MiG-21

India Retires Final MiG-21 Squadrons as Air Force Initiates Large-Scale Demilitarization, Material Recovery, and Heritage Conservation Operations

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has officially brought down the curtain on one of the most iconic chapters in Indian military aviation history with the retirement of the legendary Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 fighter aircraft. After more than six decades of operational...
Operation Sindoor

India’s Rafale Image Alteration Raises Strategic Questions Over Operation Sindoor Air Combat Outcomes and Reopens Pakistan’s Longstanding Shootdown Narrative

The appearance of blurred tail numbers on India’s flagship Rafale fighter aircraft has reopened one of South Asia’s most politically sensitive military controversies, reviving unresolved questions surrounding combat losses, operational security doctrine, and strategic information warfare after the intense India–Pakistan...
Twin-Seat Su-57

Russia’s Twin-Seat Su-57 Could Become A Flying Command Center For Manned-Unmanned Warfare As India Reconsiders Its Stealth Fighter Options

Russia’s long-rumored twin-seat variant of the Sukhoi Su-57 may have entered early testing, signaling a potentially significant evolution of Moscow’s flagship stealth fighter program at a time when the aircraft is being aggressively marketed to India. The first indications emerged...
Tejas Mk1A

India’s Tejas Mk1A Fighter Programme Faces Strategic Crossroads as Air Force Considers Accepting Incomplete Electronic Warfare Automation to Prevent Further Induction Delays

India’s indigenous fighter modernization programme is approaching a strategically sensitive turning point as mounting delays surrounding the Light Combat Aircraft programme increasingly force difficult decisions between technological perfection and immediate operational necessity. Reports emerging from India’s defence establishment indicate that...
China-Pakistan border

China’s Strategic Calculus: Why Beijing Continues Backing Pakistan Against India

China’s rhetoric of peaceful coexistence lies a far harder strategic reality. Beijing increasingly views India not merely as a regional competitor, but as a long-term geopolitical rival capable of challenging Chinese dominance across Asia. In pursuit of that objective, Beijing...
BrahMos-II

India Advances Hypersonic Missile Programme With Record 1,200-Second Scramjet Test Despite BrahMos-II Slowdown

India has taken a significant step forward in its hypersonic weapons development programme following a record-breaking scramjet combustor test conducted by the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (Defence Research and Development Organisation) Hyderabad-based laboratory. The milestone strengthens India’s position among...
China Expands Bay of Bengal

China Expands Toward Bay of Bengal, India Reimagines Its Eastern Seaboard as a Strategic and Economic Powerhouse

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has repeatedly stressed that the Indo-Pacific must remain “free, open and inclusive.” Increasingly, India’s eastern seaboard is becoming the central pillar of that vision, transforming from a largely economic coastline into a critical geopolitical and...
India MIRV-Capable Advanced Agni Missile Flight Test

India’s Successful MIRV-Capable Advanced Agni Missile Flight Test Marks, Reshaping Nuclear Deterrence Dynamics Across Indo-Pacific

India’s successful flight-test of an advanced Agni-class ballistic missile equipped with Multiple Independently Targeted Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) technology on 8 May has emerged as a defining moment in South Asia’s evolving strategic landscape, intensifying scrutiny across the Indo-Pacific amid accelerating...
Vladimir Putin

Armenia Expands Security and Defense Ties With France and India While Putin Says EU Membership Referendum Is “Logical” Next Step

Russian President Vladimir Putin has said it would be “logical” for Armenia to hold a referendum on joining the European Union, signaling Moscow’s growing unease over Yerevan’s rapid geopolitical pivot toward the West after hosting a major European summit for...
J-10CE

China Ramps Up J-10CE Export Campaign and Future Upgrades After Indo-Pak Conflict Claims of “Multiple Kills, Zero Losses”

China has intensified its campaign to market the J-10CE multi-role fighter jet globally, using the aircraft’s alleged combat performance during the India-Pakistan conflict last year as a centerpiece of a renewed export drive. On May 7, Chinese state media aired...
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