In what is considered a significant milestone in India’s attempt to have a nuclear triad, the country’s first nuclear-powered and nuclear missile armed submarine INS Arihant has returned after carrying out its first deterrence patrol in the high seas. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said it’s a fitting response to those who indulge in nuclear blackmail. What this achievement means for India’s security and what the future holds is discussed in this chat between Nitin A. Gokhale and RAdm Sudarshan Shrikhande (retd).
source
India Public
India Completes Nuclear Triad
About the author
Desh Kapoor
Seeker. Searching. Exploring. Indiscriminately chronicling his times.
← Previous
Europe
Greeks are the Biggest Cultural Chauvinists in Europe
Next →
India’s Relations with USA & China / Dr Subramanian Swamy
You may be interested in
India
A Republic, If We Can Keep It: When Grievance Becomes a Weapon
India
When the Street Challenges the Ballot
India
BRICS After Delhi: The Insurance Order and the Future of Multipolarity
India
The August Convergence: What Actually Happened Across the Pakistan, Turkey, and China Axis
India
The Modi Doctrine in the Independence Day Speeches
India
Why Does a Fast-Growing India Still Feed 80 Crore People?
From this writer
India
A Republic, If We Can Keep It: When Grievance Becomes a Weapon
India
When the Street Challenges the Ballot
Geopolitics
World in Chaos: Four Crises. Who Gains?
United States of America
US Midterms: The Lame Duck Arrives Early
Geopolitics
The American Oil Trap and Prep for War
India