurgency – far from getting over soon
In 2010, then Home Minister PC Chidambaram had announced that the Maoist problem will be over in next 2-3 years. Coming from the Union Home Minister that Maoist insurgency will be over by 2013-2014, it should have called for celebrations. Eight years have passed since that announcement but the recently released US...
- All India National Registers of Citizens and National Security
- Has India lost the proxy war?
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- Impact of Chinese Goods on Indian Industry – Presented to Rajya Sabha
- J&K: Now Cut the Drift and Intimate Love Affair with The Votes
- Why did H-6K choose Yongxing Island for its first S. China Sea landing?
Pallas Aviation Announced as Launch Operator for Lockheed Martin LM-100J Commercial Freighter
Lockheed Martin introduced Pallas Aviation as the first LM-100J commercial freighter operator. The LM-100J is a production variant of the proven C-130J Super Hercules, which is the military airlifter of choice for 18 nations around the world. Pallas Aviation will provide management services and operational control of...
Lockheed Martin, Tata Host F-16 Supplier Conference in India
Lockheed Martin Corp. and Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) are hosting an F-16 industry supplier conference this week in India. Current F-16 suppliers and prospective Indian industry partners at the event are gathering to discuss opportunities on the F-16 program — the world’s largest fighter aircraft...
Rosoboronexport: contract with India for S-400 missile systems – biggest-ever deal in company history
On October 5, 2018, in Delhi Rosoboronexport (part of the Rostec State Corporation) signed a contract to supply India with the S-400 Triumph long-range air defense missile systems (ADMS). “The S-400 supply agreement with India is a new landmark in the history of military-technical cooperation between our countries. The...
- Safran collaborates with IEEE to set up an industry-academia next generation e-mobility centre at Bangalore
- Tata Motors to showcase its Indigenously Build Combat Vehicles at the BIMSTEC Nations Summit
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- Leading Industry Experts to present exclusive technical briefings at Air Missile Defence Technology 2018
- Supersonic missile passes test
- DARPA Studies Human-Swarm Interactions
Interviews / Spotlight
Beyond ULB and Panchayat Polls in J&K
J&K Governor Satya Pal Malik’s statement “we have to kill militancy, not militants. We have to make militancy...
1971 War: Inside the Pakistani Jail
While in Kotlakhpat I had easy access to some of the leading national newspapers of Pakistan because of the...
Tough words for Pakistan: Introspection time for new government
Pakistani Foreign Minster Shah Mahmood Qureshi made history at the United Nation General Assembly (UNGA) by giving a speech in Urdu, Pakistan’s national language. However, the contents of speech were almost the same as last year. The same was the case with Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, who accused Pakistan of “harbouring terrorists” and “masking malevolence with duplicity.”...
India and the Dalai Lama's Successor
Recently, an article titled The Dalai Lama has chosen his successor appeared on an Indian Web site. Tibet watchers did not take the content seriously because the same author had earlier announced the Dalai Lama’s imminent death. One has just to look at the report of the Dalai Lama’s recent visit to Europe to understand that the Tibetan leader’s health is fine even if he may have less energy than a few decades ago. Who of his age would...
The Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal B.S. Dhanoa on dais during the Air Force Day Parade, at Air...
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The Union Minister for Defence Nirmala Sitharaman at the inauguration of “Parakram Parv”, at India...
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The Chief of Army Staff, Bangladesh Army, General Aziz Ahmed meeting the Chief of Army Staff, General...
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The Union Minister for Defence Nirmala Sitharaman along with the Chief of Army Staff, General Bipin Rawat,...
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The Chief of Army Staff, General Bipin Rawat and other dignitaries at the Seminar on Cyber Warfare, Cyber...
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