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Geopolitics’ April, 2023 issue primarily focusses on India’s arms trade and the necessary thrust which is urgently required towards becoming a global weapons manufacturing hub. The edition analyses the ongoing evolution of Directed-Energy Weapons (DEW) as the future of warfare. The issue also carries an extensive feature on how emergency procurements are meeting the needs of the Indian armed forces. Detailed articles on boosting India’s maritime security, future of space exploration, and space cybersecurity make the edition a very interesting read. The Periscope section carries a writeup on the recent successful LVM3 rocket launch by ISRO carrying 36 satellites into orbit. Two Panorama presentations on the recently conducted Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV) test by ISRO, and Russia’s brand-new ICBM (Topol-ME) test have also been published in the magazine. Two detailed reports on Russia’s strong relations with China clearly analyses the emergence of the new world order after the war in Ukraine. The Internal Security section carries an analytical article on how foreign governments are tacitly supporting the separatist Khalistan movement in India’s Punjab state. The April, 2023 edition of the magazine is a must-read for everyone.
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Too Early To Write Off The Maoist Challenge
The ideas of development and welfare need a relook to deal with Maoism,
Defence PSUs sell assault Rifles at a loss
Three government small arms manufacturing companies have together suffered losses of 366 crore over five years from 2015 on selling 12 different category of guns to armed forces, central armed police force (CAPFs), state police and civilians at prices lower than the cost of production due to unimaginative policy and high-cost overheads.
Uralvagonzavod looks for the development and modernization of military equipment
Uralvagonzavod (part of the UVZ Concern of the Rostec State Corporation) will take part in the 11th International Exhibition of Arms and Military Equipment MILEX- 2023, which will be held from May 17 to 20 in Minsk, Belarus. The corporation will present both advanced military equipment and explore the possibility of modernizing military and engineering vehicles.
REVOLUTIONIZING ISR FOR THE FUTURE
High-Altitude Pseudo Satellites (HAPS) can serve as an intermediate link between satellites and ground-based telecom networks, facilitating data transfer. HAPS offer advantages over satellites in certain applications, including lower transmission delays and improved performance in such fields as telecommunications and earth observation
INDIA'S G20 PRESIDENCY AFFIRMS 'ASIAN CENTURY'
If the G20 is unable to accommodate the problems of the global south, it will no longer be able to dictate global policy,
UGV: THE NEXT DIMENSION OF WARFARE
With the rest of the world developing unmanned ground vehicles at a breakneck speed, it is time for India to join the bandwagon at the earliest.
TIME FOR A POWERFUL ARTILLERY FORCE
At a time when India is increasingly facing a multi-front challenge on her borders, it is quite evident that the Indian artillery modernisation programme needs a massive thrust from the government. A special report
BEHIND INDIA'S DEEPENING MILITARY TIES WITH FRANCE
Paris has emerged as New Delhi's Most Dependable Strategic Partner in recent times.
China Is A Loan Shark, Not A Benevolent Donor
The developing world is getting to know China in a very new role. And that new role is as the world’s largest official debt collector,
Future Of Space Exploration
The world of space exploration has always been an exciting one, with new discoveries and advancements being made every day. One of the latest technologies to revolutionise the industry is 3D printing. With the ability to create complex and intricate designs quickly and efficiently, 3D printing has become a game-changer in the field of rocket science,
