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Geopolitics’ October 2019 issue focusses on the modernisation of the Indian Air Force. The edition – Indian Air Force Special -- analyses the long-term evolutionary goals of the IAF. The issue highlights the deadly combo formed by Sukhoi-30 and Dassault Rafale fighter jets for the protection of Indian airspace and for offensive operations deep inside enemy territory. There is special emphasis on network-centric warfare, strengthening the air defence grid of the country and the upcoming induction of 114 combat aircrafts (MMRCA-2.0 deal). The issue also carries detailed writeups on the IAF’s participation in the 1999 Kargil war and Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) technology. The articles on expansion of the transporter fleet of the IAF (including the ongoing Airbus C-295 deal) and unmanned combat aerial vehicles make the issue unputdownable. Plus: A photo feature on Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s Rafale sortie in France, an infographic section on the indigenously developed LCA-Tejas fighter aircraft and a number of enlightening interviews of prominent industry leaders.
Geopolitics is an authoritative, independent and professional source of information about India's defence, security and diplomacy scenario. Providing a unique perspective on issues of the region, particularly with respect to security and defence, Geopolitics is a source of information and ideas for the civil-military establishment, manufacturers, academicians and the common man, who wish to make informed choices on geopolitical realties of the sub-continent. An unputdownable monthly publication from Newsline Publications, Geopolitics provides a forum for the significant and high profile community comprising decision-makers and policy-makers involved in India's National Security to express views on a wide range of issues from international diplomacy to multilateralism to the goings-on in the defense business across the world.
