This article interrogates Bollywood’s collaborations with Turkey despite its anti-India positioning. It analyses the cultural and financial implications through the lens of national interest. In the wake of the Boycott Turkey call, it urges a strategic realignment of Bharat’s cultural diplomacy via B(harat)ollywood.
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When the war erupted in 2022, very few imagined the sky to be the most disputed territory, and even fewer thought the drones that cost less than a smartphone would reshape the battlefield. Yet that’s exactly what has happened, and today the war has turned into a life experiment in drone technology with adaptation from both sides.
View More Drone Wars: Ukraine & Russia creating Battlefields of tomorrow
The recent targeting of Foreign Secretary, Mr Vikram Misri, a senior Indian diplomat, through doctored personal imagery and suggestive social media commentary, represents a textbook case of information warfare (IW) intended to weaken institutional credibility.
View More India’s Narrative Resilience: The Failed Targeting of Vikram Misri
From ‘A for Bharat’ to ‘B for the World’, India positions itself as a trusted global partner in space exploration at the Global Space Exploration Conference held in New Delhi At a time when space has become the final frontier not only for exploration but also for geopolitics, India has made a powerful statement: it is no longer just participating—it is leading.
View More India’s Cosmic Leap: GLEX 2025
Thwarts Pakistani Missile and Drone Onslaught After Operation Sindoor Following India’s precision strike on terror camps under Operation Sindoor (May 7, 2025), Pakistan launched a large-scale missile and drone offensive targeting 15 Indian cities. India’s S-400 Triumf air defense system, dubbed Sudarshan Chakra, played a decisive role by intercepting over 20 incoming threats, showcasing its superiority in deterring regional aerial aggression. With three squadrons operational and two more on the way, the S-400 is now central to India’s defense posture against both Pakistan and China.
View More S-400 “Sudarshan Chakra” Shields India
In today’s hybrid warfare era, controlling the narrative is as crucial as battlefield success. This article explores Operation Sindoor (May 2025), India’s precision strike in PoJK, and the ensuing digital clash. India’s narrative—lawful, restrained, and inclusive, marked by female leadership—stood in stark contrast to Pakistan’s provocative, misogynistic counter-campaign.
View More India’s Narrative Integrity Amid Pakistan’s Digital Provocation
India’s recent approval of Rs 7,000 crore deal for 307 units of the Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System (ATAGS) in March 2025 marks a significant step in its Defence modernisation.
View More ATAGS Procurement: Strengthening Indigenous Defence
India launched Operation Sindoor, targeting terror camps in Pakistan and PoK on May 7, 2025. The move responded to the Pahalgam attack that killed 26 civilians, including one Nepali. Named after the sindoor of widowed women, it symbolised a vow of justice. India showed strength with restraint—terror will not go unpunished.
View More Operation Sindoor: A Vermilion Vow against Terror
A peaceful spring afternoon in the Baisaran Valley of Pahalgam, a scenic tourist destination in the Kashmir region of India, was transformed into a blood-soaked horror show on April 22, 2025. In grim recollection of the dark days of terrorism in the area, the heavily armed attackers had surprised a group of tourists and gunned them down in cold blood.
View More Operation Sindoor: Revenge of the Pahalgam Massacre
India’s air defence landscape is undergoing a transformative shift, propelled by emerging threats and rapid technological advancements. With challenges ranging from drones to hypersonic missiles, India is compelled to modernise its defence systems, integrate cutting-edge technologies and address logistical hurdles.
View More Guardians of the Skies: Inside India’s Next-Gen Air Defence Strategy
