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How India Dodged Pakistan, China And The West To Become a Nuclear Power

Nuclear bombs are the most powerful weapons ever invented by mankind. As such, they play a vital role in deciding the balance of power in

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Agni-V: The ICBM That’s Giving China and Pakistan Sleepless Nights

Agni-V is now a full-blown ICBM or Inter Continental Ballistic Missile that can cover a range of 7000 KM. Just a few days after it

Indian Budget 2023 Will Offer Benefits That Common Man Can See and Experience

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced some impactful decisions in the Indian Budget 2023 session. These decisions will positively impact the lives of common people. They

North East India became a vital passage due to the India China face off in 2022

The face off among India and China in 2022 adds to the longstanding rivalry between India and China on the North Eastern border was rekindled

India keen on Establishing Rupee in The World Market Through UPI Mode

The Indian government is taking a visionary step to resist dollar aggression and establishing rupee in the world market through bidding of its own monetary

India eyeing its first very own semiconductor plant keeping the next generation economy in mind

Semiconductors play a significant influence on how our lives are lived because of their use in the production of electrical devices. Imagine a world without

India to acquire TU-160: The most Dangerous strategic bomber from Russia

We all know that Indian Air Force is the fourth largest air force in the world. But it does not have strategic bomber in its

RBI’s new system for international trade settlement

The Reserve Bank of India had announced a new payment mechanism for international trade. This payment mechanism will make Indian Rupee more tradeable. It also

All about Agnipath Scheme of Indian Armed Forces

The Cabinet Committee on Security approved the experimental scheme of ‘Agnipath’ on May 14, 2022. It will allow Indian youth to become a part of Indian armed forces for a period of four years. The young recruits who will be selected through Indian Army Agnipath scheme will be called ‘Agniveers’.