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Bangladeshi infiltration is the biggest threat
Ajit Doval, KC - Former Director, VIF

He belongs to the 1968 batch of the Kerala cadre and retired as chief of the Intelligence Bureau in January 2005.

Mr. Doval, who belongs to Garhwal, has outstanding credentials as an operations man. He made his name as a field operative in....

February 11, 2010 Ilegal Immigration , Neighbourhood Studies , Bangladesh , National Security and Strategic Studies
Indian Strategic thought and military traditions a talk with Major Gen Bakshi

Vimarsh, the monthly talk was held on 26th November 2009 at Vivekananda International Foundation. Major Gen Bakshi delivered the talk on ‘Indian Strategic thought and military traditions’.....

February 11, 2010 Vimarsh , National Security and Strategic Studies , Defence , Indian Strategic Thinking
Netaji and INA: Key Catalysts of India’s Freedom

A presentation by Major Gen G D Bakshi, Deputy Director (Research), VIF

Major Gen G D Bakshi deliberated on ‘Netaji and Indian National Army(INA): Key catalysts of India’s freedom’ with a presentation on 22nd January 2010, the eve o....

February 10, 2010 Historical and Civilisational Studies , Interaction , Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose , India’s Freedom , Indian National Army
Terrorist Strikes – Deny Space to the Terrorists
Ajit Doval, KC - Former Director, VIF

Text of the article sent to Hindustan Times – Published in Hindustan Times on 16 April 2006 under the caption “We have not kept terrorists on the run” One wrong way to assess terrorist incidents is to evaluate its gravity and import m....

February 10, 2010 Terrorism , National Security and Strategic Studies
Combating Left Wing Extremism
Ajit Doval, KC - Former Director, VIF

Does Left Extremism really pose a threat to India’s security or is it something that media has hyped for want of better stories? After all, they don’t stand for secession, do not question India’s territorial integrity and apparently are not wo....

February 10, 2010 Leftwing Extremism , National Security and Strategic Studies
Efface the danger of left wing extremism forever a talk by Shri Prakash Singh

Former Director of the Border Security Force, Prakash Singh IPS (Retd) delivered the monthly talk on ‘Naxal threat - State Response’ on 30th October 2009 at Vivekananda International Foundation. He examined the dimesnions of the threat and the st....

February 10, 2010 Leftwing Extremism , Vimarsh , National Security and Strategic Studies , Prakash Singh , Border Security Force , Naxal threat
Islamic Terrorists Pose Nuke Attack Danger: General Myers

Interaction with General Richard Myers, former Chairman of the joint chiefs of Staff, US Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the United States had an interaction with VIF security experts on 19 January 2010. February 10, 2010 Conference , National Security and Strategic Studies , Interaction , Islamic Terrorists , Richard Myers , Terror strikes

Probity in public life a talk with Shri Bhure Lal

‘Probity in Public Life’ - a talk on corruption prevalent in the Indian administration system and its solutions was delivered by Bhurelal IAS (Retd) at Vivekananda International Foundation on 30th September 2009....

February 09, 2010 Vimarsh , Governance and Political Studies , Probity in public life , Bhurelal , Indian administration system
Naxal Threat to the Indian State: Shri Ajit Doval

Ajit Doval, the Director of Vivekananda International Foundation and former Director of Intelligence Bureau spoke on Naxal threat to the Indian state on 21st August 2009 at Vivekananda International Foundation....

February 08, 2010 Leftwing Extremism , Vimarsh , National Security and Strategic Studies , LWE , Ajit Doval , Naxal threat
Indian Polity: Where are we headed? a talk with Shri K N Govindacharya

K N Govindacharya, the veteran Indian politician delivered the talk ‘Indian Polity: Where are we headed?’ at Vivekananda International Foundation on 25th June 2009. He examined the subjects of national consciousness, political tenets and strategi....

February 06, 2010 Vimarsh , Governance and Political Studies , Indian Polity , K N Govindacharya
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