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Tejusvi Shukla
Tejusvi Shukla served as a Research Assistant with the Centre for Land Warfare Studies between May 2019 and November 2020. Her area of research included India’s internal security with a special focus on Left-wing Extremism. Additionally, she has worked on India’s Medical Diplomacy and Cartographic Aggression. She graduated with a BA Programme degree in Economics and History from Miranda House, University of Delhi in 2019.

Tejusvi Shukla served as a Research Assistant with the Centre for Land Warfare Studies between May 2019 and November 2020. Her area of research included India’s internal security with a special focus on Left-wing Extremism. Additionally, she has worked on India’s Medical Diplomacy and Cartographic Aggression. She graduated with a BA Programme degree in Economics and History from Miranda House, University of Delhi in 2019.

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Why Securing the Information Domain has become an Urgent Necessity for India?
December 05, 2022 Tejusvi Shukla
A Special Meeting of the UN Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) was conducted in India in October this year. It was led by the External Affairs Minister, Dr S. Jaishankar, on India’s behalf, where he emphasized the increasing usa...

Tags: Neighbourhood Studies, Pakistan, Commentary, Pakistan, Kashmir, Terrorism, Militancy, Information Warfare, Social Media, United Nations, Jamaat-e-Islami, Counter-Terrorism Committee, Influence Operations
The China-Xinjiang-Central Asia Triangle: A Relationship beyond Economics and Religion
November 03, 2022 Tejusvi Shukla
Over 50 countries in a joint statement condemned China’s alleged human rights violations in Xinjiang on 31st October, 2022. Yet again, none of the Muslim-majority countries from Central Asia which share both religious and ethnic ties with Xinjiang ...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Central Asia, China, Commentary, Central Asia, Terrorism, separatism, Radical Islam, Security, energy, Xinjiang, Human Rights
The Boiling Baloch Pot: A Continued Saga of Baloch Resistance
May 22, 2022 Tejusvi Shukla
A suicide bombing that killed three Chinese nationals in the Pakistani city of Karachi on April 26, 2022, has sent shock waves throughout the region. Notably, this incident rests on two p...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Neighbourhood Studies, China, Pakistan, Commentary, Pakistan, CPEC, Balochistan, ISI, Gwadar, Karachi, Baloch Liberation Army, free baloch, Voice Of Missing Baloch, By waahin Baloch
Choices: Why the Future of Afghan Sports Must Concern the World
November 23, 2021 Tejusvi Shukla
News coming in from Afghanistan has been mostly unpleasant, rather concerning, for most of the country’s recent past – and most specifically since February this year. Amidst casting its shadow on all aspects of Afghan life – social, political, ...

Tags: Neighbourhood Studies, Afghanistan, Article, Pakistan, Qatar, Taliban, Political-Security, Afghan sports, Olympic, T20 World Cup, Australian Cricket Board
Shooting the ‘Messenger’: How India is tackling the Weaponisation of Social Media
July 08, 2021 Tejusvi Shukla
A recent publication of a distorted map of India by Twitter (under its career section “Tweep Live”) sparked a huge controversy.1 After severe backlash, the map was hurriedly taken down, but FIRs have been lodged against Twitter India c...

Tags: National Security and Strategic Studies, Article, Hybrid Warfare, Information Warfare, 5G, Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, Psychological warfare, Social Media Weaponization, Narratives, Cartographic Agression, Clubhouse
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