Making India Ready to Face Apocalyptic Situations
Article by Shantanu K. Bansal The course of security studies around the world on any level of merit focuses on mainly two things, first, prevention of any threatening incident and Continue Reading
Drugs and Guns Invade Lakshadweep
On March 05th 2021,, Indian Coast Guard ships and aircraft intercepted a Sri Lankan vessel Akarsha Duwa with six crew off Minicoy Island. Upon questioning, the crew confessed to carrying 200 Continue Reading
Israel’s operation against Hamas was the world’s first AI war: Israeli Media
The IDF used artificial intelligence and supercomputing during the last conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Having relied heavily on machine learning, the Israeli military is calling Operation Guardian Continue Reading
DRDO develops near isothermal forging technology for manufacturing aeroengines’ parts
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has developed the near isothermal forging technology used in manufacturing parts for aeroengines, the defence ministry said on Friday. This technology is used Continue Reading
Indian Army’s Increased Deployment Along LAC Likely to Become a Permanent Fixture
The Indian Army’s (IA’s) deployment and high state of operational alert along the disputed line of actual control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh is likely to become permanent for the foreseeable Continue Reading
Abhinav’s Family Ask Difficult Questions From The Government
“Each year, a number of our fighter pilots are being killed during crashes of these “flying coffins” that have been discarded by the Russians in 1980. Yet our government is Continue Reading
China Builds Key Highway Through Brahmaputra Canyon in Tibet Close to Arunachal Pradesh Border
China has completed the construction of a strategic highway through the Brahmaputra Canyon, stated to be the world’s deepest, close to the Arunachal Pradesh border ahead of its plan to Continue Reading
The Navy Not in Favour of A Second Indigenous Aircraft Carrier (IAC-2)
After prioritizing the development of six nuclear attack submarines over the construction of the second indigenous aircraft carrier with 65000 tone displacement, Navy seems no more interested in IAC-2 project. Continue Reading
Sister ship or India’s Second Gen SSBN?
INS Arighat, the Indian Navy’s second nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, will be commissioned into the Indian Navy in the next few months as it has completed much of its user Continue Reading
100+ IAF personnel are in Russia on S-400 missile training Despite Covid
The S-400 has a firing rate that is 2.5 times faster than that of the earlier generation. Incidentally, the Russians have also developed the S-500, the latest version but they’ve kept it for themselves.