Open yet secure: Managing Indo–Nepal border in 21st century
Indo–Nepal border is one of the most unusual 1,850-kilometer long international frontier stretching from Uttarakhand to the Siliguri Corridor.
From Infantry, Armoured or Artillery: Making of India’s Army Chiefs Since Independence
Since India's independence in 1947, the selection of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) has stood as a critical pillar in the nation's defence architecture.
Guilty or Not? Presumed innocent, properly defended
Recently Faizabad Bar Association resolved that no member will defend the 8 persons arrested in alleged Ram Mandir donation embezzlement case
The invisible war: Camouflage, concealment, and the economics of not being seen #1
A soldier who cannot be seen cannot be killed. As drones, thermal optics and AI-driven sensors strip away the old comfort of distance and darkness, camouflage has stopped being a uniform pattern and become a survival system.
Hat-Trick on the High Seas: GRSE hands over three warships to Indian Navy in a single day
PM Narendra Modi commissioned INS Dunagiri, INS Sanshodhak and INS Agray three warships on a single day- a rare milestone in India’s naval history
The invisible war: Camouflage, concealment, and the economics of not being seen #2
India’s camouflage story runs on two parallel tracks a genuinely strong public-sector research base, and a private manufacturing sector that has scaled impressively but still concentrates mostly at the lower-technology end of the value chain.
The invisible war: Camouflage, concealment, and the economics of not being seen #3
Camouflage has quietly become one of the clearest examples of how modern warfare has changed the value of being unseen. It used to be a uniform colour.
Beyond the Call of Duty: DIG Mohsen Shahedi Runs One of the World’s Highest Ultramarathons
At 17,618 feet above sea level, where oxygen is scarce and pacing errors are costly, NDRF DIG completes one of the most punishing endurance...
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