Editor’s Note We are watching a more intractable situation developing in West Asia. The hopes of reconciliation, as such dim, have taken a further blow with Israel allowing more settlements.... Read more
In the second half of the twentieth century, the competition for nuclear weapons was primarily limited to the US and USSR. During the Cold War, the US and USSR were having tens of thousands... Read more
‘Join the Navy and see the world’ is a Naval saying, and post commissioning in July 1986 one did expect it to be so. I was onboard Betwa for watchkeeping,when I was told to move at short not... Read more
An India Sri Lanka Agreement (ISLA) was signed, thirty six years to date, on 29th of July 1987 to bring peace to the island nation in the throes of a violent insurgency having its roots in t... Read more
The roots of ethnic tension in Sri Lanka can be traced back to colonial rule, which exacerbated the divide between the Sinhalese majority and the Tamil minority. After gaining independence i... Read more
The ongoing violent clashes in Manipur, triggered by a protest organised by the All-Tribal Student Union (ATSUM) in opposition to the Meiteis’ demand for Scheduled Tribe (ST) status, and the... Read more
Chief of the Army Staff Gen Manoj Pandey said on Wednesday that Indian Army should prepare for the future keeping in mind the possible challenges as the dangers and challenges before the Ind... Read more
Paying tribute to the Kargil War martyrs on Wednesday, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said the war was imposed on India and we were backstabbed by Pakistan. However, India is ready to cross... Read more
The process to form integrated theatre commands for better coordination and enhancing combat effectiveness amongst the Indian armed forces is likely to move from the conceptualisation stage... Read more
Editor’s Note As the currency for international financial transactions, it is the Dollar on the wane! Is the Yuan on the rise? Yes, the Yuan is on the rise. The Ukraine War and sanctions imp... Read more
