Improving Indian Internal Security and lessons from Ukraine war

 

Sahebs | History of Subversion of India | Full Film

Sahebs Who Never Left is a film that ties together Ideological Subversion (as explained by KGB defector Yuri Bezmenov in 1970s) to the History of India. How Islamic invaders like Sher Shah Suri initiated a domino effect of creating subservient operators, who were later adopted by East India Company, becoming the cream of the society. Then the film draws a parallel that how the Freedom Movement of India was also hijacked by these Brown Sahibs, and ultimately led to what every subversion leads to - The Partition of India, in a bloody Civil War.
The fabled land of riches eventually becomes the ultimate tragedy on Earth, and no one bats an eyelid? The History of India is full of brave resistance and sacrifices to protect the land of Dharma, but then why did we fall? We didn't lose to invaders. We lost to the Sahebs among us. Weaklings, who were softened by the charms of invaders, and sold their souls. Watch the true History of India hidden from us. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3E534MpkHU

 

Ukriane War

Human-machine teams driven by AI are about to reshape warfare

Commercial software developers are challenging the traditional defense industry in the arms market, potentially revolutionizing warfare. In the war in Ukraine, teams of humans and machines are reshaping the battlefield, with remotely piloted drones significantly improving the lethality of artillery, rockets, and missiles.

Russia signs 2,80,000 for contract military service this year –Medvedev

Some 280,000 people have signed up so far this year for professional service with Russia's military, the deputy chair of the Russian Security Council, former President Dmitry Medvedev, said on Sunday. Visiting Russia's Far East, Medvedev said he was meeting local officials to work on efforts to beef up the armed forces.

Who is Rustem Umerov, Ukraine's new defence minister?

Umerov is known for his negotiating skills and has been involved in talks with Russia and international delegations. He has a background in the private sector and holds degrees in economics and finance.