For the FIRST time ever, two global rivals—the United States and Russia—are bringing their most advanced 5th-generation stealth fighter jets together on Indian soil! ✈ F-35 Lightning II (#USA ) 🇺🇸 ✈ Su-57 Felon (#Russia ) 🇷🇺 Aero India has become the ultimate stage where the

33rd Raising Day | Corps of Army Air Defence (2026) On the occasion of the 33rd Raising Day of the Corps of Army Air Defence, a solemn wreath-laying ceremony was held at Veer Smriti, Chandimandir, where the Major General, Army Air Defence paid homage to the Bravehearts who made

Defence Indigenisation in 2026 from Policy to Capability In 2026, India’s defence indigenisation drive has moved beyond intent into operational relevance. Domestic production now plays a critical role in availability, sustainment, and wartime readiness not just cost savings.

India’s Strategic Posture in 2026 From Balancing to Shaping In 2026, India is no longer merely balancing great powers it is actively shaping regional outcomes. India’s diplomacy now combines hard military capability, resilient defence industrial capacity, and selective

Trust and Partnership in South Asia India’s credibility in South Asia comes from shared history and lived experience not lectures. From development partnerships to disaster relief and capacity building, India positions itself as a partner, not a patron. India’s regional

U.S. Strikes on Venezuela: Strategy, Russia Linkages & the Credibility Gap U.S. President Donald Trump has announced that the United States launched a large-scale strike on Venezuela, and that President Nicolás Maduro and his wife have been captured and flown out of the country.

India–Russia Relations in a Fragmenting Global Order India’s engagement with Russia reflects continuity within change. Despite shifts in the global strategic environment, the partnership remains anchored in defence cooperation, energy security, and shared preferences for a

India in the Indo-Pacific: From Presence to Responsibility India’s Indo-Pacific engagement has transitioned from symbolic participation to functional responsibility, particularly in the Indian Ocean region. Through maritime domain awareness initiatives, capacity-building, and

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India–Nepal Relations and the Politics of Asymmetry India’s relationship with Nepal underscores the sensitivity inherent in asymmetric partnerships. While economic interdependence and open borders provide strategic depth, political narratives within Nepal increasingly frame

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India–Pakistan: Stability Without Normalisation India’s engagement framework with Pakistan is shaped by the persistence of cross-border terrorism and nuclear deterrence dynamics. The absence of sustained dialogue does not signify policy inertia; rather, it reflects a deliberate

India–China Relations: Managing Risk Amid Structural Competition India’s relationship with China has entered a phase of enduring strategic competition rather than episodic confrontation. While border stability along the LAC remains a necessary condition for normalisation, it is

India’s Neighbourhood Challenge Is Structural, Not Tactical India’s neighbourhood policy is undergoing a structural stress test. The central challenge today is not border management, but the interaction of power asymmetry, political perception, and external penetration,

Defence Is Now a Core Tool of Indian Diplomacy Defence cooperation today strengthens diplomatic ties from joint exercises to technology collaboration. India’s military capability enhances deterrence and trust among partners. Modern diplomacy is incomplete without credible defence

India’s Indo-Pacific Role: Stability, Not Dominance India’s Indo-Pacific vision focuses on freedom of navigation, maritime security, and regional stability not confrontation. Through platforms like the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, India contributes to a rules-based order

From Buyer to Builder: India’s Defence Transformation India’s defence ecosystem is undergoing a structural shift from import dependency to indigenous capability and exports. Under Atmanirbhar Bharat, defence manufacturing is no longer only about self-reliance, but about becoming

India’s Strategic Autonomy Is No Longer a Theory its Policy in Action India’s foreign policy today is rooted in strategic autonomy, not neutrality. Engagement with multiple power centres the U.S., Russia, Europe, ASEAN, and the Global South reflects realism, not hesitation. India

From INDRA to AviaIndra: India-Russia Military Synergy India and Russia have sustained a multi-domain military exercise partnership throughout 2025: 🔹 INDRA joint exercises (Army/Maritime) earlier this year strengthened interoperability and counter-terrorism coordination. 🔹

Strategic Logistics Pact: India & Russia Forge Deeper Ties In a significant policy advancement, Russia has ratified the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistics Agreement (RELOS) with India enabling broader access and support for military forces during joint deployments, exercises, and

Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) Raising Day 2025 62 Years of Courage • Vigilance • Nation First 20 December 2025 आज हम सलाम करते हैं भारत की उन Silent Sentinels को, जो बिना शोर के राष्ट्र की सीमाओं की रक्षा करते हैं Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB)। 1963 में स्थापित, SSB आज Indo-Nepal और