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Satarupa Bhattacharjya is a journalist with 25 years of work experience in India, China and Sri Lanka. She covered politics, government and policy in the past. Now, she writes on defence and geopolitics.
Satarupa Bhattacharjya is a journalist with 25 years of work experience in India, China and Sri Lanka. She covered politics, government and policy in the past. Now, she writes on defence and geopolitics.
An updated version of the country's maritime doctrine is unveiled
Second known peacetime incident involving Indian-made combat jet
It weighs up to 1,500 kilograms and has stealthier features and precision-guided ability
India takes first official steps to re-engage with the Taliban government
Palestinian officials shed light on the challenges of postwar reconstruction
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh signed the framework for bilateral defence cooperation over the next decade with US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth
The Varunastra is being developed for range and speed to take on future submarine threats in the region
Two years since the Hamas attack, Israel has successfully targeted the group's leadership across West Asia, Reuven Azar said
The country will rely on the air force to effectively respond to emerging threats, he says
Experts caution India on China's Indo-Pacific moves
Chandrayaan-3's success was a landmark in our space journey. It has given confidence to every one of us, not only at the Isro but also across the nation, said Isro Chairman V Narayanan
Akash Prime missile: India's strategic upgrade for high-altitude air defence
As India strengthens its defence capabilities with AI and frontier technology, the armed forces face a rapidly evolving landscape of information warfare, cyber threats, and autonomous combat systems
Advanced Project 75(I) seen as urgent amid China's growing presence in Indian Ocean
The IAF has lost three pilots, one paratrooper, three Jaguars and one Mirage over the past six months -- all in peacetime
A new foreign policy survey by the Observer Research Foundation finds most young respondents also wary of Chinese 'military coercion'
General Anil Chauhan highlights the strategic implications for India, citing potential convergence of interests among China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh in the evolving geopolitics of South Asia
Latest acquisition drive appears to focus on Indian Navy's modernisation
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks to Chinese counterpart show positivity and de-escalation push
Rajnath Singh tells China a structured and permanent engagement is key to resolving border issues, while also flagging the Pahalgam attack at the SCO defence ministers' meet