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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Last wars have taught that new wars would be different. The new age technologies have revolutionized the industry and in turn industry is revolutionizing warfare. The distinction between a soldier, a civilian and a machine is blurring. All are gradually becoming one, making warfare more complex and incrementally based on technology. India needs to build a new Defence Industrial Complex, breaking the shackles of legacy. Doctrines of future warfighting must be juxtaposed with doctrines of Defence capability development based on indigenous systems. The wars are shifting towards automation, demanding a transition from analogous systems of warfighting to autonomous systems. It is the responsibility for the military to lead the industry to transform into meeting future needs in the battlefield. The three critical components of technological development are based on Power, Materials and Electronics (PME). Once PME is in place, the next driver would be the ICT to build systems of systems. Speed, stealth and accuracy would be battle wining if systems are secure. The warfare in this monograph has been divided stages such as 'Non - Contact and Non- Kinetic applications', 'Non- Kinetic and Kinetic attacks', 'Contact and Non-Kinetic applications' and Contact and Kinetic attacks. As also it covers various technologies to fight multi-domain operations. It recommends that Military must quickly define and adopt 'Military 4.5' standards which means lead the industry beyond Industry 4.0.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. For millennia, humanity looked to the heavens with wonder. The stars guided travellers, inspired philosophers, shaped civilizations, and connected the earthly to the divine. Space was a realm of mystery—distant, sacred, and beyond human reach. That changed when rockets pierced the sky. Taramandal Sangram traces the remarkable journey of outer space from a source of spiritual fascination to one of the most contested strategic frontiers of the twenty-first century. From the Cold War space race and the quest to place humans beyond Earth to the development of satellites that now power communication, navigation, commerce, and warfare, this book reveals how humanity's greatest technological triumphs have transformed the nature of power itself. Today, nations depend on space for economic growth, military effectiveness, and technological progress. Yet the same domain that enables global connectivity has become an arena of rivalry, vulnerability, and conflict. Anti-satellite weapons, cyber threats, artificial intelligence, supply-chain dependencies, and the rise of dedicated space forces are reshaping international security. The struggle for dominance is no longer confined to land, sea, and air—it has extended into orbit. As space becomes increasingly central to economic prosperity, military effectiveness, and technological advancement, nations face difficult choices. How can space remain a global common while serving competing national interests? Can cooperation survive growing geopolitical tensions? And what are the consequences for countries that fail to develop resilient and self-reliant space capabilities? Accessible to both general readers and policy enthusiasts, Taramandal Sangram is a timely exploration of why the future of nations—and perhaps of humanity itself—will be shaped not only on Earth but also among the stars.…