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India to be standby on trade pillar in IPEF
Economics
Vaibhav Tomar • Sep 15, 2022

India to be standby on trade pillar in IPEF

The IPEF was launched on May 23, 2022 jointly by US and other countries of Indo Pacific region. It was initially composed of 14 founding member nations. Fiji was the first South Pacific Island nation to join the group. The invitation to oth...

India-US Defence  Exercises and the China Factor
Military
Ridipt Singh • Sep 1, 2022

India-US Defence Exercises and the China Factor

Under the banner of Yudh Abhyas, the Armed forces of India and the United States of America (USA) will conduct their joint military exercises from 14 to 31 October. The two-week exercise will focus on high-altitude warfare and will be held ...

QUAD and the agenda for the future
Security
Samikshya Das • Jun 19, 2022

QUAD and the agenda for the future

The Prime Ministers of India, Japan, and Australia, as well as the US President, launched the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) on May 24, a day before the Quad leaders' second in-person Summit in Tokyo, with Indonesia, South Korea, Ma...

The Indo-China Border: New developments in 2022
Military
Poonam Jindal • May 29, 2022

The Indo-China Border: New developments in 2022

India and China share 3,488 kilometers of land border covering four states and one union territory of India. It is a high-altitude terrain with harsh climatic conditions leading to inadequate development of infrastructure. The two countries...

India and UK: Exploring New Possibilities
Politics
Gaurav Sen • May 7, 2022

India and UK: Exploring New Possibilities

With Prime Minister Boris Johnson visit, there is a chance! A chance to reinvigorate a relationship that has initially been suffered a scathing bipartisan due to the India’s hunting colonial past. Later, continued after India’s independence...

Indian Drones along the India- China Border
Technology
Siddhant Bajpai • Feb 11, 2022

Indian Drones along the India- China Border

Armed forces of various great powers and regional powers are now integrating drones into their force structures and operational doctrines. They are being deployed not only for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) purposes bu...

Marine Pollution in the Indian Ocean: An alarming bell
Environment
Hargun Kaur • Feb 10, 2022

Marine Pollution in the Indian Ocean: An alarming bell

The Indian Ocean is the third largest ocean on earth, covering about 20 per cent of the earth's water surface. It expands to South Asia in the north, Africa and Arabia in the west, South East Asia and Australia in the east, and Antarctica t...

Countering Drones: Technology and Other Options
Technology
Devesh Singh • Jan 27, 2022

Countering Drones: Technology and Other Options

In 2019, a Hollywood action-thriller movie Angel Has Fallen depicted a futuristic scene in which the US President faces a swarm of drones in the middle of a river. To protect the President against the attack, a secret service agent Mike Ban...

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