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

Foreign investors are shifting capital from India to North Asian markets like South Korea and Taiwan, driven by the AI investment boom and ...

South Korea's stock market has surged past India's, becoming the world's sixth-largest, driven by its semiconductor giants' AI boom. India ...

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...

Alchemy Capital Management's Alok Agarwal highlights how a high-conviction, benchmark-agnostic approach has yielded extraordinary long-term...

Despite gloomy headlines, Deepak Shenoy of Capitalmind MF sees a better ground reality for markets, backed by strong corporate earnings and...

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

India's journey towards a modernized defense sector is fraught with obstacles. While military budgets are on the rise, the country's over-d...

Australia will significantly boost its defense spending to three percent of its gross domestic product by 2033. This move responds to the m...

China has announced a 7.2% increase in its defence budget for 2025, reaching CNY1.784665 trillion (USD249 billion), as revealed at the Nati...

China indicates a possible increase in its defence budget to safeguard peace and sovereignty through strength. Last year, it increased its ...

Experts anticipate a significant increase in India's defence budget during Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's upcoming Union Budget pres...

China, which has the world's largest military of two million troops, will continue to lower its defence budget growth rate to 6.6 per cent ...

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

India spends more than China on defence, and on par with South Korea and Turkey

Rising Pakistan-sponsored terror activities and frequent border skirmishes with China require Indian forces to ramp up their might.