Kunwar Chaitanya Sah

Hypersonic missiles are often described as the next big revolution in warfare . These weapons travel at more than five times the speed of sound and, unlike traditional missiles, they can change direction while flying . This combination of extreme speed and manoeuvrability makes them very hard to track and even harder to intercept. Until a few years ago, this technology was limited to major powers like the United States, Russia, and China. Today, however, South Asia is slowly entering this...

India’s internal security landscape in 2025 is far more complex than it was even a decade ago. While the longstanding challenges of terrorism, insurgency and cross-border tensions continue, a newer generation of threats is quietly shaping the country’s vulnerabilities in ways that do not always attract headlines. These risks stem from fast-moving technology, growing climate strain, smarter criminal networks, and deepening social pressures. What makes them particularly troubling is that...

Beneath the calm waters of the Indo-Pacific, an invisible arms race is getting momentum. Submarines, often called the silent service of modern navies, have re-emerged as decisive instruments of strategy in the Indo-Pacific. Their value lies not just in stealth and deterrence but in their ability to operate freely across some of the world’s most contested waters. From the Indian Ocean to the South China Sea, nations are investing heavily in undersea deterrence to secure both their sovereignty...