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Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping ahead of the Wuhan informal summit in April 2018.

Sino-Indian posturing on talks table, terrain and high seas

Much of the Sino-Indian relationship is about posturing, in order to keep the ties going smoothly.

25 Sept 2019 1:09 AM IST

The Apache helicopter takes flight

Acquiring Apache helicopters is good news for the Air Force

Hopefully, the entry of the Apache will begin a process of making good our glaring and long-standing deficiencies.

16 Sept 2019 6:49 AM IST

Preparations underway ahead of the event (Photo: PIB)

Indian Army beats seven nations to win Scout Masters

The Indian Army, which participated in the competition for the first time, fielded a team selected and trained by...

19 Aug 2019 12:07 AM IST

Surprise, Strategy and Vijay: 20 Years of Kargil and Beyond, By Lt Gen (Dr) V.K. Ahluwalia and Col Narjit Singh Centre for Land Warfare Studies & Pentagon Press pp 320; Rs 1,195.

Stealthily, the enemy sneaked into paradise

Even as an old soldier, he experienced again the fear of climbing the rugged heights.

9 Aug 2019 1:08 AM IST

Indian soldiers after winning a battle during the Kargil wa

Wounds fester, strife continues; dispute unsettled after 20 years

Operation Vijay was an intensification of Pakistan's fourth war against India, which, since the late 1980s, continues...

29 July 2019 1:20 AM IST

A Prime Minister to Remember: Memories of a Military Chief, By Admiral Sushil Kumar, Konark pp 135, Rs 650.

Where Nehru failed, Vajpayee excelled

The admiral reveals how a statesman-like Prime Minister took pains to gain insights into its diverse Armed Forces.

5 July 2019 1:20 AM IST

Indian ambassador to Italy, Reenat Sandhu and a group of Indian, Italian and other foreign officers at the Urn Presentation ceremony.

Italians are grateful to Indian soldiers who had helped them in World...

Almost 50,000 Indian troops, mostly between the ages of 19 to 22, fought for Italy's liberation during World War II.

11 Jun 2019 1:17 AM IST

The public-private tussle in India over defence shipbuilding

GRSE is executing an order for five FPVs for the ICG, of which ICGS Priyadarshini is the first in the series.

7 May 2019 5:10 AM IST

A piper from the Indian Armys Rajputana Rifles at the Delhi War Cemetary. (Photo: Anil Bhat)

An evening of Indian and Canadian bagpipers

Bagpipe music has caught the fancy of Indians and has become popular in some parts of the country.

23 April 2019 12:10 AM IST

Communalism couldnt hold back this Sarkari Mussalman

Communalism couldn't hold back this Sarkari Mussalman'

Adopted by his mother's sister, Zameer spent his first five years with her and his maternal grandfather, from whom he...

12 April 2019 2:05 AM IST

Students in Kolkata pay a floral tribute to the martyr. (Photo: PTI)

Despite shying away from history, Pak honours Bhagat Singh legacy

The Bhagat Singh Archives and Resource Centre has 300 books on Bhagat Singh which will be useful for research scholars.

1 April 2019 12:17 AM IST

Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman (extreme right), accompanied by Group Captain Joy Thomas Kurien, Indias air attache at the high commission in Islamabad, and Dr Fariha Bugati of the Pakistan foreign office, prepares to cross the Wagah-Attari border on February 28 on his way home on being freed from two-day captivity in Pakistan after his MiG-21 Bison fighter was shot down. (Photo: PTI)

After Pulwama: The good, the bad and the ugly

But the February 14 attack had not merely been a heinous one.

13 March 2019 2:45 AM IST