China’s Land Border Law is more sinister than it lets on. India needs a course correction
India may lack the military capability to seize its territory back, but China must not be allowed to nibble it away using the facade of development.

India may lack the military capability to seize its territory back, but China must not be allowed to nibble it away using the facade of development.

Source: News18 The Defence Ministry has once again extended the emergency powers accorded to the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Integrated Defence Staff (IDS) for urgent revenue procurements and Continue Reading

Article by Shantanu K. Bansal The concept of indirect warfare is not new, it has been practiced since ages. Masters of strategic thoughts like Chanakya and Sun Tzu had widely Continue Reading

India is finding itself at the forefront of an international effort to contain an ascendant, increasingly aggressive China, with New Delhi playing a big role in a formerly dormant diplomatic Continue Reading

China may try to use aspects of the S-400 surface-to-air missile (SAM) system it began receiving from Russia in 2018 to reverse-engineer capabilities it lacks, the Pentagon said in a recent report on Wednesday.

The Pentagon report comes amid heightened tensions between the US and China over the issue of Taiwan and was published hours after the most senior US General, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, issued a stark warning about China’s military progress.

Pentagon brought out a new report titled “Military and Security Developments Involving the People`s Republic of China 2021”.

CHINA and Bhutan recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to resolve their long-standing border dispute. This development was important as Bhutan is generally seen as a close ally of Continue Reading

Article by Shantanu K. Bansal The article highlights key highlights from China Military Power Report, 2021. This report covers security and military developments involving the People’s Republic of China (PRC) Continue Reading

China has restricted the use of its navigation system, known as BeiDou, amid a ramp-up of India’s surveillance to get a clearer picture of Chinese activities and movements.