26-Year-Old Abhilasha Barak From Haryana Becomes Indian Army’s First Woman Combat Aviator
Having grown up in military Cantonments across the country, joining the forces was a natural career choice for Captain Abhilasha Barak. On Wednesday, the 26-year-old from Haryana became the... Read more
The Ukrainian army is under more pressure than at any time since the first desperate weeks after the Russian invasion. Read More… Read more
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday met his Japanese counterpart Fumio Kishida here and the two leaders agreed to further enhance bilateral security and defence cooperation, including in... Read more
Quad’s $50-Billion, 5-Year Infra Booster For Indo-Pacific
India, the US, Japan and Australia have resolved to invest $50 billion on infrastructure development in the Indo-Pacific region over the next five years as part of a series of measures annou... Read more
India Can Turn To Her Past In Mathematics, Linguistics, And Coding For Her Quantum Computing Charge
Prachi Mishra, a tech policy fellow at U of Chicago, is the author of this article suggesting that India may lean on its heritage in mathematics, linguistics, and coding to catch up in the r... Read more
Quad Unequivocally Condemns Terrorism; Denounces 26/11, Pathankot Attacks
The leaders of India, Australia, Japan and the United States on Tuesday unequivocally condemned terrorism and violent extremism in all its forms and manifestations, and reiterated their cond... Read more
US President Joe Biden on Tuesday said that Quad is “not just a passing fad but it means business,” asserting that the four leaders of the grouping are here to get things done fo... Read more
PM Modi Chairs Roundtable With Japanese Business Leaders In Tokyo, Urges Them To Join ‘Make In India For World’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday chaired a round-table meeting with top executives and CEOs of over 34 Japanese companies in Tokyo and invited the leaders to join India’s “Make in Indi... Read more
Sri Lankan Economy May Take Time To Revive, Vicious Trap Called ‘Chinese Loans’ Holds It Tight
The failure of the Sri Lankan economy due to an error in economic planning has paid off in China’s strategic relations as the island nation is involved in a vicious cycle of China’s lending.... Read more
America’s space agency, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has accused China of stealing unclassified American technology, ranging from military secrets to medica... Read more









