Rajnath Singh releases ‘Raksha’ blueprint for India’s defence diplomacy
The blueprint seeks deeper security cooperation, stronger military ties, greater defence exports and a larger maritime security role for India
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The blueprint seeks deeper security cooperation, stronger military ties, greater defence exports and a larger maritime security role for India
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday (3-Sep-2026) unveiled ‘Raksha’, a strategic blueprint on defence diplomacy that sets out India’s vision for the next decade.The document...
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New UK space strategy to bring government's investment and activity under one plan to drive growth, strengthen security and back everyday technologies
Andy Burnham has pledged to set out a path for expenditure on the military to reach 3 per cent of GDP, and then 3.5 per cent by 2035.
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