Avinash Arora is a graduate from Chandigarh University. His current research is focused on south Asian security issues. His research explores the interlinkages between strategic partnerships and security.
The India Pakistan truce serves as a temporary yet significant step towards reducing hostilities in the region. Though peace remains fragile, the truce represents a shared understanding between both nations to halt violence and engage in dialogue. The truce offers hope for a long-term resolution to the contentious issues that have plagued the relationship for decades.
India’s early learning revolution is gaining momentum under NEP 2020, but unlocking its full potential requires quality, investment, and urgency.
The Pahalgam attack has left the region in shock, underscoring the vulnerability of sensitive areas to terrorism. This tragic event highlights the urgent need for improved security measures in Jammu and Kashmir to protect civilians and prevent future attacks. Effective countermeasures and intelligence-sharing will be essential to reduce such threats.
The latest IMF bailout Pakistan package is not just about bridging a fiscal gap—it reflects deeper structural issues that the country has repeatedly failed to address. Inflation, currency devaluation, and growing debt have cornered the economy, prompting another cycle of external dependency.
India is navigating a major shift in its industrial strategy with the India semiconductor mission becoming central to its technological ambitions. Once heavily reliant on chip imports, the nation is now laying foundations to evolve from an assembly hub into a genuine global contender.
India is navigating a major shift in its industrial strategy with the India semiconductor mission becoming central to its technological ambitions. Once heavily reliant on chip imports, the nation is now laying foundations to evolve from an assembly hub into a genuine global contender.
The North Korea destroyer launch disaster exposed issues in ship stability, onboard weapons integration, and power systems. Analysts suggest the vessel’s design incorporated a hybrid of old Soviet naval templates and newer, experimental modules, which may have caused mechanical instability during its sea trials.
While China has historically maintained a neutral stance in Middle Eastern affairs, recent developments suggest a more calculated engagement, particularly in the context of its relations with Tehran. The phrase China supports Iran may not be openly stated in diplomatic language, but Beijing’s actions indicate a subtle yet strategic tilt towards Iran in the current geopolitical scenario.
The evolving India maritime security strategy reflects New Delhi’s increasing commitment to protecting sea lanes, deterring threats, and promoting rules-based order in the Indo-Pacific.
This policy shift comes at a time when regional power dynamics are being redefined, and longstanding conflict zones are seeing new diplomatic engagements. The international sanctions against Syria, in place for over a decade, have significantly shaped the country’s economy and political standing.