Category: Defence Tech

  • The JF-17 Myth: Is Pakistan’s ‘Thunder’ Just a Social Media Success? (Technical Analysis)

    The JF-17 Myth: Is Pakistan’s ‘Thunder’ Just a Social Media Success? (Technical Analysis)

    For years, the JF-17 Thunder has been projected as a symbol of technological self-reliance and airpower parity. On paper, it looks modern. On social media, it looks formidable. In carefully curated narratives, it looks almost unstoppable. But wars are not fought on timelines, hashtags, or promotional videos. They are fought in airspace where physics, engineering…

  • ₹79,000 Crore DAC Approvals: How India’s ‘Arms Race’ Is Fuelling Atmanirbhar Growth

    ₹79,000 Crore DAC Approvals: How India’s ‘Arms Race’ Is Fuelling Atmanirbhar Growth

    In a post-Operation Sindoor world, where regional tensions have escalated, India’s latest defence splash might look like the start of a costly arms race. On December 29, 2025, the Defence Acquisition Council (DAC), chaired by Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, cleared procurement proposals worth nearly ₹79,000 crore—one of the largest single-sitting approvals in recent history. This…

  • The Drone Race: A New Era of Innovation in India Amid Conflict

    The Drone Race: A New Era of Innovation in India Amid Conflict

    War is a tragic and undeniable reality of human existence. Even a single death in the name of conflict is appalling, yet wars have persisted throughout history and will likely continue as long as humans exist, driven by territorial disputes, ideological differences, economic rivalries, and more. While the loss of life is heartbreaking, conflicts often…

  • The Failure of Operation Bunyan al-Marsous and Pakistan’s Precarious Future

    The Failure of Operation Bunyan al-Marsous and Pakistan’s Precarious Future

    On May 10, 2025, with tensions simmering along the Line of Control, Pakistan launched its much-anticipated retaliatory strike—Operation Bunyan al-Marsous; an ambitious counteroffensive named after a Quranic verse symbolizing a “solid structure” or “wall of lead.” The objective was chillingly simple: hit at least one Indian military site. Not to win a war or gain…

  • Center of Gravity? Last Mughal’s Briefing Blunder Steals the Show in India’s S-400 Triumph”

    Center of Gravity? Last Mughal’s Briefing Blunder Steals the Show in India’s S-400 Triumph”

    As an electronics engineer obsessed with radar tech, I thought I’d seen it all—until the Last Mughal from Pakistan Aurangzeb for his dramatic flair, tried to explain the challenge of spotting Russia’s S-400 Triumf air defense system. His grand reveal? It’s the “center of gravity.” Brace for the collective facepalm. Did he think he was…