• 01 September, 2024
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The Chanakya Dialogues Conclave

Foreign Affairs

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NOT-SO-GREAT BRITAIN DISUNITED KINGDOM

NOT-SO-GREAT BRITAIN DISUNITED KINGDOM

By Ambassador Deepak Vohra
Decoding Israel’s Gaza Strategy

Decoding Israel’s Gaza Strategy

By Maj Gen Neeraj Bali, SM (Retd)

GeoPolitics

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PM MODI IN UKRAINE: A TIMELY VISIT AND AN IMAGE BOOST FOR INDIA

PM MODI IN UKRAINE: A TIMELY VISIT AND AN IMAGE BOOST FOR INDIA

Anyone avidly following the war in Ukraine would realise that it is a futile war where termination is going to be a real challenge. It is a war of national egos of not just the contestants but a host of countries who seem to back it, some apparently quite reluctantly. P

By Lt Gen Syed Ata Hasnain (Retd)
Strategic Fault Lines in the People’s Liberation Army

Strategic Fault Lines in the People’s Liberation Army

The People's Liberation Army (PLA) is the backbone of China's military power, tasked with safeguarding the Communist Party's control and advancing China's global ambitions. Over recent decades, the PLA has transitioned from an infantry-based force to a modern military c

By SHIVANSH SINGH, research associate
Ring of Conflict Zones Around India – Clear and Present Danger

Ring of Conflict Zones Around India – Clear and Present Danger

Last year, I discussed how India’s neighbouring countries were increasingly burdened by debt, which I referred to as the ‘Ring of Debt.’ I also predicted that after this phase, anti-India forces would move into the ‘transition phase,’ followed by the ‘domina

By Cdr Sandeep Dhawan (Retd)
Why the Bangladesh Crisis is a Major Concern for India

Why the Bangladesh Crisis is a Major Concern for India

After weeks of demonstrations and violence that started in July 2024, the Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled to India on 5th August 2024. The World’s longest-serving female head of state is presently in India and her plans include asylum in Lon

By Cdr Sandeep Dhawan (Retd)

National Security

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The Rising Wave of Air Power -Exercise Tarang Shakti

The Rising Wave of Air Power -Exercise Tarang Shakti

The largest-ever International Air Exercise that mainland Asia has seen in over six decades is underway as the Indian Air Force hosts friendly foreign Air Forces from thirty nations, ten as active participants, and the rest as observers. Exercise Tarang (Wave) Shakti co

By Air Marshal (Dr) Diptendu Choudhury (Retd) PVSM, AVSM, VM, VSM
India’s Maritime Diplomacy: Strategies for Navigating the Indo-Pacific Landscape

India’s Maritime Diplomacy: Strategies for Navigating the Indo-Pacific Landscape

The Indo-Pacific region can be understood as a geopolitical area that comprises of the waters of the Indian Ocean, the central and western Pacific Ocean, and the seas that connect the two. Its stretch is debated to range from the eastern shores of the African continent

By EKAMVIR SINGH research associate
Ring of Conflict Zones Around India – Clear and Present Danger

Ring of Conflict Zones Around India – Clear and Present Danger

Last year, I discussed how India’s neighbouring countries were increasingly burdened by debt, which I referred to as the ‘Ring of Debt.’ I also predicted that after this phase, anti-India forces would move into the ‘transition phase,’ followed by the ‘domina

By Cdr Sandeep Dhawan (Retd)
Why the Bangladesh Crisis is a Major Concern for India

Why the Bangladesh Crisis is a Major Concern for India

After weeks of demonstrations and violence that started in July 2024, the Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resigned and fled to India on 5th August 2024. The World’s longest-serving female head of state is presently in India and her plans include asylum in Lon

By Cdr Sandeep Dhawan (Retd)