Kautilya

The BrahMos Arc: India’s Expanding Strategic Reach Across the Indo-Pacific

The concept of a Chain of BrahMos describes this emerging geographical relationship. It is not a formally announced Indian military strategy or a combined missile command, but a developing pattern in which India’s indigenous defence manufacturing capabilities are contributing to the independent deterrence requirements of several countries situated along important Indo-Pacific maritime routes.

Ayurveda and Menstrual Lifestyle: Food, Rest and Routine for Women’s Wellbeing

Ayurvedic literature discusses menstruation under the concept of Artava, a term associated with female reproductive physiology and the menstrual function. The menstrual cycle is considered an important indicator of reproductive health, with classical descriptions examining its relationship with bodily constitution, nourishment and the functioning of the reproductive system.

Devī’s Final Duel with Śumbha: The Celestial Battle That Ended the Asura Campaign

From the standpoint of military interpretation, the episode explores several enduring principles of warfare: the consequences of losing experienced commanders, the importance of neutralising an adversary’s weapons, the ability to adapt when combat conditions change, and the necessity of defeating the central authority sustaining an aggressive campaign.

Indian Air Force Achieves World’s Highest IL-76MD Landing at Strategic Nyoma Airfield in Ladakh

Located in eastern Ladakh near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with China, Nyoma occupies a strategically important position in India’s northern defence infrastructure. The airfield is situated approximately 25–40 kilometres from the LAC, depending on the sector and reference point, making it one of India’s most strategically positioned military aviation facilities in the region.

Indian Companies’ Overseas Investments Surge 41% to ₹16.71 Lakh Crore, UAE Emerges as Major Destination

According to the RBI, the market value of India’s outstanding overseas direct investment increased from ₹11,86,744 crore at the end of March 2025 to ₹16,71,463 crore at the end of March 2026. The increase of ₹4,84,719 crore represents year-on-year growth of approximately 40.8 percent, demonstrating a substantial expansion in the value of Indian entities’ international investment positions.

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