India Debuts Largest Nuclear Reactor with More Planned
India is counting on its nuclear program to help meet its Paris climate commitments to reduce the emissions intensity. India’s success in connecting its largest domestically-built nuclear re... Read more
A group of Indian military personnel is leaving for Russia in the next few days to undergo training on key operational aspects of the S-400 air defence systems as Moscow looks at supplying t... Read more
Decoding India’s Move in Kabul
Its decision to support the Afghan government, at a time when Ashraf Ghani is weak, is intriguing. But there is a historical backdrop to it. India’s powerful national security adviser, Ajit... Read more
Lockheed, Boeing, BAE Systems, Maxar Join Wave of Companies Pausing Political Donations
The world’s two largest defense companies have joined a growing number of American industrial titans pausing their political donations after Lockheed Martin and Boeing announced Wednesday th... Read more
Pandemic Response Probe Team Says WHO, China Could have Acted Faster
The panel also criticised WHO for dragging its feet at the start of the crisis, pointing out that the UN health agency had not convened its emergency committee until January 22, 2020. The Wo... Read more
A Lot has Changed in US’ Strategic Outlook. India at Centre of Plan, Pakistan has Fallen Out
Just a day before a horrified world watched protesters dressed in Viking costumes and fatigues storm the US Capitol, Robert O’Brien, assistant to the president on national security affairs,... Read more
Indian, French Air Forces to Conduct 5-Day Joint Military Drill Around Jodhpur from Wednesday
India and France will carry out a five-day mega air exercise near Jodhpur beginning Wednesday that is expected to see Rafale jets of the two countries engaging in complex maneuvers to enhanc... Read more
Impact of CAA on Bangladesh: Despite Dhaka’s Efforts, Anti-India Sentiment on the Rise Among Its Citizens
The National Register of Citizens (NRC) and the subsequent enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), despite attracting attention, did not initially give rise to much of a reaction i... Read more
After Tejas, India Set to Procure More MiG-29 and Sukhoi Fighter Jets
The government is set to procure 21 MiG-29 and 12 Sukhoi-30MKI fighter aircraft from Russia, days after the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) approved the purchase of 83 Light Combat Aircr... Read more
Two Afghan Women Supreme Court Judges Shot Dead, Several Injured in Kabul
Two female Afghan judges were killed in Kabul on Sunday when unidentified armed men opened fire at the vehicle they were travelling in, marking the latest incident of targeted killings in th... Read more









