Boosting India with maritime domain awareness
The legendary military theorist, Sun Tzu, is once said to have observed that the critical element in battle was foreknowledge, but that it “could not be elicited from spirits, nor Continue Reading
The legendary military theorist, Sun Tzu, is once said to have observed that the critical element in battle was foreknowledge, but that it “could not be elicited from spirits, nor from gods, nor by analogy with past events, nor from calculations”.
Amidst a volatile security atmosphere in the subcontinent, the Army’s Western Command conducted an integrated training exercise involving all arms to fine tune its battle drills in line with its Continue Reading
Rattled by protests in Tibet, China performs military air drill over Lhasa
Amid the ongoing dispute at the Line of Actual Control with India, China has also been involved in a discourse with Tibet. The dispute and the protests by the Tibetans Continue Reading
Twin challenges: 3,276 cops infected by COVID-19, 60 personnel killed in terror attacks in J-K
Fighting bravely on twin fronts of terrorism and coronavirus, 60 security personnel were killed in terror attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, while 3,276 policemen were infected by COVID-19 this year. Continue Reading
China says it will respond to planned Taiwan, United States defence talks
China said on Wednesday it would make a “necessary response” to a planned military dialogue between the United States and Chinese-claimed Taiwan, saying it firmly opposed the event. China has Continue Reading
Britain signs 550 million pound weapons contract for F-35 jets
Britain said on Wednesday that it signed a 550 million pound ($751 million) contract with European weapons-maker MBDA to manufacture surface-attack missiles for use on the country’s F-35B fighter jets. Continue Reading
Tata group to plot flight path for aviation business
A merger of budget airline AirAsia India with full-service carrier Vistara is among options considered by the Tata group as it gears up for a wider play in the aviation Continue Reading
160 staff of private firm at airport in limbo
The 160 personnel employed in Thiruvananthapuram International Airport by the ground handling agency, Bhadra International India Pvt. Ltd., are in dire straits as they have been terminated following the decision Continue Reading
Airport terminal bldg expansion project gets environ clearance
The Surat airport’s terminal building expansion project on Wednesday received environment clearance (EC) from the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC). Official sources said that with the EC Continue Reading
In 2020, Work On Border Roads Moved Faster Than Before, Despite Chinese Aggression In Ladakh, And Covid-19
Despite Chinese aggression in eastern Ladakh, which led to the first casualties along the Line of Actual Control in over four decades, and a raging pandemic that threatened to bring Continue Reading