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The A-SAT Test Restores The India-China Strategic Balance

Our test was timely. Unlike our nuclear tests, the international environment for us to take strategic steps to protect our security is more favourable, particularly because of increased strategic understandings with the US. While we have rightly said that our test was not directed against any country, in reality just as we developed nuclear weapon capability to principally deter China, the A-SAT capability also redresses the India-China strategic balance.

DRDO Offers India Netra AEW&C On New Platform

The C-295 tactical air-lifter will soon be manufactured by Airbus-Tata in India. Airbus C295 Netra on offer to IAF will have same Two radiating planar arrays assembled back-to-back and mounted on top of the fuselage in an active antenna array unit (AAAU) will provide 240° coverage but with improved capabilities, idrw.org reported Wednesday.

Indian Army Recovers Wreckage Of World War II Aircraft

Over 400 American soldiers are believed to have gone missing in aircraft crashes while crossing ‘The Hump’ from India to China, according to reports. The Hump, over the Himalayas, was the main supply route between India and China during World War II, after Myanmar was captured by Japanese troops. The route is believed to have been dangerous due to the mountain peaks and bad weather.

Indian Defence Production On Fast Track

The country has made deliberate strides, though not long enough. A lot will depend on building on the momentum that has been generated. For a change, the MoD is viewed more as a partner by the three services. What would be critical is the national leadership’ will to strengthen the nation’s defence in a rather vulnerable scenario in our region.