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Opinion | Akash System, AI Drones, And Why India Can't 'Outsource' Security
A nation that lacks the capacity to manufacture its own armaments finds itself vulnerable to the whims of key defence exporting countries.
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Singapore PM Unveils New Cabinet After Landslide Election
Singapore's newly elected Prime Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled his cabinet on Wednesday, retaining his post as finance minister and appointing an ex-army general as defence chief.
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How Microsoft's AI Helped Israeli Military In Its War Against Gaza
In a blog post, Microsoft stated that it had provided the Israeli military with software, professional services, Azure cloud storage, and Azure AI services, including language translation.
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Opinion | The Rise Of Indigenous Defence Under PM Modi - By Pradeep Bhandari
The Armed Forces launched precision strikes in Pakistan using indigenous missile systems, AI-enabled surveillance drones, and smart munitions.
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"Are Nukes Safe With Pak?" Rajnath Singh Calls For International Supervision
Earlier this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Punjab's Adampur air base and interacted with soldiers.
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Opinion | Six Big - But Less Noticed - Takeaways From Operation Sindoor
Though the S-400 system hogged media limelight, it was the indigenous radars, SAM and Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems that formed the backbone of our ground-based air defence, highlighting the value of indigenous armament.
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Opinion | What Operation Sindoor Has Taught Us About War And 'Information'
Learning lessons from Operation Sindoor is important, and that requires a degree of openness. In defence, there is no finality.
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First Official Army Video Of India Destroying Pakistan Post Across Line Of Control
The Indian Army has shared the first-ever visual of a Pakistani military post being destroyed in Indian airstrikes across the Line of Control.
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"My Money's On The Indians", Says Former US Air Force Pilot Amid Rising India-Pak Tensions
A former US Air Force Pilot, who claims to have flown with both Indian and Pakistani pilots, has said that if the tensions between the two countries escalate post Operation Sindoor, his "money is on the Indians".
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Opinion | What Pakistan Really Wanted From The Pahalgam Attack
Indian defence planners and, equally, the Indian public must realise that the shocking attack at Pahalgam was driven by much larger evil objectives harboured by Pakistan.
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Blackouts, Evacuation, Hotlines: Details Of Tomorrow's Security Drill
Following directions from the Centre, states and Union Territories are preparing for a civil defence security drill tomorrow
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China Recruiting For Planetary Defence Force Amid Asteroid Collision Fears
The recruitment ad posted on Chinese social media platforms invited applications from recent graduates aged under 35.
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Opinion | India-China Is Why 'Military Diplomacy' Works
One often hears the complaint that we work in silos, even within the Ministry of Defence. A whole-of-government approach and bridging the divide between defence forces, bureaucracy and diplomats is the need of the hour.
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India, China Defence Ministers To Meet, 1st High-Level Talks Post Disengagement
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will meet Chinese counterpart Dong Jun - the first ministerial-level meeting since the two militaries disengaged in eastern Ladakh last month and India resumed patrolling in Depsang last week.
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"Will Not Allow Paper To...": Jeff Bezos On Washington Post's Kamala Harris Snub
In a rare public defence of his recent decision to pull The Washington Post from endorsing a candidate in the upcoming presidential race, Amazon founder and newspaper owner Jeff Bezos took to the paper's own editorial page to argue for neutrality.
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Opinion | Akash System, AI Drones, And Why India Can't 'Outsource' Security
A nation that lacks the capacity to manufacture its own armaments finds itself vulnerable to the whims of key defence exporting countries.
-
Singapore PM Unveils New Cabinet After Landslide Election
Singapore's newly elected Prime Minister Lawrence Wong unveiled his cabinet on Wednesday, retaining his post as finance minister and appointing an ex-army general as defence chief.
-
How Microsoft's AI Helped Israeli Military In Its War Against Gaza
In a blog post, Microsoft stated that it had provided the Israeli military with software, professional services, Azure cloud storage, and Azure AI services, including language translation.
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Opinion | The Rise Of Indigenous Defence Under PM Modi - By Pradeep Bhandari
The Armed Forces launched precision strikes in Pakistan using indigenous missile systems, AI-enabled surveillance drones, and smart munitions.
-
"Are Nukes Safe With Pak?" Rajnath Singh Calls For International Supervision
Earlier this week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Punjab's Adampur air base and interacted with soldiers.
-
Opinion | Six Big - But Less Noticed - Takeaways From Operation Sindoor
Though the S-400 system hogged media limelight, it was the indigenous radars, SAM and Counter Unmanned Aerial Systems that formed the backbone of our ground-based air defence, highlighting the value of indigenous armament.
-
Opinion | What Operation Sindoor Has Taught Us About War And 'Information'
Learning lessons from Operation Sindoor is important, and that requires a degree of openness. In defence, there is no finality.
-
First Official Army Video Of India Destroying Pakistan Post Across Line Of Control
The Indian Army has shared the first-ever visual of a Pakistani military post being destroyed in Indian airstrikes across the Line of Control.
-
"My Money's On The Indians", Says Former US Air Force Pilot Amid Rising India-Pak Tensions
A former US Air Force Pilot, who claims to have flown with both Indian and Pakistani pilots, has said that if the tensions between the two countries escalate post Operation Sindoor, his "money is on the Indians".
-
Opinion | What Pakistan Really Wanted From The Pahalgam Attack
Indian defence planners and, equally, the Indian public must realise that the shocking attack at Pahalgam was driven by much larger evil objectives harboured by Pakistan.
-
Blackouts, Evacuation, Hotlines: Details Of Tomorrow's Security Drill
Following directions from the Centre, states and Union Territories are preparing for a civil defence security drill tomorrow
-
China Recruiting For Planetary Defence Force Amid Asteroid Collision Fears
The recruitment ad posted on Chinese social media platforms invited applications from recent graduates aged under 35.
-
Opinion | India-China Is Why 'Military Diplomacy' Works
One often hears the complaint that we work in silos, even within the Ministry of Defence. A whole-of-government approach and bridging the divide between defence forces, bureaucracy and diplomats is the need of the hour.
-
India, China Defence Ministers To Meet, 1st High-Level Talks Post Disengagement
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh will meet Chinese counterpart Dong Jun - the first ministerial-level meeting since the two militaries disengaged in eastern Ladakh last month and India resumed patrolling in Depsang last week.
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"Will Not Allow Paper To...": Jeff Bezos On Washington Post's Kamala Harris Snub
In a rare public defence of his recent decision to pull The Washington Post from endorsing a candidate in the upcoming presidential race, Amazon founder and newspaper owner Jeff Bezos took to the paper's own editorial page to argue for neutrality.
