Editorial Analysis

India is reimagining its military doctrine, structure, and technology to build a future-ready force, from cyber warfare to space-based operations driven by artificial intelligence, automation, drones, and precision-guided weaponry.

Recently, US President Donald Trump unveiled a 20-point peace proposal, dubbed as ‘Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict’ aimed at ending the protracted war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

The South-South and Triangular Cooperation (SSTC) has emerged as a transformative force in global development in shifting geopolitical landscapes, widening inequalities, and dwindling development aid.

The recent announcement of 100% tariffs on imports of patented medicines by the United States (US) has effectively weaponised access to healthcare in the US.

The recent launch of BharatGen marks a transformative mission toward technological sovereignty and culturally rooted artificial intelligence systems, aiming to embed AI into the very fabric of India’s digital future.

The recent Strategic Mutual Defence Agreement (SMDA) between Saudi Arabia and Pakistan marks a seismic shift in South Asian geopolitics, including India that challenges long-held assumptions about its regional security architecture and its diplomatic outreach to the Gulf.

Transgender individuals in India remain disconnected from policy promises and continue to face systemic neglect, as the lack of inclusive, enforceable, and humane policies results in a persistent denial of dignity.

The ongoing crisis like financial irregularities, weak oversight, and structural misalignment in the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) has revealed deep flaws in India’s approach to public-private partnerships (PPPs) in skill development.

As the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) convenes for its 80th session, the institution faces an existential challenge, compounded by the United States’ accelerated efforts to diminish the UN’s role in global governance.

Recent remarks of the Prime Minister of India highlight India's deep dependence on foreign nations from China to Russia to the United States, as it faces the reality of strategic multi-dependence, despite the rhetoric of strategic autonomy and multi-alignment.