Col Arun P Agarwal is an army officer with vast operational experience who is also a software developer. He is pursuing a PhD from Central University of Gujarat in the field of Terrorism & International Relations. He is presently, a Senior Fellow at Centre for Land Warfare Studies and working on employment of Artificial Intelligence in Multi Domain Operations.
In the Part 1 of this article, we analysed the hurdles India faced due to the onset of insurgency and terrorism, as well as how coalition politics kept successive governments busy which put the foreign policy on the back-burner, thus allowing China to establish diplomatic ties not only with our imme
“As we meet together in India at the end of 1983, representing a quarter of the world’s people from every continent and many regions, we have shared both our concerns and our hopes for international security. Despite differences of approach which affect the way we analyse and judge events, it is