Ranjit Kumar

The Indo-US relationship has demonstrated resilience and is regarded by both nations as a pivotal partnership.

India's crewed spaceflight initiative has received a significant boost following the government's approval of a proposal to construct a space station intended for deployment in low Earth orbit.

The ongoing conflicts between Russia and Ukraine, as well as Israel and Hamas, are compelling India to navigate a complex diplomatic landscape.

Defence has emerged as the strongest pillar of the Indo-US strategic partnership. However, the nature of the relationship resembles the transactional dynamic of a buyer-seller equation.

As India continues its search for a suitable technology partner to construct six additional diesel-electric submarines, the Indian government's

Unmanned aerial systems are poised to become a fundamental component of future military operations, both in the air and on the ground.

Strategic advancements in India’s submarine fleet not only reflect a commitment to strengthening national security but also signify a broader ambition to secure maritime interests.

PM Narendra Modi was one of the first international leaders to congratulate Donald Trump and one of the first to have telephonic call with the President-elect after he won the race for the White House

Over the years, India has embarked on a series of maritime initiatives aimed at enhancing its influence and presence in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR) and beyond.

The Defence Space Agency has announced successful completion of ‘Antariksha Abhyas – 2024', held from Nov 11-13. It comes amid an escalating threat perception in the realm of space.