The South China Sea controversy demonstrates how Beijing’s actions will inevitably draw Washington and New Delhi closer together. The respective…
defense procurement
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
The MMRCA decision illustrates the deep problems besetting the Indian defense establishment. Much of the commentary about India’s elimination of…
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
India-China strategic relationship is stable at the strategic level, but it is marked
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
Despite complex external and internal security threats, unresolved territorial disputes, the rising tide of left wing extremism (LWE) and urban…
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
China’s massive infrastructure build-up in Tibet far in excess of genuine civilian requirements is causing concern to the government of…
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
India needs an Air Assault Division The death of Osama bin Laden is likely to lead to reprisal attacks against…
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
According to a recent KPMG report, India is likely to spend up to US$ 100 billion on the purchase of…
By USINPAC Defence And Strategic Affairs Blog
China’s Increasing Defence Expenditure is a Cause for Concern While India’s defence budget for financial year (FY) 2011-12 has remained…
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India’s defence budget continues to be pegged at less than 2.0 per cent of the country’s GDP despite the recommendations…
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In the 2011 Union Budget presented yesterday in the Indian Parliament, the Finance Minister announced an 11% hike in the…