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India-Pakistan Nuclear Equation and Arms Control in South Asia

Icon-download Introduction South Asia is considered to be one of the most volatile nuclear flashpoints in the world. This is due to the presence of the two nuclear-armed neighbours- India and Pakistan, their long-standing rivalry and unresolved territorial disputes. The role played by China in this enduring rivalry further complicates the regional insecurity. Recently, the […]

Supercapacitors: Journey towards enhanced storage batteries

Icon-download Introduction As we dwell into the modern era where safety has become an important aspect of almost every item that we consume, be it as little as a blender to as massive as an aircraft engine, the need to ensure cost effectiveness, operability, efficiency and sustainability, has provided humankind with various challenges that needs […]

Securing the Bay: Underseas Cable Security in India’s Bay of Bengal Strategy Introduction.

Icon-download Introduction In the contemporary period, when global power struggle dominates the global security architecture, there has been a rise of contestation in the domain of digital infrastructure, where undersea cables have become significant for global internet, economies and intelligence operations. Famously referred to as ‘submarine cables’, these fibre-optic cables transport more than ninety-five per […]

Rafale Marine Program: India France Partnership in Naval Aviation Systems

Icon-download Introduction Maritime trade routes have continued to be a crucial and an area of contestation during various periods of history. The Indian Ocean remains extremely crucial with its significant Sea Lanes of Communication (SLOCs) for the global maritime trade. It links Africa and Asia and is home to one-third of bulk cargo ships and […]

Asia-Africa Growth Corridor and India’s African Ambitions

Icon-download Introduction The continents of Asia and Africa have had long standing trade connections, preceding the colonial history of both. This history is often forgotten amidst the current fragmentation of narratives by various contemporary thinkers, however, timely efforts have been made, by numerous nations to sustain this relationship, not just for countering the western influence […]

The New Face of Conflict: Weaponised Supply Chains and Trojan Horses

Icon-download Introduction This article posits that the world has just passed the inflection point, where the character of war has been fundamentally altered. The factors contributing to this change include a combination of technology, open-source software, and the web of supply chains that fuel the economy. A brief analysis of what the Israelis did in […]

Women in Combat Roles:: Evaluating India’s Progress and Challenges

Icon-download Introduction For many years, people have debated whether women should be allowed to take part in combat roles in the military. This means allowing women to fight on the front lines, just like men. Around the world, opinions have changed, and more countries are recognizing that women can contribute equally in defense. In India, […]

India’s Strategic Pursuit of Critical Minerals in Latin America: Implications for Defence, Energy Security, and Geopolitical Influence

Icon-download Introduction Critical minerals are defined as those which are important for the economy and national security of a country. Critical minerals include copper, lithium, nickel, aluminum, etc. and India has a list that provides for thirty critical minerals crucial for its growth. These minerals are important to making military arsenals, boosting self-reliance, creating investment […]

Rival Blueprints: Beijing’s Expansionism and India’s Partnerships

Icon-download Introduction As South Asia’s geopolitical theatre reaches a critical juncture following the Pahalgam incident in Jammu & Kashmir on 22 nd April1 – where India leverages its strategic partnerships, most notably with Moscow,2 evoking echoes of 19713 – while China reaffirms its staunch support for Pakistan.4Consequently, this has opened a new crevice in the […]