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India must rethink Myanmar policy as junta loses grip over territory

Myanmar’s military junta is fast losing control over large swathes of territory, especially in the strategic coastal province of Rakhine which may necessitate an urgent rethink of New Delhi’s policy Continue Reading

Posted On : October 6, 2022 Published By : Pazdin Dalal
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Bell’s New Helicopter Has Detachable Wings

Bell’s helicopter has wings to help it handle high speeds A traditional airplane gets the lift it needs to stay in the air from its wings. A helicopter, meanwhile, has large Continue Reading

Posted On : July 16, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Why India Didn’t Condemn Russian Invasion in Ukraine Overlooking the US and the West?

India’s response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine has been distinctive among the major democracies and among U.S. strategic partners. Despite its discomfort with Moscow’s war, New Delhi has adopted Continue Reading

Posted On : April 26, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Russia Vs. Ukrain: All sound and no fury?

“Why have you massed so many troops at the border?” “In case of a provocation.” “But what if there is no provocation.” “How can there not be a provocation with Continue Reading

Posted On : February 5, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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India, Vietnam and Singapore are joining the 6G technology race

[The] 6G technology is the next big buzzword when it comes to connectivity. With the first commercial launches of 6G networks expected to happen towards the end of the decade, Continue Reading

Posted On : January 28, 2022 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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America and the Iran-China Bond

Chinese investments of billions of dollars in energy and infrastructure projects will soften the effect of US sanctions in Iran

Posted On : January 19, 2022 Published By : IADN Editorial Team
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Not Confronting Directly: Is China Trying to Exploit Hybrid Warfare Against India?

Money Laundering, Hawala, Cyber attacks, Information Warfare Etc. It is clear that China concentrated insufficient troops forward to make any deep penetrations across the LAC. Resorting to conventional operations in Continue Reading

Posted On : December 31, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal
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Why Did the United States Just Sanction Bangladesh?

Action against an elite paramilitary force comes just weeks after Washington emphasized a deepening partnership with Dhaka.

Posted On : December 18, 2021 Published By : Dr. Biplab Rath
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How China has become the prepotent through investments in America

The partisanship of China in the American Economy is neither new and nor hidden to world. The two nations are diplomatically antagonists of each other, yet their economic ties are Continue Reading

Posted On : November 30, 2021 Published By : Aditi Dubey
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India’s Civil Aviation History

Source: The Indian Express In the 1960s, England and France started collaborating on a passenger aeroplane that would fly faster than the speed of sound. The aircraft was called the Continue Reading

Posted On : November 7, 2021 Published By : Shantanu K. Bansal

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