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The Indian Hawk is India's independent, non-partisan platform dedicated to defence news, military analysis, and strategic affairs. Since 2019, we have covered India's armed forces, weapons procurement, geopolitical developments, and national security with depth and rigour.
Our readers include defence professionals, serving and retired military officers, strategic analysts, researchers, and engaged citizens who demand authoritative, fact-checked reporting. Writing for The Indian Hawk puts your work in front of this high-value audience.
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✅ What We Accept
- Original, unpublished articles not submitted elsewhere simultaneously
- Minimum 800 words; in-depth analysis of 1,200–2,000 words preferred
- Well-sourced content with credible references (government sources, official reports, reputable media)
- Articles aligned with our fact-checking policy
- Defence, security, military, geopolitics, and strategic affairs topics only
❌ What We Do Not Accept
- Content unrelated to defence, security, or strategic affairs
- Press releases or promotional content disguised as editorial
- Plagiarised, AI-generated without human expertise, or previously published work
- Content that violates our code of ethics
- Anonymous submissions without verifiable author credentials
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- Submit as a Google Doc or .docx file
- Include a 2–3 sentence author bio and a headshot
- Provide a suggested headline and a 150-word summary
- Cite all data, statistics, and quotes with hyperlinks or footnotes
- Images must be copyright-free or your own; include caption and credit
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