BRICS offers India a strategic platform to promote its developmental goals, maintain strategic autonomy, and influence global governance reforms. However, internal divisions, China’s dominance, and rapid expansion pose significant challenges. India must proactively shape BRICS to preserve its relevance as a cooperative Global South platform.
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The parliamentary debate on Operation Sindoor marked a strategic shift in India’s national security doctrine, showcasing a coordinated diplomatic and military response to cross-border terrorism. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar emphasized global support and outlined a new five-point doctrine, while Defence Minister Rajnath Singh detailed the precise military action that followed the Pahalgam attack. AIMIM MP Asaduddin Owaisi stood out from the opposition, raising critical questions on India’s defence preparedness, reflecting a maturing bipartisan approach to national security.
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The Rohingya crisis reflects a grave global humanitarian failure, with over a million people displaced and inadequate international response. Despite severe persecution and civil war in Myanmar, global powers and institutions have failed to act decisively. Urgent, coordinated efforts are needed to uphold human rights, deliver aid, and ensure long-term solutions for displaced populations.
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India marks the 26th Kargil Vijay Diwas in 2025, honouring the extraordinary bravery of soldiers who reclaimed Indian territory during the 1999 Kargil War. Through nationwide tributes like mountain expeditions, outreach to martyrs’ families, and youth engagement, the Indian Army has kept their legacy alive. The day also reflects India’s transformation into a stronger, tech-enabled military power, inspired by the courage and sacrifices of Kargil’s heroes.
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The traditional air defence doctrine has long relied on Combat Air Patrols (CAP) as the primary means of securing national airspace. Supported by Operation Readiness Platforms (ORP)—fighter jets on ground alert, fully armed, and ready to launch within minutes—CAP missions have historically provided a rapid response to enemy aerial threats, especially near borders or in high-risk areas.
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The article talks about India’s accomplishments in space during the AXIOM 4 mission. Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla has become a new national hero and inspiration for the new generation, and his experiments during his 18-day space mission will help ISRO’s upcoming Gaganyan mission. India has strengthened its scientific muscles through the mission, which will boost India’s space economy and global standing.
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PM Narendra Modi’s historic visit to Croatia marks a strategic shift in India’s foreign policy, enhancing ties with a key Eastern European economy amid broader EU-FTA negotiations. The visit also signals India’s interest in a potential India–Egypt–Croatia trade corridor, offering an alternative to IMEC amid Middle Eastern tensions. This deepening trilateral engagement could reshape India’s economic footprint in Europe and the Mediterranean.
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External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar’s 2025 visit to China marks a cautious revival of dialogue after years of tension following the 2020 Galwan clash. While both nations are adopting a softer diplomatic tone and reactivating bilateral mechanisms, deep-rooted mistrust—especially over the unresolved border and geopolitical rivalries—persists. True normalization will require sustained efforts in trust-building, strategic maturity, and de-escalation on both sides.
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Warfare has drastically evolved from conventional strategies to drone and AI-driven tactics, accelerated by conflicts like Russia-Ukraine and India’s Op Sindoor. Unmanned systems, precision missiles, and cyber warfare are reshaping the battlefield, making adaptability the key to survival. The future of war will be dictated not by strength, but by how swiftly nations adapt to emerging technologies.
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The article critiques the Abraham Accords as a superficial peace effort that excluded the core issue of Palestinian rights and grievances. While the U.S. projected itself as a mediator, the accord primarily served strategic and electoral interests, sidelining lasting peace. Hamas’s rejection and Israel’s continued exclusionary policies further fractured hope for resolution. Ultimately, peace remains elusive amidst entrenched hostility and political opportunism.
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