Ranjit Kumar

Ranjit Kumar is a senior journalist and strategic affairs analyst, contributing regularly to ABP Live English.

Top Stories From Author

With More Nuclear Submarines, India Asserts Its Dominance In Indo-Pacific

‘Dangerous’ MQ-9B Predator On Its Way, Indian Armed Forces Are Now Spoilt For Choice In Drones

Pivotal Milestone As Modi Govt Clears Rs 40,000 Cr Construction Of 2 More Nuclear Submarines

Transactional Indo-US Defence Partnership Needs To Move Beyond Buyer-Seller Dynamic

Indian Arms Supplies — A Political Statement In Europe And Middle East

India’s Own Space Station By 2035? Govt Approval For ISRO Proposal Marks Big Space Leap

How Big Is India’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve, And Why Govt Needs To Step On The Gas To Boost It

Tarang Shakti: India’s Rising Military Profile On Show As Major Powers Join IAF’s 1st Multilateral Wargame

Delay In LCA Tejas Mk1A Induction – A Setback The IAF Didn't Need As Gap With China Widens

A Developed Military By 2047 — How Will India Get There & Who Will Chart Roadmap?

Govt Push For Self-Reliance In Defence Laudable. But Is India Compromising On Combat-Readiness?

INS Tabar At London’s Tower Bridge: Why It Is Significant For India

Handshakes & ‘Healing Touch’? With Modi Likely To Visit Kyiv, Can India Be The Mediator Russia & Ukraine Need

Modi Govt's Marginal Defence Budget Hike Makes Light Of Indian Military’s Glaring Firepower Gaps

Defence Outlay In First Modi 3.0 Budget Should Reflect India’s Status As 5th Largest Economy

Celebrating Kargil Victory Amid Another Kargil-Like Intrusion

India-Russia Defence Ties Set To Strengthen When Modi Visits Moscow

Why Saudi Arabia Cadets Are On Indian Warships

Why Modi Govt’s Rs 75,000Cr ‘Great Nicobar Development Plan’ Is A Strategic Masterstroke

Drones And Counter Drones — New Challenge For Indian Armed Forces

How Defence Industry & ‘Atmanirbhar’ Push Can Get India Closer To $5 Trillion Economy Goal

India’s Military Power Grappling With Critical Gaps. New Govt Needs To Take Some Quick Decisions

Europe Eyes Nuclear Renaissance, US Looks To Reopen Shuttered Plants. India Needs To Step Up Too

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