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The world for China is changing and changing fast. After National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese State Councillor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke to each other earlier in …
Conventional deterrence models from Thomas Schelling (1966) to Frank Zagare (2004), including Robert Axelrod, Robert Jervis are primarily applicable to conventional warfare. Where as in multipolar world Richardsonion model finds …
The Indian National Flag was hoisted for the first time at 6 p.m. on 15th August 1947, in the open lawns of Princes Park near India Gate. The ceremony was …
The current Indian strategic thinking does not include a sixth-generation fighter aircraft. Plagued by an indigenous defence industry which struggles to meet deadlines and produce a successful fighter aircraft, India …
SCRAP THE DPP Dear Sir, The Jan-Feb 2016 Issue of SALUTE has covered multiple facets of defence indigenisation and the DPP. In my view, the DPP should be scrapped. The …
The worst ever attack by about 300 Naxal-Maoists in the jungles
Simplification of Pension Procedure for Permanently Disabled Children/ Siblings and Dependent Parents Pension disbursing agencies will make payment of ordinary family pension as procedure laid down in GOI, MOD letter …
IC-16409 Major H.D. Manjrekar was commissioned in 8 GUARDS, one of the finest and most battle hardened units of the India Army. A Mumbai lad, he was the ‘A’ Company …
Amongst the hoi polloi of national capital region of Delhi and admirers of the club cultures left by the Raj globally, the Delhi Gymkhana has a iconic status. Anil Bhat takes us through the pages of
An issue like “Swachh Bharat” may seem remote from something as lofty as national security, but I start with it because the quintessence of national security lies in creating a …