Indian Navy to finally get its big guns as US steps in
Source:-Indian Navy to finally get its big guns as US steps in The Indian Navy, which has spent quite a few sleepless nights over main guns for its under-construction vessels, Continue Reading
India’s first Air Taxi to start soon from Hisar; check ticket price, schedule here
Soon the country will witness its first air taxi as Captain Varun Suhag of Beri Village in Haryana’s Jhajjar district is going to start the first air taxi in India. Continue Reading
SpiceJet to operate 21 new flights from next week. Routes and other details here
Budget carrier SpiceJet said it would operate 21 new domestic and international flights from January 12. The airline will introduce two weekly flights on the route from Mumbai to Ras Continue Reading
SpiceJet gets ready to distribute COVID-19 vaccines, with over a dozen MoUs under its belt
With preparations almost on a far footing, including over a dozen MoUs signed in less than two months, SpiceJet may have readied the most extensive network to deliver vaccines for Continue Reading
India should aim to sharpen the teeth-to-tail ratio of its forces
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Narendra Modi government’s eighth consecutive regular budget in early February 2021. All eyes will be on budget allocations for the ministry of defence Continue Reading
Taiwan Claims China Made Record 380 Incursions In 2020, Says ‘tensions Now At Highest’
Taiwan has said that Chinese jets made a record 380 incursions last year into the southwest Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ), indicating that tensions between the two neighbours are at Continue Reading
India May Have To Make Choices In Arms Deal Approach: Outgoing US Envoy Kenneth Juster
US sanctions under CAATSA legislation were never designed to harm “friends and allies”, outgoing American envoy Kenneth Juster said on Tuesday in the backdrop of apprehension of possible US sanctions Continue Reading
India’s self-reliance initiatives may lead to trade barriers with other nations, says outgoing US envoy
New Delhi’s self-reliance and “Make in India” initiatives have the potential to lead to higher tariffs and other trade barriers that could hit the country’s capacity to integrate into global Continue Reading
What a Biden White House might mean for India
Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States of America in a fortnight, and scholars and practitioners seem to be divided on how his Continue Reading
2019 communication blackout, Pakistan — why 2020 saw spike in Kashmir youth joining militants
The year 2020 saw a significant spike in local recruitment in militant ranks in Kashmir, which security officials said could be a result of the “backlog” triggered by the communication Continue Reading