Manoj Joshi

He is a Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation.

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Coronavirus: China’s Failure to Act Quickly Is Now Straining the System

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India Has a Long Way to Go Before it Can Use Space for Modern Warfare

India’s ASAT Capability Has Been Around for Some Time Now

The Long March 2 G/F rocket that carried Tiangong-1 into orbit on September 29, 2011. Credit: China Manned Space Engineering Office

China, Clearly a Country in a Hurry When It Comes to Space

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Explainer: The Loose Ends of the Sinister ISRO ‘Spy’ Case

Beijing’s Trajectory in Science and Technology Shows India Is Far Behind in the Game