Following "Operation Sindoor," India's Army plans to enhance its Cold Start Doctrine into 'Cold Strike.' This doctrine, born from the unful...

India's 22-year-old nuclear doctrine, based on 'no first use' and 'credible minimum deterrence', faces urgent re-evaluation. With aggressiv...

India's military is transitioning from 'Cold Start' to a faster 'Cold Strike' doctrine, validated by the successful testing of the integrat...

Indian armed forces will conduct 'Cold Start', a drone warfare exercise in October. The exercise aims to test unmanned systems and counter-...

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The Indian Army plans to soon begin raising new integrated battle groups (IBGs) that can mobilize fast and strike hard across the borders w...

Cold Start is Indian military doctrine aimed at punishing Pakistan without a full-blown nuclear clash.

The exercise, which will peak towards end-November, will also include a major airdrop of paratroopers behind (simulated) enemy lines.

There is no conceivable operational contingency in which India might need to use nuclear weapons first. This is so because the adversaries ...

The name 'cold start' suggests the wish to avoid a full-scale 'hot' war. It means Indian forces making swift and hard inroads into Pakistan.

Barack Obama on Friday counselled India and Pakistan to contain aggressive military doctrines and nuclear arsenals as he wrapped up the fou...

The government will also be under pressure to retaliate similarly if another Mumbai-like attack takes place anywhere in India.

The fact that both China and India avoided the cold war traps has led to a more relaxed nuclear environment in Asia, as compared to Europe ...

The Army is now revising its five-year-old doctrine to effectively meet the challenges of a possible `two-front war' with China and Pakista...