Rajat Pandit is a journalist at The Times of India. He covers a diverse range of topics including defence, strategic affairs, politics, and cultural commentary on films and books, with a particular interest in drone technology. Rajat's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Economic Times, Deccan Herald, and The Federal.
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It's better late than never for this most radical military reorganisation envisaged since Independence.
By: Rajat Pandit
As global warfare shifts toward long-range precision strikes, India moves to bridge the gap with a dedicated missile arm distinct from its nuclear command
By: Rajat Pandit
The vessel's induction marks a generational leap in India's undersea deterrence, yet the gap between submarine capability and operational missile readiness remains
Lessons from recent conflicts, threats from Pak and China, and push for Mission Sudarshan Chakra underline urgency for a multi-layered, cost-effective AMD grid
By: Rajat Pandit
To counter a fused China-Pakistan threat, NS Raja Subramani must prioritise drone capacity, integrated rocket forces, and a long-overdue National Security Strategy
The growing Chinese presence in the IOR requires India to urgently expand and modernise its fleet
By: Rajat Pandit
India must fast-track naval modernisation as China expands its Indian Ocean presence with warships, submarines & spy vessels. Quad’s strategic cohesion wanes under Trump’s transactional China outreach, while India’s fleet struggles with delays in submarines, destroyers & carriers. The stakes couldn’t be higher.
By: Rajat Pandit
As China fortifies military base, infra at LAC to alter status quo, India can consider negotiating new border framework, set of protocols after reviewing pacts like BDCA of 2013
Rajat Pandit has moved from Google Cloud to Anthropic, where he will lead Applied AI for India, according to media reports.The appointment marks a new phase in Pandit's career after nearly eight years at Google Cloud, with his new mandate focused on helping enterprises and institutions explore practical applications of artificial intelligence.From Cloud To Applied AIPandit spent nearly eight years at Google Cloud, where he worked across technical sales and collaborated with product, engineering and sales teams.His experience included working on real-world projects and engaging with industry leaders, which he has previously identified as an important part of his professional development.During his tenure, Pandit also worked closely with mentors, colleagues, partners and customers, gaining experience at the intersection of technology and business.Focus On Enterprise AI AdoptionAt Anthropic, Pandit will focus on helping organisations identify practical applications for AI and explore how the technology can be deployed across Indian enterprises and institutions.His appointment comes as AI companies increasingly shift their focus from experimentation towards enterprise applications designed to deliver measurable business outcomes.Pandit's experience in cloud and AI infrastructure is expected to inform his new role as he works with organisations exploring AI adoption.A New Chapter In AIThe move represents a transition from cloud infrastructure and technology consulting towards applied AI and its use in real-world business environments.At Anthropic, Pandit will focus on helping organisations understand where AI can be deployed effectively and how it can support practical business and institutional applications.
With China and Russia advancing rapidly in this area, militarisation of space is now an inescapable reality for the nation
