US senators have introduced a sweeping bipartisan sanctions bill targeting Russia’s economy, with India named among five countries that could face tariffs of up to 100% for continuing to buy Russian oil.The measure, backed by President Trump, represents a significant softening from earlier proposals that threatened 500% tariffs, but it still places India under direct pressure as one of Moscow’s
India Achieves Quantum Lockdown: Indigenous QKD Secures Military Networks Against Any Future Hackers
India has achieved a decisive leap in secure defence communications with DRDO and Bangalore-based Taqbit Labs successfully completing military field trials of an indigenous fibre-based Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) system, announced DRDO.This breakthrough ensures protection against next-generation cyber threats, including attacks from future quantum computers, and lays the foundation for a
Is Asim Munir Loses Grip Over Balochistan?
Pakistan’s grip over Balochistan has weakened dramatically, with human rights activist Mir Yar Baloch claiming that 85% of the province is outside state control and that a 5,00,000-strong rebel force is preparing to expel Pakistani troops by year-end. General Asim Munir’s military leadership is under severe strain, facing coordinated insurgent attacks, Chinese pressure over CPEC security, and
India’s SABAL-20 Drone Proves Reliability In Harsh Mountain Conditions
Image: Technical Astra The SABAL-20 drone, jointly developed by EndureAir Systems and IIT-Kanpur, has been designed to solve the persistent challenge of high‑altitude logistics through mechanical stability. Drawing inspiration from the Boeing Chinook helicopter, it employs a tandem‑rotor configuration that compensates for thin air and harsh winds by continuously adjusting blade
India Nears Rollout Of Unified Theatre Commands For China And Pakistan Fronts
India is on the brink of its most significant military reform since Independence, with the integrated theatre command program nearing final approval. The plan, led by Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani, will unify Army, Navy and Air Force assets under single commanders for the China, Pakistan and maritime fronts, following lessons from Operation Sindoor in 2025.The Indian Armed
World Cup: England have ‘not peaked yet’, says Tuchel before semifinal
England face Argentina in Wednesday’s semifinal, hoping to reach the World Cup final for the first time since 1966.
Protests In PoK Stem From Systemic Exploitation, India Urges Global Accountability For Pakistan: MEA
India has strongly asserted that the ongoing protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir are the inevitable outcome of decades of systemic exploitation, denial of rights and administrative mismanagement by Pakistan.The Ministry of External Affairs Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal emphasised that Islamabad has chosen to respond with excessive police brutality rather than addressing the genuine
Dr. Anil Menon Becomes First Astronaut of Indian Descent To Join The ISS
Dr. Anil Menon has made history as the Soyuz spacecraft successfully docked with the International Space Station, marking his arrival as the first astronaut of Indian descent to live and work aboard the orbital laboratory.This mission represents a milestone in international space collaboration and highlights the growing diversity of astronauts contributing to humanity’s exploration of
EAM Jaishankar Begins Brussels Visit With EU Talks, Strengthens Strategic Partnership And Reviews Maritime Security
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar began his Brussels visit on Tuesday as part of his six-nation tour with a meeting with European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice-President of the European Commission Kaja Kallas.The two leaders discussed developments in West Asia, maritime security and ways to strengthen the India-EU Strategic Partnership.Jaishankar
Russian Su-35 Production Set To Surpass 400 Fighters Amid Wartime Demand And Expanding Exports
Russia’s Su-35 fighter program is now on track to surpass 400 aircraft produced, driven by wartime demand, Iranian contracts, and new export opportunities. Deliveries to Iran are progressing despite delays linked to airbase upgrades, while Algeria and Ethiopia have confirmed smaller orders.North Korea’s potential involvement could further expand production, though uncertainty remains over its