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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.
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
The F-35 stealth jet diverted to Kerala after failing to land on its carrier due to bad weather or technical snag and will now be repaired at the airport's MRO facility
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh attends an SCO meeting in China, delivers a speech but doesn't sign a statement because of the issue, sources say
India successfully tested some of its advanced weapons and systems in the four-day conflict with Pakistan. Now, India should bolster its arsenal to raise its military profile, experts say
A post-Pahalgam analysis of India's relations with friendly military powers
The Astra, like other advanced long-range missiles, uses inertial guidance with updates on its target from the shooter aircraft mid-flight, to strike
The Ministry of Defence has placed the orders under an emergency-purchase procedure for future counterterrorism operations
A Royal Navy helicopter flew into Kerala earlier this week and unsuccessfully attempted to fix the aircraft that some experts said possibly developed a hydraulic system failure.
INS Arnala, a diesel-powered indigenous warship with advanced sensors and weapons, was commissioned into the Navy, reinforcing coastal defence and maritime self-reliance
The F-35B from HMS Prince of Wales landed in Kerala due to rough weather during Operation Highmast; IAF facilitated the diversion and is supporting the aircraft
The war exercise and the civil preparedness campaign follow heightened tensions after the April 22 terrorist attack in Pahalgam, in which 26 people, mostly tourists, were killed
The exercise will be conducted in 244 'civil defence districts' on Wednesday
Country also set to voice its concerns with the IMF executive board next week, when it takes up a $1.3 billion loan for Pakistan
The websites of two Army public schools were targeted with inflammatory propaganda and one of the two schools saw its internet service denied briefly