‘What all could have happened if we had Rafale?’ This statement by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi surfaced
‘What all could have happened if we had Rafale?’ This statement by India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi surfaced
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Ever since Xi Jinping announced a comprehensive defence overhaul of China’s military, developing an indigenous aero-engine.
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Readers are more interested in the aircraft than the weapons that bring them down. Kenneth P. Werrell’s timeless saying is
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‘The only thing harder than getting a new idea into the military mind is to get an old one out.’ Captain Basil
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‘It was sweeping round swiftly and steadily, this flaming death, this invisible, inevitable sword of
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Growing use of drones in contemporary military operations has transformed them into one of the most formidable innovations on the battlefield. According to a study, over 95 states possess drone technology, among which more than ten countries have used drones for active combat
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With the outburst of the Russia-Ukraine war and the seismic effects of climate change, the Arctic is once again in the geopolitical spotlight. The growing accessibility to the untapped hydrocarbon reserves and increased maritime traffic
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Composed of 86 billion neurons, the human brain is nothing short of an absolute marvel. This composite cobweb is slowly but surely becoming a technological hotspot, with massive funds poured to detect and record its activity and synergise it with smart devices, a phenomenon called Brain-Chip Interface (BCI).
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In the escalating theatre of great power competition, semiconductors have emerged as indispensable actors. These tiny components, often smaller than a fingernail, are the backbone of a wide array of applications, from communications and aerospace to automobiles and advanced weapon systems.
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