Ravi Shankar Articles 392
Dr Ravi Shankar has over two decades of experience in communications, print journalism, electronic media, documentary film making and new media. He makes regular appearances on national television news channels as a commentator and analyst on current and political affairs. Apart from being an acknowledged Journalist, he has been a passionate newsroom manager bringing a wide range of journalistic experience from past associations with India’s leading media conglomerates (Times of India group and India Today group) and had led global news-gathering operations at world’s biggest multimedia news agency- ANI-Reuters. He has covered Parliament extensively over the past several years. Widely traveled, he has covered several summits as part of media delegation accompanying the Indian President, Vice President, Prime Minister, External Affairs Minister and Finance Minister across Asia, Africa and Europe.
He can be reached at: ravi.shankar@bharatshakti.in
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping met today on the sidelines of the 16th BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia marking their first delegation-level meeting in five years. The las... Read more
To enhance its operational capabilities, the Indian Navy actively seeks new technologies as it prepares for its annual technology conference, Swavlamban, scheduled to take place in Delhi on... Read more
A day after India announced an agreement with China on patrolling the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi said, “We are trying to restore... Read more
India has reportedly launched its indigenously built nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine (SSBN), code-named S-4*, in a quiet, low-profile event. The launch is said to have taken plac... Read more
China has confirmed that it has reached an agreement with India to end the prolonged military standoff between their forces in eastern Ladakh. In response to queries regarding the reported u... Read more
In a massive breakthrough with global strategic implications, India and China have demonstrated that their differences are not insurmountable, as both nations have successfully resolved the... Read more
The multinational exercise Malabar 2024, hosted by India, began on October 8 in the Bay of Bengal with advanced drills among the navies of the Quad security partnership—Australia, India, Jap... Read more
In a bid to bolster its combat capabilities through the integration of cutting-edge and emerging technologies, the Indian Army’s Sudarshan Chakra Corps, under the Southern Command, is... Read more
In a historic first, the Army Commanders’ Conference (ACC) was held at a forward location near the China border in Gangtok, Sikkim—sending a clear message to Beijing. The conference co... Read more
Australia, India, Japan, and the US, collectively known as the “Quad,” have commenced the 28th Malabar Naval Exercises 2024. The opening ceremony was held onboard Indian Naval Ship Satpura a... Read more









