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Army Chief Raises Possibility of Demilitarization

IMR Reporter - February 15, 2022

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

IMR Reporter - February 15, 2021

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...

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...

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...

Schematic pathways - first, second and third generation ethanol production

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

Policy & Strategy Lt Gen Pawan Chadha, VSM - February 13, 2024 0

Introduction With population of India touching 140 billion and having undergone a rapid and sustained economic expansion in the last 10 years, demand for energy...

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.

Green Hydrogen – Transformative Fuel For The Future

Policy & Strategy Lt Gen Pawan Chadha, VSM - January 15, 2024 0

Introduction In the visionary words of the Indian Prime Minister spoken from the ramparts of Red Fort on 15 Aug 2021, ‘Not only will Green...

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