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Assassination attempt on Trump and the farce of VIP Security
If someone is really keen to killing you, and is not bothered about getting away alive, he can kill you, in spite of all the razzmatazz in the name of VIP security.
Having nuclear weapons is fine, but it takes guts to use...
There was a time when wars between European nations used to be professional affairs. Armies fought, won or lost, but there was no hatred...
Victory and Defeat in War: Busting Popular Myths
The war in Ukraine is dragging in spite of the enormous losses suffered by Ukraine because the Western media has made the Ukrainians believe that they could defeat a giant like Russia using the weapons dumped by NATO and by having elected a comedian as their leader who is ‘approved’ by the West
Controlling Crime in India: “Fancy Windows” theory
“Fancy Windows” Theory states that if the police punish the rich and the powerful, small-time criminals would be discouraged from pursuing crime.
Armies Are ‘Paper Tigers’ Without Combat Experience
You cannot hope to survive a street fight if you have been ‘exercising’ with every bit of protective gear! Get real, or get killed.
Combat proven weapon systems
While ruggedness and reliability are intrinsically important for weapon systems, there are two more hallmarks of greatness. One is, of course, combat performance, and the other is numbers produced. A weapon system is produced in large numbers only when it has proved itself.
Cost effective, combat-proven vs. fancy, unreliable weapons
Except for USA, Russia, UK, France, Germany, China, Israel and Sweden most other nations spend billions of dollars for importing weapons because they can’t make their own. Question is how do these nations decide which weapon system to buy?
Importing advanced weapons and equipment alone doesn’t make a nation strong
Merely importing arms doesn't necessarily make a nation strong. While acquiring advanced weaponry can enhance a country's military capabilities, there are several other factors that contribute to a nation's strength.
Fujian China’s third aircraft carrier – a new threat to India
China recently completed the 8-day maiden sea trial of 80,000 ton Fujian - its most advanced domestically built third aircraft carrier.
China’s hacker army and the race to control the cyberspace
The race to control cyberspace is a complex and ongoing challenge, with countries around the world developing their cyber capabilities and defenses.
Anti-Drone technologies – not fool-proof
Anti-drone, Counter-drone or Counter-UAS (C-UAS) technologies encompass a wide range of solutions to detect, classify, and mitigate drones.
Iran, the ‘Axis of Evil’, needs to be brought down to...
Israel can no longer be secure fighting just Iran’s proxies but rather must target Iran itself. Israel must now strike directly within Iran and hit them hard. The world simply cannot afford nuclear weapons in the hands of these religious fanatics. If we do not bring down Iran to its knees today for whatever reason, we will be condemned to regret it forever.
How Russia punishes traitors and defectors
Last August, a Russian helicopter pilot Maksim Kuzminov flew to Ukraine and handed them the helicopter and a cache of secret documents
Malicious propaganda against Allahabad HC judgment on Madarsas
In a landmark judgment on March 22, 2024, a Division Bench of the Allahabad High Court struck down the UP Madarsa Education Act, 2004
Nuclear weapons: Putin has a point
In an interview Putin boldly declared, “Weapons exist in order to use them.” Russia’s nuclear threats are condemned as sabre-rattling
Why doesn’t the Iron Pillar at Delhi rust despite heat, rain,...
The Iron Pillar of Delhi hasen't rusted or corroded despite being continuously exposed to heat, rain, humidity, air, and dust for nearly 1,600 years
Indian achievements in surgery
During the 6th Century BCE, Sushruta – widely regarded as the ‘father of surgery’ – wrote one of the world’s earliest works on medicine and surgery.
Hindus made the best steel and swords in the world
The steel produced by the Hindus was famous throughout the world even 2,350 years ago in recorded history! Swords made of Indian steel were actually the stuff of legends.
Kailasnath Temple, Ellora – World’s Envy, Hindus’ Pride
The Kailasnath Temple- a rock-cut temple at Ellora is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the largest monolithic structures in the world
Will Russia win the Ukraine war?
Russia is like a tough boxer with the proverbial ‘granite chin’ or an ‘iron jaw’. She will take any amount of punishment without flinching and yet come back fighting to eventually win the war.
What do Houthis gain by attacking ships in Red Sea?
Houthis are Shia Muslims comprising about one-third of the population in Yemen, which has a Sunni majority. They call themselves Ansar-ul-Allah.