Indian Navy

Last month was a good one for India’s Navy. A number of test successes suggests big strides are being made.

India’s Navy has for too long been neglected when money has been allocated. The latest defense budget suggests that may be starting to change.

Despite some troubling media reports about India’s military, its navy is an attractive partner for the U.S.

An agreement between China, India and Japan to coordinate over combating piracy in the Gulf of Aden is an encouraging sign of military cooperation. But it’s no panacea.

India’s economy and its military have made rapid strides. But threats to energy security could undermine this.

India’s Navy is playing a more co-operative role with other nations. It’s part of a broader diplomatic shift.

India’s Defense Ministry has picked the Rafale fighter over the Eurofighter for a $20 billion military contract.

Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar are India’s “unsinkable aircraft carrier.” But balance is needed.

Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar are India’s “unsinkable aircraft carrier.” But balance is needed.

Russia’s formal leasing to India of an advanced nuclear-powered submarine is another big step for the Indian Navy.

India replacing China as the world’s largest arms importer should leave plenty of scope for Russian manufacturers. But the two sides don’t always see eye to eye.

News that China is considering a Seychelles offer of a base for its ships means a new strategic headache for India’s military planners.