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In today's Chanakya Defence Dialogue 2024 at Manekshaw centre, Shri Sanjeev Sanyal highlighted key points about India's standing on the global stage. He mentioned that while India is the fifth-largest #economy and the second-largest producer of steel, and has one of the best armies worldwide, there are certain areas where India still lags behind. Specifically, in the shipbuilding sector, India holds only a 1% share in global ship production, compared to #China, which controls a massive 51% of the global market. Sanyal used this comparison to emphasize the gap between India's military and economic power and its performance in key industrial sectors like #shipbuilding. He pointed out that despite being a large and powerful country, India struggles in areas where smaller nations are outperforming it. This discrepancy, he said, raises important questions, particularly as India seeks to engage in strategic discussions about regions like the South China Sea. Through these insights, #Sanyal underscored the need for #India to focus on strengthening its industrial capabilities in critical sectors to match its military and #economic stature #globally. #India #steel #southchina #US #america #chanakya #defence #army #Indianarmy Indian Army Indian Army. Indian Army Manekshaw Centre Sanjeev Sanyal

- The increasing indigenization and successful export of BrahMos missiles contribute to India's economic growth, job creation, and technological advancement, ultimately enhancing the prosperity and security of Indian citizens. - The diverse BrahMos arsenal bolsters India's defense capabilities across land, sea, and air. - Anticipated exports worth $3 billion has given a positive drive to economic growth and job creation in India. - BrahMos exports to friendly nations has helped amplify India's geopolitical influence and diplomatic ties. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gGsT9eeY

Why Indigenous Defense industry and military industrial complex should have and should be developed in india?? • British killed 85 million indians in intentionally orchestrated famines during British raaj. •In 1857 revolt alone, They killed 1 million indians. • The plunder of Legendary indian wealth was so huge , it lead to development of western world as we see today. • Railway and telegraph which were brought to India were for british benefits and as means to control india not for benefit of common citizen. • In next 30 years, complete focus will be on Indo-Pacifc region after successful destruction of middle east and exploitation of its oil . • India needs startups, rapid manufacturing units and defense contractor to safeguard India in next 20-25 years. • Our wealth has to be preserved and not meant for colonizers Shashi Tharoor Narendra Modi

India Defies The World To Stand With Israel: Here’s Why | I get you this Inconnect News report! India has taken a bold stand at the United Nations, backing Israel against 159 other countries. Under the leadership of Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu, India Israel relations have grown significantly. Recently, India refused to join a letter supported by 104 nations and the 55-member African Union condemning Israel’s decision to declare UN Chief Antonio Guterres as “persona non grata.” This showcases how India stands firmly with Israel, reinforcing their strategic partnership. The Modi Netanyahu friendship is driving this relationship forward. India’s refusal to condemn Israel is not surprising, as both countries share strong defence ties. Weapons like the Barak missile systems, Heron drones, and Israeli radars have strengthened India’s military. In fact, India accounts for 37% of Israel’s total arms exports, making it one of the largest buyers of Israeli defence equipment. This growing partnership between India and Israel has proven crucial, especially as tensions escalate in the Israel-Iran war and the ongoing Israel-Hamas war. The collaboration includes joint projects such as the Barak-8 air defence system, developed by Israel’s IAI and India’s DRDO, enhancing Indian defence capabilities. Here is the link to the full story: https://lnkd.in/gtWme4vb #India #IndiaIsrael #IsraelIndia #IndiaIsraelDefence #Israel #Defence #DefenceNews #IndianDefenceUpdate #DefenceAlliance #Modi #PMModi #NarendraModi #ModiNetanyahu #UN #Geopolitics #news #geopolitics #inconnectnews

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Kyiv on 23 August, which coincides with Ukraine’s National Flag Day, marks a historic first for an Indian prime minister. This visit takes place against the backdrop of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, which has reshaped not only global geopolitics but also poses significant challenges to India’s defence capabilities. The visit presents a unique opportunity for India to explore strategic partnerships with Ukraine, particularly in the realm of defence manufacturing. This will be a win-win for both countries. India needs marine engines for its warships, and upgrade its large air transport fleet and technologies—particularly propulsion. Ukraine knows that cooperation with India will bring in much-needed money for its defence companies, which are struggling financially and are severely impacted by the war with Russia. Factories of key Ukrainian defence companies—Antonov Serial Production Plant in Kyiv and the Zorya-Mashproekt complex in Mykolaiv—have been bombed by Russia. The Indian Air Force’s (IAF) large fleet of An-32 military transports, which was slated for an upgrade under a 2009 contract, has been particularly impacted. The Antonov plant produces the model. The contract involved upgrading 40 aircraft in Ukraine and another 65 in India under Ukrainian supervision. However, the supply chain has been disrupted due to Russia’s refusal to supply spare parts. Due to this the last five of the 40 aircraft that were to be upgraded in Ukraine are reportedly stuck in Kyiv, and the local upgrade in India was stalled due to the departure of Ukrainian engineers and the shortage of spare parts. The Zorya-Mashproekt complex in Mykolaiv, vital for the production of turbines used by navies worldwide, including India’s, was targeted by Russian forces in March 2022, severely crippling its operational capabilities. The ongoing war has only exacerbated these challenges, with Mykolaiv’s strategic location making it a frequent target of shelling and infrastructure damage. #viralpost #modi #bjp #india #trendingnews #latest #LatestNews #thecliffnews #ukraine

🇮🇳✨ Ripple Effects of Ukraine War on #India-#Armenia defence trade. In early 2022, as the Russian army advanced into Ukraine, who could have imagined India would soon be supplying anti-drone technology to Armenia? Just 18 months later, that's what happened! 🌍💥 This insightful article dives into how the Ukraine war reshaped geopolitics in Europe’s Caucasus region and transformed the arms trade between India and Armenia. 📖🔍 In 2022, India sealed a deal to supply Armenia with PINAKA multi-barrel rocket launchers, anti-tank munitions, and ammunition worth $250 million—marking the first export of PINAKA. By 2023, Armenia contracted Hyderabad-based Zen Technologies (ZENTEC) for their Zen Anti-Drone System (ZADS) at INR340 crore ($41.5 million). Additional deals, reportedly, include Akash anti-air systems from Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL) and artillery guns from Kalyani Strategic Systems (Unlisted). While India remains the world’s top arms importer (9.8% of global sales from 2019-2023), the post-Ukraine war-led geopolitical shifts and India's push for a robust defence-industrial base have sharply boosted its defence exports. 🔗 [Read More: How the Ukraine War Impacted India-Armenia Defense Relations] #GeoPolitics #DefenseExports #IndiaArmenia #MakeInIndia #AtmanirbharBharat https://lnkd.in/gMbRYwwK

Today , India & US Defence Partnership is natural and should proceed naturally without man made hindrances . Both nations are the keys of a stable World Order - Fact Sheet No 1 Pinpoint intelligence obtained by the US and shared with India enabled INDIA to fend off a potential Chinese military incursion in the Himalayas Washington reportedly shared real-time intelligence details with New Delhi in and this information helped prevent an ongoing standoff between the Asian giants from escalating into a more serious conflict. The US informed Indian officials of the latest Chinese positions and a build up in force by the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) Fact sheet No 2 China remains as Global Intruder Fact No 3 India and US has to build up natural against unnatural build ups of China globally #Breaking

The recent Sino-Philippines naval clash, that saw China ram a Filipino ship, shows the world is on the edge of a major confrontation. Ignorance of geopolitics is no longer viable for governments or business. Countries such as India need to arm themselves ASAP. In the Indian case, I would strongly recommend to stop haggling over price in arms purchases. This is NOT a buyers market. The Indian instinct to save money could be -catastrophic- if it comes to a long war with China. Also bring in the private sector wherever possible to replace public sector for R+D and especially manufacturing, because the Indian public sector cannot be trusted to meet deadlines in defence manufacturing at all. Corrupt, incompetent or lackadaisical (or all three!). Given European economic stagnation (also distraction with Russia), and domestic political division in the US, defence against the PRC may come down to the ability of Asian powers like Japan and India to arm themselves. Some progress has been made in this regard but procrastination could be disastrous!

India vs China Breakthrough: PLA Retreat at Demchok vs Indian Army | Is the India-China military standoff at the border finally coming to an end? Reports suggest China is considering a pullback of its troops from Demchok, one of the last two major friction points along the LAC in Ladakh. This potential India-China disengagement could pave the way for a crucial meeting between PM Modi and Xi Jinping at global events such as the BRICS Summit or the G20 later this year. The Indian Army and Indian Air Force have been locked in a standoff with China’s PLA since 2020, but now hopes are rising for peace along the India-China border. Demchok, a key friction point, may see disengagement soon, with only Depsang remaining as a significant challenge. This latest development in India-China LAC news comes after numerous rounds of talks aimed at resolving the long-standing tensions including friction points along Pangong Tso or Pangong Lake. India has firmly resisted China’s attempts to alter the status quo at the LAC, reinforcing its national sovereignty. As tensions rise, China continues building infrastructure along the border, raising concerns in defence circles. Despite this, there’s growing hope for improved India-China relations, particularly after recent diplomatic moves by PM Modi to counter China’s expansionist policies. Inconnect News Insights reveal that the India China disengagement, if successful, could mark a significant moment in the ongoing India vs China struggle. However, questions remain about the future of India China relations, with China still exerting pressure across the region. Here is the link to the full story: https://lnkd.in/gHFinhXM #India #China #IndiaChina #IndiavsChina #Modi #PMModi #digitalnews #news #newsupdate #IndianArmy #IndianAirForce #Defence #DefenceNews #DefenceUpdate #Currentaffairs #Dailynews #Newstoday