Indian Defense Review
Indian Defence Review (IDR), quarterly journal, the brainchild of former captain of the Indian Army, was launched on January 1, 1986 as a logical continuum to Lancer established in 1979, the first Indian publishing house dedicated to put forward the military experience and point of view.
Unfinished Reforms in India’s Defense Sector: A Road Map
Dec 8, 2023 · Economic liberalization in the defense production sector came in 2001 by allowing full private sector participation and FDI up to 26%. The GOM recommendation after the Kargil war suggested creation of NTRO (National Technical Research Organisation) for centralized intelligence gathering, positioning a CDS to give single point military advice to the RM (Raksha Mantri – Defence Minister).
From Borders to Boardrooms: India's Military Diplomacy …
Feb 12, 2024 · From borders to boardrooms, your path is clear, Leading the world with courage, year after year. India’s foreign policy trajectory has undergone a transformative journey, marked by a departure from Cold War-era alignments and a …
On the way to the modernisation of Indian naval power
Feb 29, 2024 · Primarily, India’s maritime security is focused on China and Pakistan. Both are not only unfriendly but also unpredictable neighbours. Taking into account how fast both adversaries are expanding and upgrading their naval capability, India has to keep abreast with such preparedness as can match the dual attack in a conflict situation.
Indian Military Doctrine: An Analysis - Indian Defence Review
Jan 11, 2018 · The Joint Doctrine. The Indian Military Doctrine should flow from what is mentioned above. The Indian Army, Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force (IAF) doctrines ideally should flow from the military doctrine.
India’s Longstanding Defense and Arms Relationship with Russia: …
Jan 29, 2024 · India’s defense production for the year 2022-23 was over $15 billion (Indian Defense Ministry). India is currently manufacturing some of its own planes, guns and ships like the fighter plane (Tejas), submarines (Scorpene and Arihant class), tanks (Arjun), artillery guns (Dhanush and ATAGs), corvettes, frigates, missile destroyers, and even an aircraft carrier.
Modernisation of Defence Forces - Indian Defence Review
Feb 21, 2011 · Unfortunately, what many of us are unable to grasp is the basic fact that building sufficient military power is a time consuming process. To visualize the challenges to its security, identify weapon systems to meet emerging threats evaluate, induct and integrate it — and to conduct appropriate training of troops to be able to use it optimally takes many years.
Defense industry - Indian Defence Review
The upcoming Exercise Steadfast Dart 25 underscores NATO’s resolve to remain vigilant and prepared amid escalating global tensions. This operation is pivotal in demonstrating the alliance’s ability to adapt and…
India’s Military Readiness Challenge - Indian Defence Review
Feb 26, 2023 · Being Ready and Relevant . Given the nature of emerging national security threats and challenges, some of which are not clearly discernible, there is a need to build sufficient theoretical rigour and learning among India’s defence policy makers and practitioners in order to contextualise and address the problem of military readiness, both at …
British Government Weighs Eurofighter vs. F-35 in Critical Defense …
17 hours ago · However, the Eurofighter has struggled in international markets, often losing to the more advanced F-35 in major procurement deals.In the domestic context, the Typhoon’s continued production could sustain thousands of British jobs and preserve critical engineering expertise as the UK eyes its next-generation Tempest program.. Advanced combat capabilities