Military
20
Aug
Time to Reimagine Veteran Welfare in India
When soldiers return to civilian life, the battles they face are rarely on the battlefield. Across the world, veterans carry scars that...
30
Jul
Heavy Weapons, High Costs: Pakistan’s Military Operations Alienate Tirah Valley Civilians
Tirah Valley, located within Pakistan’s historically turbulent tribal belt, has become emblematic of the severe humanitarian consequenc...
28
Jul
Pakistan’s Selective Diplomacy: Violating Ceasefire Agreements, Yet Demanding Compliance
On July 27, 1949, military representatives from India and Pakistan gathered in Karachi, hopeful that the freshly inked ceasefire agreem...
21
Jul
Kargil War: How India’s Military Strategy Evolved from Crisis to Strength
The Kargil conflict of 1999, fought from May to July in the mountainous terrain of Ladakh’s Kargil district along the Line of Control (...
20
Jul
With INS Nistar, India Joins an Elite Club of Navies with Deep-Sea Rescue Expertise
July 18, 2025, marked a watershed moment in India's naval capabilities as the Indian Navy formally commissioned INS Nistar, the nation'...
17
Jul
DSV Nistar serves as perfect example of Aatmanirbhar Bharat’s success story
In a big step towards self-reliance in defence, the Indian Navy is all set to commission its first indigenously-designed and developed ...
30
Jun
Trapped by Geography: Pakistan Navy’s Operational Limits Exposed
For any navy to thrive, it must not only have modern ships and weaponry but also a robust infrastructure to operate without any hindran...
17
Dec
INS Nirdeshak: Mapping the Depths of India’s Maritime Strategy in the Indo-Pacific
The commissioning of INS Nirdeshak, the second of India’s indigenously built Survey Vessel Large (SVL) ships, on 18 December 2024, is a strategic development that highlights a less-discussed but increasingly critical aspect of naval power: the undersea battlespace.
29
Nov
The Indian Navy Advances QUAD’s Vision for a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
The Indian Navy’s leadership within QUAD, exemplified by its pivotal role in Malabar exercises, reinforces a Free and Open Indo-Pacific. By countering regional threats, fostering maritime cooperation, and addressing non-traditional challenges, India positions itself as a stabilizing force and a key player in advancing shared security and economic objectives across the region.