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Air Force Day: Reliving the legacy of IAF Marshall Arjan Singh Air Force Day: Reliving the legacy of IAF Marshall Arjan Singh Arjan Singh Was Born On April 15, 1919 In Pakistans Faisalabad To A Military Family. At The Age Of 19, He Joined The Indian Air Force. A Year Later, He Was Commissioned From Englands Royal Air Force College Cranwell. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Vivek Arya | Updated on: 08 Oct 2017, 02:00:09 PM New Delhi: The Marshal of Indian Air For...

India-Saudi Security Ties Getting Stronger While energy security continues to dominate the agenda, security and defense cooperation are becoming more important in the India-Saudi relationship.   February 19, 2021 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi meets with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman in Riyadh, October 2019. Credit: Indian Ministry of External Affairs Advertisement India and Saudi Arabia have long enjoyed cordial relations, primarily driven b...

India-China-Myanmar interaction to be of ‘great geopolitical and economic significance’: Chinese media India-China-Myanmar interaction to be of ‘great geopolitical and economic significance’: Chinese media An India-China-Myanmar The-lateral Interaction Will Be An Interesting Topic In The Future As It Will Be Of “great Geopolitical And Economic Significance To The Region, An Article In The Chinese State Media Said On Monday. PTI | Updated on...

PM Modi is worlds most important prime minister, says Israeli daily ahead of his visit PM Modi is worlds most important prime minister, says Israeli daily ahead of his visit Wake Up: The Most Important PM Of The World Is Coming, Is How Prime Minister Narendra Modis Forthcoming Visit To Israel, The First By An Indian Premier, Is Described In An Article In One Of The Leading Israeli Business Daily. PTI | Updated on: 27 Jun 2017, 06:28:47 PM Jerusalem: "Wake up: the...

Military Literature Festival: ‘India should shed hesitation and embrace QUAD to tame China’ © Provided by Hindustan Times Former Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba (retd) (HT PHOTO) Underlining military manoeuvres and challenges from China, security and foreign experts at the Military Literature Festival (MLF) on Saturday suggested that India must shed hesitation and adopt a more aggressive approach by embracing quadrilateral security dialogue or QUAD to tame the dragon. Former Ch...

“The way China threatens us today requires us to dynamically improve national economic capacity, not only the military capability, in partnerships with intensive international coalitions for which QUAD could be the central fulcrum for the time being,” Raja Mohan said. Moderating the discussion, Admiral Sunil Lanba expounded on the genesis of Quadrilateral Security Dialogue or Quad as a club of four nations comprising India, US, Japan and Australia which was mooted by the then Japanese Prime...

Chandigarh, December 19 Pointing out that China believing that its power based on its impressive economic growth gives it a position of pre-eminence in the Asian region and hence it need not adhere to any kind of a multi lateral arrangement, Shyam Saran, former foreign secretary, said that If this is China’s approach, then there is no alternative but to have a strong coalition to push back against such aggressive behavior. Stating that India should have less hesitation in taking this forward ...

Focus on multilateral partnerships to check challenges posed by China: Experts SECTIONS Last Updated: Dec 19, 2020, 09:53 PM IST Share Synopsis The views were expressed by a group of panelists including former Navy Chief Admiral Sunil Lanba during an exchange held virtually on the second day of the Military Literary Festival 2020 on "The Quad: The Emerging Indo-Pacific Naval Alliance". India faces growing threats and it needs more partnerships than it has ever needed before globally, Raja Moha...

Chandigarh, December 19 Pointing out that China believing that its power based on its impressive economic growth gives it a position of pre-eminence in the Asian region and hence it need not adhere to any kind of a multi lateral arrangement, Shyam Saran, former foreign secretary, said that If this is China’s approach, then there is no alternative but to have a strong coalition to push back against such aggressive behavior. Stating that India should have less hesitation in taking this forward ...

India faces a significant military challenge from China, experts have opined (File photo) CHANDIGARH: Underlining “brazen” military manoeuvres and “unprecedented scale of challenge" from China, security experts on Saturday suggested India must adopt a more aggressive demeanour to forge issue-based geo-strategic multilateral partnerships like Quad to leverage countrys full potential in checking the dragon in its rank. The views were expressed by a group of panelists including former Navy ...