Gallium Nitride Radar Manufacturing: India’s Quiet Electronics Power Play
India’s airpower debate still revolves around fighter numbers, squadron strength, and induction timelines. But the decisive variable is shifting. It ...
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The 30-Day War Question: India’s Ammunition Self-Sufficiency Test
There is a quiet number that should haunt every serious military planner in New Delhi. Thirty. Thirty days of sustained, ...
The Strategic View: India’s Security Doctrine in a Hardening Multipolar Order
The global security environment in 2026 is not defined by a single dominant rivalry. It is defined by layered competition. ...
Global Defense Watch: What Today’s Conflicts Are Teaching India
India’s security environment is not shaped only by what happens in Ladakh or the Indian Ocean. It is shaped by ...
Invisible Deterrence: Cyber Warfare, Space and AI in India’s 2026-27 Security Strategy
Modern conflict rarely announces itself with troop mobilizations anymore. It often begins quietly — inside networks, across satellite links, through ...
Debt and Deterrence: The Economics Behind Pakistan’s Defence Posture
THE CONTEXT: CONFIDENCE MEETS CONDITIONALITY When Defence Minister Khawaja Asif suggested that Pakistan could exit IMF dependence within six months ...
From Platform to Kill Chain: Rafale Expansion and DRDO’s Compact Cruise Missile in India’s Emerging Airpower Doctrine
India’s airpower conversation is often framed around platforms — how many fighters, which generation, what radar, what engine. That lens ...
Making India a Rafale Manufacturing Hub: The Nagpur Line and the Localisation Imperative
In the strategic lexicon of modern defence industrialisation, manufacturing sovereignty has replaced mere procurement as the true yardstick of capability. ...