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China’s Atlas Drone Swarm Raises India Security Concerns Why in the News ? China’s People’s Liberation Army recently unveiled the Atlas drone swarm system, capable of launching nearly 100 drones simultaneously. The system’s autonomous capabilities and deployment near the Line of Actual Control (LAC) raise serious concerns for India’s defence preparedness. Atlas Drone Swarm: Features …
Read MoreRaisina Dialogue 2026 Begins in New Delhi Why in the News ? The 11th edition of the Raisina Dialogue was inaugurated in New Delhi by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with Finland’s President Alexander Stubb as Chief Guest. The global forum brings together leaders and experts to discuss major geopolitical and geo-economic challenges, including issues of …
Read MoreNEW DELHI’S RELATIVE ISOLATION, INDIA’S TRYST WITH TERROR Why in the News? The present phase can be described as India’s moment of reckoning in world politics. Despite strong diplomatic credentials, India is increasingly perceived as an outlier rather than a major global player. It has largely remained on the sidelines in major conflict zones, particularly …
Read MoreA New Era of Tech-Savvy Terror: Lessons from the Delhi Blast and India’s Evolving Security Challenges Syllabus: GS 2 ● Terrrorism ● International relations Why in the News The Delhi blast highlights a new phase of terrorism marked by scientific expertise, sophisticated technology, cross-border handlers, and biological threats. India must reassess intelligence mechanisms, address recruitment …
Read MoreIndian Navy Commissions Survey Vessel-Class Ship Ikshak Why in the News ? The Indian Navy has commissioned Survey Vessel-Class Ship Ikshak at the Kochi Naval Base, marking a major boost to India’s hydrographic survey capabilities and showcasing the nation’s progress towards self-reliance in indigenous shipbuilding under the Make in India initiative. Commissioning and Key Highlights: …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-2: ● International Relations ● India and its neighbourhood relations Why in the News? The sudden exodus of over 300 Chinese engineers from Apple supplier Foxconn’s Indian units signals more than a corporate reshuffle. It reflects China’s deliberate strategy to sabotage India’s manufacturing ambitions, particularly in high-value sectors like electronics and traditional industries such …
Read MoreWhy in the news? India’s first indigenous quasi-ballistic missile, Pralay, was showcased during the Republic Day parade. With a 400 km range, it enhances conventional strike capabilities and is ready for induction following successful development trials. Key Features of Pralay Missile: Pralay, India’s first indigenous short-range quasi-ballistic missile, was showcased by the DRDO at the …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS 2: (Governance, Constitution, Polity, Social Justice and International Relations) GS 3: (Technology, Economic Development, Biodiversity, Environment, Security and Disaster Management) Focus: India’s nuclear doctrine is under scrutiny due to evolving regional threats from Pakistan and China, technological advancements by adversaries, and debates over the No-First-Use policy. These factors highlight the need to reassess …
Read MoreSyllabus: GS-2-India and its foreign policy, Relations with global powers ,ensuring sovereignty Focus : The new thrust on developing strategic infrastructure, both civilian and military, on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is decades overdue.This gives an insight on how to develop the islands . Source- ToI Introduction Shift from Look East to Act East policy …
Read MoreWhy in the news ? Consolidation of defence budget ensures no capital fund shortage for Indian Air Force; streamlining procurement and enhancing flexibility. source:BS About the Capital Funds Consolidation: The Indian Air Force (IAF) assures no shortage of capital funds due to consolidation in the defence budget for 2024-25. Previously, capital funds were allocated separately …
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