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INDIA-CHINA MILITARY LEVEL TALKS: 11TH ROUND ALSO ENDS IN A STALEMATE
The 11th round of India-China military talks to defuse tension in Eastern Ladakh held after a gap of nearly two months has ended without any major breakthrough. The marathon talks …
7 April 2021, a US warship, USS John Paul Jones transited through India’s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), when it sailed 130 nautical miles west of the Lakshadweep Islands. The event …
Man, at times of his necessity for the good and for bad at times of war, used his brethren, his menials, slaves and even the quadruped animals and biped-birds too. …
Aero India 2021 was attended by over 600 exhibitors physically and another 108 in virtual mode. Representatives from 63 foreign countries attended the event during which about 3,000 Business-2-Business meetings …
Myanmar can be described as a geographical springboard for India’s Act East Policy since it is a gateway for India to establish land link with ASEAN. It also becomes a …
Search and destroy missions are always laced with risk, especially so in Counter Insurgency and Counter-Terrorism (CICT) operations where one has to gun terrorists. The challenge lies in identifying a …
Border imbroglio with the People’s Republic of China is a riddle the Indian regime will continue to face. Although, as a sequel to the February 20 talks between Indian and …
While the world knew of Prince Philip as perhaps the longest living companion of a British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, few knew that he gave up a perfectly good military …
How many more deaths of policemen at the hands of the Maoists are required to serve as a wake-up call for New Delhi to adopt a new approach to dealing …