Category: India

  • 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…

  • A Three-Day War That Shook the War Economy

    A Three-Day War That Shook the War Economy

    Operation Sindoor’s 3-day success with S-400 and BrahMos threatens the U.S.’s $205B arms market. Explore India’s defense-first warfare revolution.

  • 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…

  • Pakistan: A Civil War in Slow Motion

    Pakistan: A Civil War in Slow Motion

    “No water. No food. No hope.” These aren’t just words—they’re the dying gasps of a nation collapsing under its own weight. In April 2025, India’s suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT)—once unthinkable—paired with devastating missile and drone strikes deep inside Pakistani territory, wasn’t just a geopolitical flex. It was a brutal mirror held up…

  • Brain Drain, Imports, and 26 Lost Years: Why India Still Lags Behind F-35, Su-57 and J-20

    Brain Drain, Imports, and 26 Lost Years: Why India Still Lags Behind F-35, Su-57 and J-20

    In my previous blog post, I had highlighted the burden of personnel costs—65% of the defense budget—strangling India’s military modernization India’s Defense Dilemma: The High Cost of Staying Behind in the Fifth-Generation Jet Race. But that’s not the only problem that has kept the Indian defense industry restrained. In this post, I uncover another reason that…

  • India’s Defense Dilemma: The High Cost of Staying Behind in the Fifth-Generation Jet Race

    India’s Defense Dilemma: The High Cost of Staying Behind in the Fifth-Generation Jet Race

    The Wake of Operation Sindoor: A Stark Reality Check Operation Sindoor (May 2025) was a masterclass in modern warfare—India’s precision strikes on terror camps in Pakistan, executed in a single night, inflicted significant damage without crossing into a full-scale war. The ceasefire followed swiftly, but the operation exposed a glaring gap in India’s arsenal: the…

  • The West’s Sick Hypocrisy and Pakistan’s Vile Lies

    The West’s Sick Hypocrisy and Pakistan’s Vile Lies

    The Western world and Pakistan’s propaganda machine aren’t just hypocrites—they’re gutless, bloodthirsty enablers, standing by while India drowned in the crimson tide of terrorism, then pointing fingers like we’re the ones to blame. On May 7, 2025, the Pahalgam attack ripped our hearts out—a monstrous slaughter that left 26 innocent Indians, men, women, and children,…