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The article discusses the future of power projection for India and why the country is investing in it. Topics discussed in the article are India and its multinational operations with the Indo-US relationship along with the responses to the Indian power projection. The influence, ambition, arms and relationship of India to power projection is also mentioned along with India's concerns over border relationship with Pakistan and China.

The article discusses on the sinews of Indan power protection that projects specifically with land and air capabilities along with the exclusion of foreign basing, which is very important to the military power of India. The article also mentions about the special forces, intelligence, jointness, communications, defence-industrial receptivity which will help India to meet its military challenges.

The article discusses on India's Defence Posture. It explores topics including the basic shape and size of India; its inclination towards defence spending, economic growth, planning of spending and equipment investment. It also highlights the challenges Indian defence has to face along with India's involvement with Power Projection and its role in the country's defence posture.

The article discusses on topics including what is land-power projection, the types of land-power projection, and its amphibious and sealift operations. The article also mentions about India's capabilities of land-power projection along with the country's struggle against an equal rival who would not find it hard to gather a bigger defensive numbers than the size of India's amphibious force.

The article discusses the substantial growth of IAF (Indian Air Force) that has both naval and land-based aircraft but lacks a strategic bomber and its lack of interest in acquiring one. The article also discusses on India's powerful base of airpower projection; however, it will take many years for India to mature this capability.

The article focuses on nuclear restraint at low numbers in seven nuclear-armed states. It mentions that Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) provides a platform for discussions between its nuclear and non-nuclear members regarding the nuclear arm reduction. It mentions that among non-armed states Israel have arsenals comparable in size to India and Pakistan ranging around 100 warheads. It states that nuclear arms are threat to international security.

A map of India is presented with information on India and is neighbouring territory; characteristic areas of Indian Strike Aircraft and military-relevant facilities across India.