Op-Eds Opinion
When the USS Gerald R. Ford, the most expensive aircraft carrier ever built, began struggling with repeated sewage system failures, the story sounded like a rejected script from a slapstick comedy. A $13 billion symbol of American naval dominance, packed with electromagnetic catapults and next-generation combat tech, was effectively being defeated by clogged pipes and […]
Defence National
India is expected to commission its third indigenous nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine by the summer of 2026, further strengthening its strategic maritime deterrence. The submarine, INS Aridhaman, is currently in the final stages of trials and is likely to be inducted into service in the coming months. Indian Navy To Commission Third Indigenous Nuclear Submarine
International
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the Choe Hyon naval destroyer at a defence exhibition, where he called for the navy to be ready to “thoroughly deter or counter and punish the enemy’s provocations.” Military Showcase and Inspection The visit was part of the annual Defence Development exhibition in North Korea, which highlights the […]
Op-Eds Opinion
When nations secure their frontiers and prepare for the future, they do not ask for certificates of approval from political dynasties or foreign-funded activists. They act with resolve, because history punishes hesitation. The Great Nicobar project is not just about ports, airports, and power stations. It is about India’s place in the world, about our […]