After Operation Sindoor, India is continuously working to increase the strength of the army. In this connection, there is news of a big defense deal with Russia. in operation vermilion S-400 The spent missiles of the air defense system will also be compensated. It is being claimed that India is preparing to buy 300 missiles from Russia. More weapons may also be included in this deal.

The India-Russia deal will include long and short range missiles. India is working rapidly to increase its stock. ,The Print, According to a report by India S-500 Can also think about. However, no final decision has been taken on this. The important thing is that India is currently S-400 Focusing only on.

India may also consider purchasing Pantsir missile system

The defense deal worth more than Rs 10 thousand crore with Russia will be completed through the fast track process. These missiles are expected to be purchased in this financial year after getting approval from the cabinet. India S-400 Along with this, Russia can also consider purchasing Pantsir missile system. It proves to be very effective in dealing with the threat of drones. By combining the Pantsir system, a strong defense system can be prepared.

Indian Army showed its might during Operation Sindoor

The Indian Army had killed more than a hundred terrorists during Operation Sindoor. In response to this, Pakistani Army also took action and tried to attack India. However, every attack of his proved unsuccessful. It is claimed that during this period the Indian Army S-400 Was used a lot. Due to this many missiles of Pakistan were destroyed.

Putin is going to visit India

The important thing is also that Russian President Vladimir Putin is going to visit India in December this year. Preparations regarding this have also started. The friendship between India and Russia is decades old and strong. It will become stronger after Putin’s visit.

India has prepared plans to build at least 208 hydroelectric projects in the Brahmaputra River Basin in response to China’s massive hydropower projects. All these projects will be built in 12 sub-basins, which will achieve the capacity of producing about 65,000 MW of electricity. At present this scheme is under the supervision of the Energy Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO).

China’s answer to the dam
According to officials, China is building a 60,000 MW capacity dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo river in Tibet (known as Brahmaputra in India and Jamuna in Bangladesh), which will be the world’s largest hydro project. In response to this, India plans to ensure balanced use and safety of water resources by building several small and big projects on the entire stretch of the river.

Biggest Project- Siang Upper Multipurpose Project
The largest among India’s proposed projects is the Siang Upper Multipurpose Project (SUMP), which will have a capacity of 11,000 MW. It is proposed to be built in Arunachal Pradesh, but has been stalled for a decade due to local opposition. In May 2025, NHPC has restarted the survey work in police security.

Importance of Brahmaputra Basin
The Brahmaputra river basin extends to Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Sikkim, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland and West Bengal. The region holds 80% of India’s total untapped hydropower potential, of which Arunachal Pradesh alone has 52 gigawatts (GW) of potential.

Existing and new projects
Currently, projects with a capacity of about 4,807 MW are underway in the Brahmaputra Basin, while projects of 2,000 MW are under construction. The new scheme includes large hydro projects as well as pumped hydro storage and small (<25 MW) projects.

China’s dam called ‘water bomb’
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu had said that China’s dam is being built very close to the state border and it can prove to be a threat like a ‘water bomb’. He warned that ‘this could become an existential crisis for our tribes and livelihoods.’ The Foreign Ministry has said that India is keeping a close eye on China’s activities. Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar had formally raised this issue during his visit to Beijing in July.

Japan anti ship missile system: India’s friend Japan has taken a big step amidst the ups and downs with China. It has launched a special anti -ship missile system to further strengthen marine security. It can also cause destruction for China. Japan introduced the Time 12 Coastal Defense Missile System during the Fuji firepower exercise in Shijuoka province on 8 June. It is a long -range coast defense missile launcher.

The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force has made this new long-range coastal defense missile launcher public for the first time. This defense system stays on the ground and protects the sea. Its most important work is to find out enemy warships. Along with this, it tracks them and is also capable of destroying them. Its range is about 1000 km. This is nothing short of alarm bell for a dangerous country like China.

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Operation Sindoor: The relations between India and Pakistan have never been very good. It became more fragile after Operation Sindoor. Pakistan keeps conspiring against India. Even before the Pahalgam terror attack, he has tried many nefarious. India’s relationship with China was also not good. A survey was conducted after Operation Sindoor. It was asked who is India’s largest enemy among China and Pakistan.

The ceasefire has been agreed between India and Pakistan. People were asked the same question before and after the ceasefire, but the answers have come up differently. Prior to ceasefire, 47.4 percent of the people admitted that China is the largest enemy in India. At the same time, 27.7 percent of the people admitted that Pakistan is a big enemy. While 12.2 people opted for both countries.

Who is the biggest enemy of India

People were questioned about India’s biggest enemy after ceasefire. After the ceasefire, 51.8 percent of the people considered China to be a big enemy. At the same time, 19.6 percent people considered Pakistan to be the big enemy of the country. At the same time, 20.7 percent of the people described both of them as enemies. After the ceasefire in the survey, different answers were found first.

Pakistan is shocked after Operation Sindoor

India avenged the terrorist attack in Pahalgam through Operation Sindoor. He destroyed 9 terrorist bases located in Pakistan and PoK. In response to this, Pakistan tried to attack many cities in India, although every attack of it failed. India retaliated and caused deep damage to Pakistan. Pakistan is a stronghold of terrorism and proved this itself. Many officers of the Pakistani army had reached the funeral of the terrorists.

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Pakistan-taliban meeting on CPEC: During the ongoing tension between India and Pakistan, China is now working on a policy of strategic siege. A clear example of this emerged recently when special messengers from Pakistan and China visited Afghanistan and interacted with the Taliban government under the BRI (Belt and Road Initiative).

At the behest of China, Pakistan appointed Muhammad Sadiq Khan, a special messenger for Afghanistan. He recently visited Kabul and met Afghan leaders with Chinese Special Representative U Shiayong. During this, there was a direct conversation with Taliban Home Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani and External Affairs Minister Aamir Khan Mottaki. In the meeting, important issues like Afghanistan’s participation in BRI, CPEC expansion, economic cooperation and security partnership were agreed.

Strategic, military and economic agenda clean
The meeting was a link to the fifth trilateral dialogue between the three countries and its purpose was to strengthen the preparations for the upcoming sixth round, trade and strengthen the security system. In the meeting, Taliban Home Minister Sirajuddin Haqqani said that it is Afghanistan’s priority to carry forward regional relations and to create creative support with mutual respect.

CPEC expands to Afghanistan
CPEC, which has already been a geopolitical challenge for India, passes through Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK). Now it is moving towards expansion till Afghanistan. Pak envoy Muhammad Sadiq confirmed that the three countries had agreed to expand CPEC to Afghanistan. For this, new opportunities for commercial cooperation and investment are being discovered. Safety cooperation is moving towards converting cooperation into strategic partnership.

What does it mean to India?
The expansion of CPEC to Afghanistan can be considered an attempt to isolate India more diplomatically on the western border. The Taliban’s close policy to China and Pakistan can weaken its historical-cultural relations with India. Meetings with extremist leadership like Sirajuddin Haqqani increase the apprehension that projects like CPEC can also become a cover for terrorist networks. Establishing BRI in Afghanistan will give China a direct way to the natural resources of Central Asia, where India’s presence is limited.