Cover Story
Not Enough
India needs offensive technologies from the US instead of mere platforms
Human in the Loop
Cognitive Time’s takeaways from General Robert Neller’s presentation at Time Machine Interactive 2022
Unmanned and Smart
Increased effectiveness of manned-unmanned pairing will change war-fighting
Strength in Numbers
New tactic allows deployment of many small boats to overwhelm naval defences
New Frontier in Naval Warfare
Unmanned surface vessels can work with remotely operated underwater vehicles
FEATURE REPORT
A Company of Four
Quad has come a long way since its tentative beginnings after the great tsunami
Neighbourhood Rivals
Bangladesh, Myanmar rapidly modernising their armed forces for different purposes
IAF’s Critical Deficiency
China and Pakistan have a good inventory of airborne early warning systems
Homegrown PGMs
Many are being bulk-produced by private companies for use by armed forces
Before the Official Indian Self-Reliance Campaign, “Make in India,” IAI Was Already Developing And Manufacturing Products in India, Together With the Local Industry
President and CEO, Israel Aerospace Industries, Boaz Levy
On the Edge
Emotional distress among CAPF personnel is a matter of grave concern
BOOKS
Close to Peace
Ambassador S.K. Lambah’s book would be useful for all future interlocutors whenever India-Pakistan decide to resume the dialogue
Technological Vulnerabilities
Quantum computing may render currently used cryptographic techniques obsolete. An extract
Time Capsule
How India arrived at its present moment in history. An extract
Quick Reads
A number of interesting books came out over the last couple of months
COLUMN
The Challengers
M.K. Bhadrakumar
Diplomatic Overdrive
Natasha Agarwal
Change Must Be Constant
R.C. Sharma
Get Off The Pedestal
Shrikumar Sangiah
First Person
Ghazala Wahab