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Focus on Indian Ocean, not China Sea: Navy chief
08 Aug 2012
Pakistan’s impending defeat in Afghanistan
03 Aug 2012
Irrespective of how the coming security transition in Afghanistan pans out, one country is on a surprising course to a major strategic defeat - Pakistan. By Ashley Tellis, senior associate, South Asia Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Navy chief inaugurates INS Baaz in Cambell Bay
01 Aug 2012
India has gained increased ability to mount hawk-like vigil on Chinese naval movements around the vital maritime channel of the Strait of Malacca
UN negotiations on arms-trade treaty ends in failure
28 Jul 2012
While 90 countries, including the EU, states from Latin America and the Caribbean and Africa, signed the text, Syria, North Korea, Iran, Egypt and Algeria opposed a global arms control regime
Pak doing nothing to curb terrorism: Krishna
14 Jun 2012
Joint Indo-US-Afghan forum in offing
14 Jun 2012
BEML chief suspended over Tatra deal
11 Jun 2012
India successfully test fires Air Force version of 'Akash' missile
06 Jun 2012
This is the fifth trial of the user-specific anti-aircraft system, and was conducted to re-validate the technology and operational efficacy of the missile
India successfully test fires Air Force version of 'Akash' missile
06 Jun 2012
This is the fifth trial of the user-specific anti-aircraft system, and was conducted to re-validate the technology and operational efficacy of the missile
IAF inks Rs2,900-crore deal to buy 75 Swiss Pilatus aircraft
25 May 2012
The Pilatus PC-7 is a turbo trainer, low-wing tandem seat aircraft capable of all basic training functions, including aerobatics, instrument, tactical and night flying
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