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.

India rules out Su-57 acquisition, Prioritises Super Sukhoi Upgrades

India’s Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh has firmly ruled out any near-term plans to acquire Russia’s Su-57 fifth-generation fighter, stating that New Delhi is not considering new Sukhoi variants. In a recent interview, Singh declared: “No, we have not thought about Sukhois… If you are asking about the new version of the Sukhois, the answer…

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Counterfeit combat fabric selling network busted in Rajasthan’s border district- Does it sound worrisome?

A joint operation by Army intelligence units and the Rajasthan Police on July 30 uncovered a supply chain of unauthorised military-pattern combat cloth in Sriganganagar district, a sensitive border region adjoining Pakistan. Nearly 1,000 metres of counterfeit fabric matching the Army’s exclusive digital camouflage pattern were recovered from multiple shops in Sriganganagar town, Lalgarh Jattan…

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Big leap in Logistics: Indian Army unveils indigenous XWG diesel for extreme cold operations

Chief of the Army Staff General Dhiraj Seth today launched Xtreme Weather Grade (XWG) Diesel at the Manekshaw Centre, marking a significant advance in India’s defence logistics capability. Developed jointly by the Indian Army and Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL) along with other oil marketing companies within one year, the specialised fuel remains operational at…

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Indian Air Force intensifies Humanitarian Mission in flood-hit Assam and Nagaland

Reaffirming its commitment beyond conventional military operations, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has mounted an extensive Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR) mission across the flood-ravaged states of Assam and Nagaland, providing life-saving support to communities cut off by severe flooding and landslides. According to official information released by the IAF, its helicopter fleet has…

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US Navy awards record $76.6 Billion contracts for 14 Next-Generation Submarines

The US Department of War has awarded a historic $76.6 billion package of shipbuilding contracts to expand America’s undersea warfighting capabilities, covering nine Block VI Virginia-class attack submarines and five Build II Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines. Announced on July 29, 2026, the awards go primarily to General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton, Connecticut, and Huntington…

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India achieves milestone with first Indigenous Expendable Turbojet Engine

Bengaluru/New Delhi In a significant boost to India’s push for self-reliance in critical defence technologies, the Defence Research and Development Organisation’s (DRDO) Gas Turbine Research Establishment (GTRE) has successfully developed the country’s first indigenous expendable turbojet engine in the 350 kg thrust class. The engine, designated as an Advanced Turbo Gas Generator (ATGG), was fully…

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Air Vice Marshal shares insights on Air Defence Operations at Army War College

Mhow In a significant step towards fostering jointness among India’s armed forces, Air Vice Marshal Ashok Raj Thakur, Assistant Chief of Air Staff (Operations – Air Defence) at Air Headquarters, delivered a comprehensive briefing to officers attending the Higher Command Course (HCC) at the Army War College (AWC), Mhow. The interaction focused on “Air Defence…

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India’s ‘Operation Lancer’ secures distressed vessel off Great Nicobar, reinforces maritime vigil in strategic waters

Port Blair/New Delhi In a textbook demonstration of rapid response and operational readiness, the Andaman and Nicobar Command (ANC) successfully executed ‘Operation Lancer’ to assist the distressed NUC vessel MV Pyra, averting a potential maritime disaster in India’s strategically vital eastern seaboard. Upon receiving a distress call from the vessel, which had suffered a complete…

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Op Sindoor anniversary marked with Green Initiative at Bihar’s Danapur Cantt, Governor plants sapling

In a poignant blend of remembrance and sustainability, Danapur Cantonment commemorated the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor with a unique environmental drive that planted 350 Sindoor saplings, symbolising the enduring spirit of sacrifice, national resolve, and ecological responsibility. Keywords: Operation Sindoor, Danapur Cantt Plantation Drive, Bihar Governor Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain, Indian Army Green…

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