Chief of Army, General MM Naravane considered frontrunner for CDS post
With Inputs from TOI As per the new military rules, a CDS can serve till the age of 65, while the three Service chiefs have a tenure till 62 or Continue Reading
Chopper crash: Lone survivor IAF Group Captain on life support
Source: ANI In his statement in Lok Sabha, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday informed that IAF Group Captain Varun Singh, the lone survivor of the military chopper crash in Continue Reading
Nation Mourns The Death of India’s First CDS and Others
Source: ANI India’s Chief of Defence Staff General Bipin Rawat, his wife Madhulika Rawat and 11 other defence personnel died after a military helicopter carrying them crashed near Coonoor in Tamil Nadu on Continue Reading
Nagaland Killings: What Happened Exactly?
Source: Indian Defence Review The media is agog with the recent incident of killings in Nagaland. The Union Home Minister has made a statement in Parliament, highlights of which include Continue Reading
Navy Day Spl: Operation Trident – 4th December 1971
4th December is celebrated as “Navy day” by the Indian Navy to mark the operational success of the attack on Karachi port in 1971, the Indo-Pak war. The Indian Naval Continue Reading
Operation Cactus Lily 1971- A saga of bravery, valor, and chivalry
The Indian Army has since independence been in a No War No Peace scenario. Once the Radcliffe line was drawn on a map, the world saw one of the largest migrations from West to East and vice versa.
The Indian Navy- A capability-based blue water force
The Indian Navy indeed has much to be proud of. It has maintained an exceptional operational tempo in pursuance of the country’s foreign policy and maritime security objectives.
India’s Naval Modernisation: Implication in the Indo-Pacific Power Structure
The Naval forces at sea face a complex three-dimensional threat from Air, Surface and Sub-surface offensives and, accordingly, each of the naval platforms within a Fleet play a vital role.
“Security Concern From Third Party”: China Suspends Projects In Sri Lanka
In January, a Chinese firm got contract to install a hybrid renewable energy system in Delft, Nagadeepa and Analthivu islands, off the coast of Jaffna
‘It’s not all about numbers, says Navy chief on China’s increasing fleet strength
Navy chief Admiral R Hari Kumar said during Ladakh crisis last year, Navy ships were ‘forward deployed’ while other vessels ‘were kept ready in case the situation escalated’.