Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said- We do not want anyone’s land, but we are ready to go to any extent to protect our land. When we look forward, we should remember that the challenges in front of India are big, but our resolve and courage are bigger than that. The world respects us not only for our power, but also for our dedication to truth, peace and justice.
He said- The country is not only protected by the soldiers deployed on the border, but also by scientists developing new technology, industrialists who create arms systems and teachers who prepared the next generation for war.
Rajnath said this on Wednesday on the second day of Ran Dialogue 2025 held at Mhow. He said- We have to take this country forward with our unity, our clear intentions and complete commitment. With this confidence, we will move forward with full confidence towards 2047. Will take India to new heights.
Ran dialogue will strengthen strategy
Defense Minister Rajnath said- Today’s ‘Ran Dialogue’ is not just an exchange of ideas, but is an opportunity to understand security, policy making and various aspects of the three armies. Discussions here will give us an opportunity to think about how we can make India more powerful, safe and self -sufficient. These will not only strengthen the defense strategy, but will also help in creating a long -term approach.
The nature of war is changing
In the modern era, war is no longer limited to land, sea and sky, but has spread to space and cyber space. Satellite systems, anti-satellite weapons and space command centers have now become new means of power. Today cyber warfare, artificial intelligence, drones and satellite -based monitoring are setting a new direction of war.
Non -Leanier and Multi Domain Warfare’s challenge
The Defense Minister said that in today’s time there is no fixed form of war. This era is of non -leanier and multi -domain warfare. In such a situation, we have to make our strategy flexible and timely. It is no longer possible to trust a certain war policy blindly.
Dialogue is India’s tradition
The lack of dialogue in the global environment causes a major cause of conflict and enmity. It is necessary to keep the paths open of dialogue even during the war. War and dialogue in Indian tradition have always been connected to each other. Dialogue before the war has been a part of our culture.
Strategic-physical approach will get new direction
Ran dialogue is not only academic practice, but a stage refining strategic and diplomatic thinking of India. The ideas emanating from here will strengthen India’s defense strategy in the future and will give direction to long -term diplomacy.
