Dr Rajesh Jauhri

contact: drrajeshjauhri@gmail.com Dr Rajesh Jauhri is a Journalist with an experience of over 25 years in Indian and foreign media, a Social Scientist, an Ac-complished Author, a Political & Strategic Analyst, a Marksman (Rifle & Pistol), an Orator, a Thinker and an Educationist. He holds a Ph.D. degree on “Impact of colonial heritage on Indian police”. He runs an NGO dedicated to the social and eco-nomic uplift of tribal communities in MP and two decades back, he established a school in a village of Indore district, providing education and moral values to children belonging to underprivileged and minority families. Has received multiple awards in various fields.

Army’s swift action restores vital Srinagar-Leh Highway traffic, Civilians helped by troops after road accident in Ladakh

Leh In a demonstration of their unwavering commitment to both national security and civilian welfare, troops from the Indian Army’s “Forever in Operations Division” (8 Mountain Division) swiftly recovered a vehicle involved in an accident near Heniskot in the Bodhkharbu area on July 1, 2026. Acting in close coordination with personnel from the Khangral Police…

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Ancient Wisdom Illuminating Modern Statecraft: Prof Paranjpe on Kautilya’s Arthashastra and India’s Strategic Evolution at AWC

Mhow: In an era where strategic thinking increasingly draws upon both historical precedents and contemporary realities, the Army War College (AWC) in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh, hosted a compelling session that bridged ancient Indian intellectual traditions with the demands of modern military leadership. Titled “Ancient Wisdom to Modern Statecraft @ Arthashastra,” the lecture by Prof Shrikant…

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Pisarv’s ‘Nabhrakshak’ drones advance India’s EW Resilient drone capabilities

In an era where unmanned aerial systems (UAS) define the contours of modern conflict, from Ukraine’s battlefields to high-altitude Himalayan frontiers, India’s defence ecosystem is rapidly maturing. Indigenous innovation is playing a pivotal role, bolstered by the government’s ‘Make in India’ initiative. A notable contributor is Pisarv Innovations, an Indore-based deep-tech start-up that has successfully…

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US-Iran escalation in the Strait of Hormuz: A Childish Tit-for-Tat with Global Repercussions

In a troubling display of reciprocal aggression, the United States and Iran have once again plunged the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz into crisis, reminding the international community that great power rivalry can sometimes devolve into reckless, schoolyard-like confrontation. The latest exchange underscores a dangerous pattern where both sides prioritize immediate retaliation over strategic restraint,…

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Honouring the fallen in Op Sindoor followed by Denial in Parliament sparks Debate: Names of 6 martyred personnel added to National War Memorial

New Delhi The Indian government has formally inscribed the names of six armed forces personnel who made the ultimate sacrifice during Op Sindoor onto the Roll of Honour at the National War Memorial. This marks the first official public disclosure of military fatalities from the 2025 cross-border counter-terror operation. Keywords: – Operation Sindoor martyrs National…

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Veteran achievers award: Army honours exemplary service beyond uniform

Leh/Ladakh The Chief of the Army Staff Gen Upendra Dwivedi conferred the prestigious Veteran Achievers Awards (VAA) on five distinguished military veterans during his recent visit to the Fire & Fury Corps headquarters. The recognition celebrates their outstanding post-retirement contributions to veterans’ welfare, healthcare, community development, and nation-building in the strategically vital Ladakh region. Keywords:…

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Army opens new chapter in Ladakh’s educational landscape under Op Sadbhavana

Tangtse, Ladakh In a significant step towards strengthening community resilience in one of India’s most challenging high-altitude regions, the Indian Army’s Fire & Fury Corps (XIV Corps) has inaugurated a modern library at Tangtse under the ambit of Operation Sadbhavana. The facility was dedicated in the presence of Nitish Rajora, IAS, Deputy Commissioner of Changthang…

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Fragile Ceasefire: IDF precision strike eliminates Hezbollah Cell in Southern Lebanon

Tel Aviv Israeli forces conducted a targeted airstrike in southern Lebanon on Friday, killing seven Hezbollah operatives near the border, the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) confirmed. The operation underscores persistent tensions despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire that took effect earlier in June. According to the IDF, troops from the elite Egoz Commando Unit identified the group…

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Netra Mk-1 Achieves Final Operational Clearance: IAF’s Indigenous ‘Eye in the Sky’ Ready for Full Combat Role

New Delhi The Indian Air Force has achieved a major milestone in its quest for self-reliance with the granting of Final Operational Clearance (FOC) to the indigenous Netra Mk-1 Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) system. The clearance was formally handed over by DRDO’s Centre for Airborne Systems (CABS) to the IAF yesterday, at a…

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India Launches Operation Amistad: Rapid Deployment of Medical Aid to Earthquake-Hit Venezuela Highlights Humanitarian Reach

New Delhi In a swift demonstration of its growing role as a first responder in global disasters, India has dispatched two Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster aircraft under ‘Operation Amistad’ to deliver critical medical support and relief supplies to northern Venezuela, devastated by twin powerful earthquakes earlier this week. The mission, whose name translates to…

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