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by Nilesh KunwarOn Thursday, the Indian and Pakistan army held a brigade commander level flag meeting in the Poonch sector of J&K to discuss measures to and maintain peace along the Line of Control (LoC). Coming after a spate of ceasefire violations by the Pakistan army that included the planting an improvised explosive device (IED) along India’s border fence by its Border Action Team (BAT)
by Joydeep GhoshAs the world reels from the surprise USA revelation of its 6th Generation aircraft F47 that was earlier called NGAD, it has now become impossible for India to overlook this important and strategic development. As of now the Indian Air Force (IAF) is happy flying 3rd Gen, 4th Gen, and 4.5++ Gen fighters like MiG-29/29K, Rafale/Rafale-M, Su-30MKI, Jaguar, and Mirage-2000.Most of
by Nilesh KunwarIn a 2006 interview given to Dawn prior to relinquishing charge as Pakistan’s Ambassador to the US, former Pakistan army chief Gen Jehangir Karamat spoke out his heart on many issues bedevilling Pakistan. One of the recommendations that he made to Islamabad was to avoid prolonged involvement of the army in Waziristan and Balochistan as it could prove counterproductive.At that time
by Nilesh KunwarRaging Rhetoric And Stoic SilenceLast Wednesday saw Islamabad in two extreme avatars. On the one hand it once again tried to interfere in India’s internal affairs by denouncing New Delhi’s decision announced a day earlier to ban two J&K based political parties for indulging in unlawful activities prejudicial to national security, integrity and sovereignty. On the other hand,
by Jaydyot GhoshFirst things first, do note that IAF is looking at a precarious situation with drastic reduction of its fighter squadron strength. The fighter strength of the IAF has come down from the highest ever of 47.5 squadrons in the mid-1980s against sanctioned strength of 49 squadrons to a not-so-healthy 31 squadrons in 2025 and will be 29 squadrons at the end of 2025 when the last of 2
Pakistan sends ISI agents to Bangladesh: India says will act to protect national interestsby Col (Dr) P K VasudevaIn January 2025, Lieutenant General Asim Malik, the chief of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), visited Bangladesh—the first such visit in decades. The primary aim of this trip was to establish an intelligence-sharing network between the intelligence agencies of the two
by Sumeet JainIntroduction: The Reckoning Has BegunDonald Trump’s return to power is not just a presidency—it’s a reckoning. And while Trump swears to "defend America against domestic enemies," we must ask ourselves: where does India stand in this lesson? Before we dive in, let’s address the elephant in the room: to those pseudo-liberal elites and woke Indians who have spent years ridiculing
Escalating Violence Levelsby Nilesh KunwarWhile there was never any doubt that Rawalpindi is continuing with its proxy war in J&K, recent events indicate a planned escalation in terrorist activities, both in terms of scope and intensity. On the intervening night of February 4/5, an intended terrorist attack in the Krishna Ghati (KG) Sector of J&K’s Poonch district failed when a landmine
A deep dive into the ICO’s numbers We often hear the terms ‘accidental breach’ and ‘internal threat’, but how common are these phenomena? To find out, we looked at the ICO’s (Information Commissioner’s Office) public data set, specifically looking into four data breach types caused by human error: Note that this data set only accounts for personal data breaches reported to the ICO, so it only reflects breaches affecting UK residents that were not just discovered, but also reported. Also note that this blog only accounts for the data from 2020–2022, because these are the only years the ICO has
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by Dev Pratap KawaleIndia has develop multiple types of missiles for it’s Armed Forces such as Cruise missile, Ballistic missile , Air to air missile, Air Defence missile, Anti-Radiation missile, Anti-Tank missile, Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile, etc.The development of missiles in India begun in 1980s under Integrated Guided Missile Development Program [IGMPD] by DRDO and Ministry