Inconsistent acquisition authorities for nuclear weapons are harming modernization
CSIS’s Sarah Mineiro argues that bureaucracy is endangering the well-being of the most powerful weapons on the planet.
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India Looking To Produce Electronic Items That Defy Western Model of ‘Use And Throw’: Report
Hong Kong: India is looking towards producing electronic items for domestic market that defy Western model of ‘use and throw’, as it eyes pivot from IT services to production, South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported.According to SCMP, India is also set to benefit from China’s ‘trust deficit’ arising from zero-COVID policy that disrupted supply chains and prompted firms like Apple and Foxconn to
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh Reviews Construction of Infra Projects Along Northern Border
New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh chaired a high-level meeting on Tuesday to review the progress in the construction of various infrastructure projects on the northern border areas.Singh called for expediting all pending projects on top priority, stating that the ‘whole of nation’ approach should be adopted in national security matters.To fast-track the pending projects, it has been
India Providing High Availability Disaster Recovery In Region And Beyond: CDS General Anil Chauhan
Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan said that India has been playing an important role in providing high availability disaster recovery (HADR) in the region and beyond.The CDS said India undertook ‘Operation Maitri’, ‘Operation Dost’, which are testimony of its willingness to extend help to all possible corners of the globe."India has been playing an important role in providing HADR in
Biden Announces Nuclear-Powered Submarines For Australia With Australia, UK
Joe Biden announces nuclear sub deal with Australia, UKPresident Joe Biden and the leaders of Australia and the United Kingdom on Monday announced that Australia will purchase nuclear-powered attack submarines from the US to modernize its fleet amid growing concern about China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific. Biden flew to San Diego to appear with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and
Buddhism Is Bringing India And China Closer: Chinese Researcher At SCO
New Delhi: India’s civilizational connection with countries of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) was in focus at a first-of-its-kind international conference on "Shared Buddhist Heritage" that began in New Delhi on Tuesday and saw participation from Pakistan and China among others.Being held under India’s leadership of the SCO, the two-day long event brought together Central Asian, East
In The Last 8 Months, Punjab Police Arrested 11,360 Drug Smugglers Including 1,628 ‘Big Fish’
Chandigarh: The Punjab Police has arrested as many as 11,360 drug smugglers including 1,628 "big fish" since July 5 last year, a senior official said on Tuesday."With the decisive war against drugs to root out the menace of drugs entering the ninth month, Punjab Police have arrested as many as 11360 drug smugglers including 1628 big fish since July 5, 2022," the police said in an official
Biden Indicates Willingness To Speak With China’s Xi Jinping Soon, No Date Set
Washington: US President Joe Biden plans to hold a telephone call with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to ease tensions that flared following last month’s discovery of a Chinese spy balloon over sensitive military sites and Xi’s criticism of the United States this month, the Washington Post reported.US national security adviser Jake Sullivan said, "President Biden has indicated his willingness
North Korea Launches Two Short-Range Ballistic Missiles Into Sea of Japan
Seoul: A day after the start of an important military exercise between South Korea and the US, North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles from its west coast into the Sea of Japan on Tuesday, according to the South Korean military, reported Kyodo News.South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff was cited as saying in the daily that the missiles launched from Jangyon in South Hwanghae
Karachi Hit By Another Major Power Breakdown
Karachi: Several areas of Karachi remained in darkness on Monday as a high tension (HT) transmission cable tripped due to a technical fault, ARY News reported.About 40 per cent of Karachi was completely dark, after a high tension (HT) transmission line tripped, resulting in multiple grid stations tripping.Numaish Chowrangi, Saddar, Lines Area, Defence Housing Authority (DHA), Punjab Colony,