Active Defence in Action: How China’s Military Doctrine Shapes Grey-Zone Warfare Strategies China’s progressive usage of the Active Defence Doctrine and its strategic reinterpretation under the leadership of Xi Jinping in 2015 has given a framework to justify its growing and

Indian Navy Commissions INS Androth Amid Rising Chinese Activity in Indian Ocean The Indian Navy has added INS Androth, an indigenously-built anti-submarine warfare ship, to its fleet, sharpening its edge in the Indian Ocean. Designed to hunt and neutralise underwater threats,

Modi at 75 Today marks the 75th birthday of Prime Minister (PMO India) Narendra Modi (Narendra Modi), a milestone celebrated not only across the nation but also recognised on the global stage. Leaders from around the world extended their greetings and best wishes, reflecting

Brighter Bharat by PM Modi: A Journey of Ambition, Grit and Passion Today, as we celebrate the birthday of “Architect of Viksit Bharat@2047” and “Leader of Empowered Citizens”. At this significant moment, we reflect on the past year of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s leadership

US Military Presence in Chittagong Sparks Security Concerns for India, Myanmar The US military’s growing presence in Bangladesh’s strategic Chittagong region is raising concerns in India and Myanmar. A US C-130J Super Hercules recently landed in Chittagong, adding to frequent

Philippines Receives Final Brahmos Missiles, Rising South China Sea Tensions India is set to deliver the final batch of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles to the Philippines, completing the $375 million deal for three batteries. With a range of 290 km, the missiles bolster

US Deploys Five F-35 Jets to Puerto Rica, Raising Venezuela Concerns Last week, President Donald Trump ordered 10 stealth fighters to reinforce the military buildup in the Caribbean. Reports suggest that five F-35 jets were spotted landing in Puerto Rico. While the United

Saudi Arabia and Pakistan Sign Sweeping Defence Pact, Vow Joint Deterrence Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have signed a landmark Strategic Mutual Defense Agreement in Riyadh, committing to treat an attack on one as an attack on both. The deal formalizes decades of military

Saudi–Pakistan Defence Pact: Mutual or Unequal? Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed their defence agreement again, in another notable page of their longstanding security collaboration. Pakistan receives much-needed economic and diplomatic support while Saudi Arabia receives

Understanding India’s Consumption Inequality: Reconciling World Bank Findings, HCES Methodology, and the Ongoing Debate on Data Credibility Recently, the World Bank published its findings on household consumption patterns, which were derived from decades of rigorous

QUAD: Four Nations, One Vision The QUAD—India, the United States, Japan, and Australia-unites four nations with one vision: a free, open, and secure Indo-Pacific. Together, they advance regional stability, strengthen economic growth, and tackle global challenges from climate