Indian Defence Review (IDR)

The Indian Defence Review (IDR) is a quarterly journal that undergoes peer review. It was founded on January 1, 1986, by a former captain of the Indian Army. IDR serves as a natural progression from Lancer, which was established in 1979 as the first Indian publishing company focused on sharing military insights and perspectives.

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Every Dog Owner’s Dream: A Drug That Could Add More Years to Your Best Friend’s Life

Jan 23, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com

What if your dog could live longer—not just a few months, but years? Scientists are working on a groundbreaking drug that could slow down aging in larger breeds, but the science behind it might surprise you. Could this be the key to more walks, cuddles, and memories with your furry best friend?
Germany and France Issue Stark Warning to Trump’s Greenland Takeover Threat

Jan 8, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri

Tensions surged across the Atlantic as Donald Trump, nearing the start of his second term, reignited his controversial interest in acquiring Greenland, Denmark’s autonomous Arctic territory. Trump, during a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida, refused to rule out the use of military force, calling Greenland “critical” to US national and economic security. His remarks have sparked sharp condemnation from European Union leaders and Greenland’s officials.
Scientists Unveil New Blood Group System That Defies 99.9% of Humanity

Jan 7, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri

A 50-year-old mystery involving a missing molecular marker from a pregnant woman’s blood sample has led to the identification of a new blood group system. Researchers from the National Health Service (NHS) Blood and Transplant in the UK and institutions in Israel have described the MAL blood group system, a significant breakthrough in hematology.
The Atoms in Your Body Once Traveled Beyond the Galaxy-Here’s How They Returned

Jan 7, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri

New research reveals an astonishingly intricate process by which atoms forged in stars leave their galaxies, traverse vast cosmic distances, and ultimately return to contribute to the next generation of stars, planets, and life. This path, involving the circumgalactic medium (CGM), challenges traditional notions of galactic boundaries and highlights the profound interconnectedness of the universe.
This AI System is Predicting and Preventing the Spread of Deadly Diseases Before They Spread-Here’s How

Jan 5, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri

Bacteria and viruses are constantly evolving, outpacing our defenses and creating new challenges in public health. A groundbreaking method developed by researchers at the University of Cambridge promises totransform how we detect and respond to these emerging threats. Infectious diseases remain a significant global burden, with pathogens like Bordetella pertussis (whooping cough) and Mycobacterium tuberculosis (tuberculosis) evolving to resist treatments and evade vaccines.
NASA to Reveal New Mars Sample Return Plans on Jan. 7 - Here’s How to Tune In

Jan 5, 2025 | indiandefencereview.com | Arezki Amiri

NASA is set to kick off 2025 with a significant announcement about its ambitious Mars Sample Return program. On Tuesday, Jan. 7, the agency will host an audio-only press conference at 1:00 p.m. EST (1800 GMT) to provide updates on the status and future of this long-term planetary exploration goal. The briefing will be streamed live via NASA’s website. The upcoming briefing will be led by NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Nicky Fox, associate administrator for science missions.
PIKS : The thermal "invisibility cloak" wins the 2024 Prix de l'Audace for military innovation

Oct 22, 2024 | indiandefencereview.com

Military innovation has always played a crucial role in determining the outcome of conflicts. Throughout history, technological advancements in warfare have often tipped the scales in favor of those who possessed them. Recognizing this, France has been honoring innovative minds in the defense sector with the Prix de l'Audace since 1992. In 2024, one of the most intriguing winners of this prestigious award is PIKS, a revolutionary thermal "invisibility cloak" that promises to transform modern combat.
Indian Defence Review

Jun 25, 2024 | indiandefencereview.com | Arunansh B Goswami

Author has been studying over the years the rise and fall of Polish power in Europe, the valour of King Jan Sobieski III, saviour of Europe from Turkish peril, and the history of persecution of Poles by the Nazis.
Indian Defence Review

Jun 16, 2024 | indiandefencereview.com | Claude Arpi

At the end of an informal meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing earlier in May, the two leaders hugged each other, something rather unusual for Mr Xi (though he did it with Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well). US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby jokingly commented: “I’m not good at talking about personal human bodily affection one way or the other.
Indian Defence Review

Jun 5, 2024 | indiandefencereview.com | Claude Arpi

On May 24, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a public meeting in Mandi to support Bollywood actress and BJP candidate Kangana Ranaut. In the course of his speech, he mentioned Tibet, something he rarely does. According to a press release from the PMO, Modi asserted: “The Congress government was so timid that it was afraid to even mention the name of Dalai Lama Ji. I frequently engage in discussions with Dalai Lama Ji. He is a stalwart of our rich heritage.