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Schematic pathways - first, second and third generation ethanol production

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Global Bio-Fuel Alliance – G-20 Summit New Delhi

Lt Gen Pawan Chadha, VSM - February 13, 2024

Layout of the pilot project conceptualised by NTPC REL to produce power through solar energy. A part of solar energy will be used to break water into hydrogen and oxygen and hydrogen will be compressed and stored in cylinders.

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Green Hydrogen – Transformative Fuel For The Future

Lt Gen Pawan Chadha, VSM - January 15, 2024

Map showing Siachen Glacier and Shaksgam Valley

Army Chief Raises Possibility of Demilitarization

Policy & Strategy IMR Reporter - February 15, 2022 0

Should Siachen Glacier Be Held at All Costs? Chief of Army Staff Gen MM Naravane, on January 12, replying to a question submitted in advance,...

Explosion in computers, telecoms and media technology changed the traditional notion of Power itself

Information Warfare is Now a Potent Weapon

Policy & Strategy Devsena Mishra - January 15, 2022 0

Changing Dimensions of Warfare China's Three Warfares Need to to be Countered The changing character of war and its emerging dimensions which are often referred to...

INDIA-CHINA – A Chinese View of India’s Military Strategy

Policy & Strategy IMR Reporter - February 15, 2021 0

A once-in-a-decade military strategy document released by the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) leading think tank in 2013 offers some clues to China's border moves,...

NUCLEAR WEAPONS: Nuclear Dynamics in South Asia

Policy & Strategy Air Mshl Anil Chopra PVSM, AVSM, VM, VSM - November 8, 2020 0

Pakistan continues to be obsessed with Kashmir and its prime minister Imran Khan once again brought up the issue at the UN General Assembly...

Gen MM Naravane, PVSM, AVSM, SM, VSM, ADC

Changes at the top : Challenges Facing the New Army Chief

Policy & Strategy Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020 0

Gen Manoj Naravane has taken over the reins of the Indian Army as Chief of the Army Staff (COAS) when a major reform of...

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