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Aritra Banerjee

Aritra Banerjee is a Defence, Foreign Affairs & Aerospace Columnist, Co-Author of the book ‘The Indian Navy @75: Reminiscing the Voyage’ and was the Co-Founder of Mission Victory India (MVI), a new-age military reforms think-tank. He has worked in TV, Print and Digital media, and has been a columnist writing on strategic affairs for national and international publications. His reporting career has seen him covering major Security and Aviation events in Europe and travelling across Kashmir conflict zones

Plundering the Seas: How China’s Illegal Fishing Threatens Global Stability

China's distant-water fishing fleet is causing widespread environmental damage and economic instability, particularly off Argentina’s coast. Engaging in illegal practices, these ships exploit marine resources and evade enforcement measures. Global efforts to curb the fleet’s impact remain inadequate, threatening both ecosystems and geopolitical stability.

Islamist surge in Bangladesh: ISI backs radical revival under Yunus regime

Bangladesh’s instability grows under Yunus’s interim government, with radical Islamist groups gaining influence. ISI-backed activities are escalating. This surge threatens regional peace, especially affecting India’s northeastern states.

Environmental Colonialism: China’s Debt Diplomacy Fuels Zambia’s Ecological Crisis

Early on February 18th, communities in Zambia’s Copperbelt Province confronted an environmental catastrophe that shattered their economic security overnight. A massive failure at Sino-Metals...

How the Indian Army is Leading India’s Green Transition Through Sustainable Practices

The Indian Army, responsible for the country’s security, is protecting India’s green cover. The Army has adopted a comprehensive approach to environmental sustainability through several...

Olympians in Uniform: How the Indian Army Nurtures World-Class Athletes

For more than 90 years, the Indian Army has played a pivotal role in shaping the country's sporting landscape, producing some of India’s finest...

China’s Grip Tightens on Tibetan Buddhism

In Tibet, monasteries are not just spiritual centers but repositories of culture, history, and identity. Yet under Xi Jinping’s China, these traditional institutions have...

Beyond the Battlefield: How the Indian Army is Strengthening Healthcare Across India

The Indian Army has been actively working in the field of medical services by focusing on improving healthcare for its personnel, their families, and...

Are DRDO’s Delays Hurting India’s Operational Readiness?

India's drive for self-reliance in defence technology has long been spearheaded by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). Established in 1958, DRDO has...

The Indian Army’s role in rural development—model villages and sustainable growth

The Indian Army undertakes rural development initiatives in remote areas, focusing on infrastructure, healthcare, and education. It empowers local communities through skill training, women’s empowerment, and agricultural support.

Beyond Warships: How India’s Naval Diplomacy is Shaping Regional Security from the Persian Gulf to the South China Sea

India has expanded its naval presence across the Indo-Pacific and Persian Gulf, enhancing security and strategic influence. It counters China's maritime assertiveness through joint patrols, military exercises, and diplomatic partnerships.

Women in the ranks—how the Indian Army is advancing gender inclusion

The Indian Army, which is already a gender-agnostic force, is marching ahead to induct more women into its ranks. The induction of women into the...

Bridging Borders, Connecting Communities—the Indian Army’s Role in Development

The Indian Army's efforts in border infrastructure development help in the enhancement of military preparedness and also contribute to the socio-economic development of local...

China’s Military Puzzle: Why the PLA’s Pieces Don’t Fit Together

The People’s Liberation Army’s struggle with joint warfare capabilities could become its Achilles’ heel in future conflicts, offering India a strategic edge. Behind China’s rapidly...

Indian Army Accelerates AI Integration to Strengthen Defence Capabilities

The Indian Army is incorporating AI into operations like intelligence, cybersecurity, and autonomous systems for improved decision-making. AI helps with data analysis, predictive threat detection, and real-time operations. Collaborations with global and domestic firms are advancing these AI-driven military applications.

The PLA’s Leadership Crisis: Why Chinese Generals Are Unfit for War

China's military, despite advanced technology, suffers from leadership deficiencies, with generals lacking combat experience and prioritizing political loyalty. Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign has purged top officers, creating internal instability. In contrast, India’s military thrives on real-world experience, operational independence, and professional leadership.

The Chinese Military’s Corruption Crisis: How Graft is Selling Out the Country’s Defence

China's military is struggling with widespread corruption, affecting its readiness and strategic goals. Key officials and generals have been purged, and investigations reveal serious lapses in missile and weapon systems. Despite anti-corruption measures, doubts over the PLA's true capabilities grow, weakening China's global military standing.

WB Group and L&T Ink MoU to Boost Autonomous Drone-Tech at Aero India 2025

Poland's WB Group is strengthening its position in India's defence sector with a new strategic agreement announced at Aero India 2025 through its Indian...

From Supplier to Strategic Partner: HENSOLDT’s Make-in-India Push Gains Momentum at Aero India 2025

Germany’s HENSOLDT, a global leader in sensor, radar, and electronic warfare systems, is expanding its role in India’s defence sector, transitioning from a technology...

OEF Hazratpur Gets DRDO Tech Transfer for Su-30 Brake Parachute, Introduces Multi-Spectral Camouflage Nets at Aero India 2025

OEF Hazratpur received the Su-30 brake parachute tech from DRDO and introduced Multi-Spectral Camouflage Nets at Aero India 2025. The new camouflage nets offer enhanced protection across multiple spectrums. The factory continues to advance India's self-reliance in defence technology.

Conscript Army vs. Volunteer Force: The People’s Liberation Army’s Enduring Weakness Against India

At first glance, the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China appears formidable—a well-equipped military force backed by the world's second-largest economy and a staggering...

Chinese weapons are failing in real combat: A global embarrassment

Countries that have purchased Chinese military equipment have found themselves struggling with poor quality, malfunctions, and maintenance challenges. New Delhi: On 26 December 2024, Mao...

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