India emerged as the fifth largest military spender globally in 2025. The nation's defense expenditure reached USD 92.1 billion. India's nu...

The year 2025 marked a pivotal moment for India's nuclear strategy as it ramped up its arsenal and introduced innovative delivery methods. ...

Asian markets saw a sharp sell-off in tech stocks this week. Investor Manishi Raychaudhuri views this as a buying chance. India's market fa...

The Defence Ministry has issued tenders for India’s indigenous fifth-generation Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) programme to three p...

The surge in global military budgets is astonishing, with nations investing heavily in their defense capabilities in response to escalating...

U.S. Treasury is set to borrow over $2 trillion in fiscal year 2026, a federal deficit exceeding 6% of GDP. The Office of Management and Bu...

Global military spending surged to USD 2887 billion in 2025, marking the eleventh consecutive year of growth. India ranked fifth, increasin...

In 2023, India ranked as the world's fourth-largest military spender, with a total expenditure of $83.6 billion, marking a 4.2% increase fr...

China's defence budget for 2024 increases by 7.2% to CNY 1.66554 trillion ($231.4 billion), prioritizing the People's Liberation Army (PLA)...

India's defence spending has increased by around six per cent, making it the world's fourth largest military spender in 2022, according to ...

How to deter China’s aggression will remain a very important matter. Japan is responding by making plans to possess a long-range strike cap...

The five biggest spenders in 2020, which together accounted for 62% of military spending worldwide, were the United States, China, India, R...

India’s “tensions” and “rivalry” with Pakistan and China are among the main reasons for its increased military expenditure. India’s militar...

According to data collated by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, China had the highest increase in military spending for...

In 2017, India spent 2.5 percent of its GDP on military expenditure, while China spent 1.9 percent.

China today said the allocation to the world's largest armed forces was required to maintain the country's territorial integrity.

Claiming that it has no hidden military expenditure, China today defended the 11.2 per cent increase in its defence budget.