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India and North West Indian Ocean Region - Role of Geo-Economics in Bridging the Gulf
Saurabh Chandra

Salience of West Asian Economy The North West Indian Ocean Region encompasses the Arabian Sea and stretches from the Gulf of Oman to the Persian Gulf, through the Straits of Hormuz, while the Bab-el-Mandeb connects the Gulf of Ade....

August 28, 2017 International Relations and Diplomacy , Indian Ocean Region , Indian Ocean Region , Geo-economic policy , hydrocarbon trade , North West Indian Ocean , Bridging the Gulf , Geo-Economic
नैतिकता की पट्टी खोलकर राजनीति को समझें
Rajesh Singh

भारतीय राजनीति की दुनिया जटिल है। यदि इसे सही और गलत की दृष्टि से देखा जाए तो गलतियों की गुंजाइश....

August 25, 2017 Governance and Political Studies , India , Politics , राजनीतिक , नैतिकता , भ्रष्टाचार , अवसरवादिता , Morality
China’s First Overseas Military Base in Djibouti
Dr Neha Sinha

Introduction In the recent years, as part of national defense policy, China has expanded its military ties across the African continent. On 11 July, 2017, two Chinese Navy warships left the port of Zhanjiang with military personn....

August 24, 2017 International Relations and Diplomacy , China , India , China , Djibouti , military base
Three Stages of Indo-Russian Defence Relations: A Military Perspective
Lt Gen (Dr) V K Saxena (Retd), PVSM, AVSM, VSM

Abstract This Apr this year, India and Russia celebrated 70 years of their diplomatic relations. The occasion was marked with reciprocal visits of the Heads of State to each other's country. While PM Modi wrote 'India, Russia r....

August 23, 2017 National Security and Strategic Studies , Defence , Defence technology , Russia relations , Make-in-India
महाशक्ति बनने के लिए दुर्दांत छवि त्यागता चीन
Lt Gen Gautam Banerjee

“जब आप दूसरों के बारे में राय बनाते हैं तो आप उनका चरित्र नहीं बताते, अपना चरित्र बताते हैं।” – व....

August 22, 2017 Neighbourhood Studies , China , चीन महाशक्ति , वर्चस्व , भारत , एकतरफा शत्रुता
The Nexus of Terror and Ideology : Scourge of Naxalism in India
Shekhar Dutt

Independence may have firmed up the geographic expanse of India but it failed to stabilise the ‘concept’ of India. Constitutionally we have taken our diversity seriously and the representative form of our democracy has further made our divisions ....

August 21, 2017 Leftwing Extremism , National Security and Strategic Studies , West Bengal , Naxalism in India , Andhra Pradesh , Telengana , Jharkhand , Odisha , Maoists , insurgency , governance
भारतीय सभ्यता और संविधान
RNP Singh

पारंपरिक भारत ही आज के भारत का उद्भव और स्रोत है। यही भारत के अस्तित्व की रीढ़ है। दार्शनिक स्तर �....

August 21, 2017 Historical and Civilisational Studies , Indian history , पारंपरिक भारत , सहिष्णुता , संविधान , बुनियादी मूल्य , Indian Civilisation , Constitution
India Needs Structural Changes to Remove Uncertainty in National Security
Brig Narender Kumar, SM, VSM (retd.)

Thucydides said, “Peace is a temporary truce in a war that is continuously going on.” India is at war since 1947 as no nation has fought so many conventional and sub-conventional conflicts post World War–II as India. Incidentally, each of these....

August 18, 2017 National Security and Strategic Studies , Defence , National Security Strategy , defence capability building , defence planning
स्किल इंडिया अभियान : सामयिक पहल
Dr Teshu Singh

आर्थिक वृद्धि पर आयु का प्रभाव हमेशा ही बहस का विषय रहा है। युवा कामकाजी वर्ग में बढ़ोतरी किसी भी....

August 17, 2017 Economic Studies , कौशल विकास , कुशल भारत , प्रशिक्षण अभियान , Skill India Mission , Prime Minister Narendra Modi , Digital India , Skill Development Ministry
Uzbek President’s Roadmap to Check Radicalization
Amb Skand Ranjan Tayal

Since attaining independence in 1991, Uzbekistan and other Central Asian Republics have been struggling to prevent the radicalization of their overwhelmingly Muslim populations. Uzbekistan quickly realized the danger of unregulated religious preachi....

August 17, 2017 Terrorism , National Security and Strategic Studies , Uzbekistan , radicalization , religious preaching
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