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21 Oct
Military, Modern Warfare

From Prachand to Apache: How the Indian Army’s Own Air Wings Are Redefining the Battlefield

  • October 21, 2025
  • By author-avatar Huma Siddiqui
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When the first batch of Light Combat Helicopters (LCH) Prachand entered service with the Indian Army at Missamari in Assam in 2022, it ...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part V — Lessons for the Future: From Trust to Vigilance

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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The story of India’s relationship with China is one of endurance — of misplaced faith, painful awakenings, and gradual adaptation. From...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part IV — Galwan 2020: The Return of Deception

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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In June 2020, amid a global pandemic and economic paralysis, Indian and Chinese troops clashed violently in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley. The...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part III — The Habit of Breaking Promises: From Panchsheel to the Border Pacts

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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For much of the twentieth century, China presented itself as a champion of peace and anti-imperialism, yet its conduct toward India tel...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part II — Mao’s Moment: How the Cuban Missile Crisis Enabled China’s 1962 Offensive

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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On October 20, 1962, Chinese troops surged across the Himalayan frontier, attacking Indian positions in Ladakh and the North-East Front...

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17 Oct
International Relations, Military

Part I — The Betrayal of Peace: China’s 1962 Invasion and the Violation of the UN Charter

  • October 17, 2025
  • By author-avatar Shashwat Gupta Ray
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In October 1962, while the world’s attention was fixed on the nuclear brinkmanship between Washington and Moscow, another crisis was un...

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27 Sep
International Relations, International Law, Military

Turkey-Pakistan-China: Power Play at Sea with Somalia as Bait

  • September 27, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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Somalia’s coastline is fast becoming the hinge on which bigger powers test ideas about influence in the western Indian Ocean. Taken tog...

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19 Sep
International Relations, International Law, Military, Modern Warfare

How Does China’s Salami-Slicing Tactics Deepen Instability?

  • September 19, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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China’s relentless pursuit of territorial expansion through “salami slicing” represents one of the most insidious threats to stability ...

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19 Sep
Military, SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND SECURITY

Opacity in Pakistan navy’s acquisition deals leads to corruption, puts further burden on the people

  • September 19, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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It is no secret that Pakistan is run by its military, not the civilian government, unlike in India. Hence, it is not surprising that th...

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31 Aug
Military

The False-Equivalence Trap: How Bureaucratic Parity Erodes Military Dignity

  • August 31, 2025
  • By author-avatar Aritra Banerjee
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When India introduced Non-Functional Upgradation (NFU) after the Sixth Central Pay Commission, the idea was simple: if career progressi...

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