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OPINION | Tactical Airspace Control: Why the Army Must Own the Tactical Sky from Battalion to Corps
Modern battlefields blur the line between ground and air, as drones, loitering munitions, artillery, and GBAD systems compete in the same tactical sky. To prevent chaos and fratricide, the Army must own this battlespace from company to corps, institutionalising ROZs, kill boxes, JTAC/FAC networks, and integrated deconfliction. Victory tomorrow will depend less on 30,000 feet of airpower, and more on controlling 300 feet above the battlefield.
Sep 294 min read
OPINION | Submarine Showdown: India’s Arighat vs. Pakistan’s Agosta
By Ruchi Singh In a significant development, the Indian Navy recently commissioned its second nuclear-powered ballistic missile...
Sep 33 min read
OPINION | Mumbai, Kabul, and Beyond: Chronicling ISI-Supported Terrorist Attacks
By Major General RPS Bhadauria (Retd) Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) has emerged as one of the most destabilising forces in...
Sep 15 min read
OPINION | INS Nistar as a Force Multiplier: What is the Operational Impact and Strategic Implications?
By Commodore Ranjit Rai (Retd) The commissioning of INS Nistar on 18 July 2025 marks a watershed moment for the Indian Navy’s underwater...
Sep 14 min read
OPINION | Rising Tide: Indian Navy’s Strategic Expansion of Anti-Submarine Fleet to Counter Sino-Pak Naval Collaboration
By Aritra Banerjee India is racing to stay a step ahead beneath the waves, pouring unprecedented resources into antisubmarine warfare as...
Sep 14 min read
PODCAST | Ep. 137 Fragile Lines: Water, War, Balochistan, and Pakistan’s Shifting Reality | Syed Ali Zia Jaffery
In this episode, we explore the far-reaching implications of the recent escalation between India and Pakistan following the Pahalgam...
Aug 282 min read
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