India’s Strategic Pivot in Central Asia: From Ayni Airbase Withdrawal to Potential Foothold at Bagram- A Geopolitical Masterstroke amid Regional Realignments

New Delhi: In the intricate chessboard of Central Asian geopolitics, where alliances shift with the precision of a fighter jet’s evasive manoeuvre, New Delhi has executed what analysts are describing as a textbook case of adaptive power projection. India’s quiet withdrawal from Tajikistan’s Ayni Airbase in late 2025, long hailed as the Indian Air Force’s…

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Foreign officers of Junior Command course visit Mandu and see Cultural Heritage there

In a striking fusion of modern military diplomacy and ancient history, a contingent of international officers recently traded their tactical maps for the sandstone corridors of the Mandu Fort. Currently stationed at the Army War College (AWC) in Mhow for the prestigious Junior Command (JC) course, these officers from friendly foreign countries embarked on a…

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The Steel of the 14th Army: Honoring the Indian Heroes of the Burma Campaign By Maj Gen Harvijay Singh, SM

In the sweltering heat of March 1945, the fate of Southeast Asia hung in the balance. The British Fourteenth Army, often called the ‘Forgotten Army’, was locked in the longest and bloodiest campaign of World War II. At the heart of this struggle were the Indian Infantry Divisions, whose ethos and traditions were forged in…

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Foreign Nationals held in India over alleged Drone training for Myanmar militants

Kolkata: Indian authorities have detained seven foreign nationals accused of providing drone and weapons training to militant groups operating across the border in Myanmar, in a case that has raised fresh concerns about regional security and transnational networks exploiting porous frontiers. According to India’s premier counterterrorism agency, the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the individuals, one…

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How China and India are Navigating Abnormalities

In an era of global instability, Asia’s giants are taking divergent strategic paths. China is aggressively scaling advanced, multi-domain military assets to project hegemonic power across the Indo-Pacific. Meanwhile, India is radically restructuring its military-industrial base, prioritizing absolute self-reliance (Aatmanirbharta) and integrated theatre commands to achieve unshakeable strategic autonomy by 2047.

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Today’s Relevance in the Military History of India- Remembering Gabar Singh Negi, The Young Garhwal Rifleman Whose Valor Lit the Trenches of Neuve Chapelle

Maj Gen Harvijay Singh, Veteran, Chandigarh, March 10, 2026—- Author of this Article Amid the mud-soaked fields of northern France, where the First World War’s brutal stalemate had turned battlefields into labyrinths of wire and despair, a 19-year-old from the hills of Uttarakhand etched his name into the annals of military courage. Today, on the…

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Trump’s Fiery Warning to Iran Amid Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Global Oil Markets Teeter on the Brink

In a stark escalation of rhetoric that has reverberated across world capitals, US President Donald Trump issued a blistering threat on social media late Monday, vowing to unleash ‘overwhelming force- twenty times harder’, should Iran persist in disrupting oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. The post, shared on X (formerly Twitter) and cross-posted to…

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Indo–Thai CORPAT 2026- Strengthening Maritime Synergy in the Andaman Sea

The 41st edition of the coordinated patrol (CORPAT) between the Indian Navy and the Royal Thai Navy concluded recently after a week-long exercise in the Andaman Sea, reaffirming the growing maritime partnership between India and Thailand. Conducted from February 28 to March 6, 2026, the exercise highlighted the increasing operational synergy between the two navies…

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