Indigenous Historical Knowledge Pakistan Project Counter Radicalisation Task ForceVisitor No:12865984 © Manohar Parrikar Institute For Defence Studies and Analyses ...

The issue discusses vulnerabilities in the capital acquisition process, maritime security cooperation, privatisation of anti-piracy operations, cloud computing’s relevance for defence, Pakistan’s ...

Summary Since its inception, the ADMM-Plus has evolved into a major convening platform for addressing key security-related issues. Through collaboration among ASEAN’s militaries and its partners, it ...

For Koreans, the Korean War was undoubtedly a watershed moment, which cemented the bifurcation of Korean Peninsula that continues more than seventy years after the fact. It is impossible to segregate ...

Type: Parliament Questions and Answers LOK SABHA STARRED QUESTION NO.361 TO BE ANSWERED ON 21.04.2010 SHRI M. ANANDAN: DR. VIVEKANAND: Will the Minister of EXTERNAL AFFAIRS be pleased to state:… ...

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The Maoist military machine has acquired a certain versatility and lethality and the security forces would have to possess and display immense capacities to fight the Maoists militarily.

Reply: Please refer to an earlier reply by Rukmani Gupta to a similar query, at http://idsA. Vinod Kumar Vinod Kumarin/askanexpert ...

replies: The Government of India on January 01, 1948 lodged a complaint with the UNSC under Article 35 of Chapter VI of the UN Charter against Pakistan, charging it with aiding, abetting and ...

On March 1, 2005, Afghan President Hamid Karzai appointed Uzbek militia commander Abdul Rashid Dostum as Chief-of-Staff to the Commander-in-Chief of the Afghan armed forces – a post which he… Continue ...

Maximum autonomy may be accorded in ethnic, cultural and developmental realms to autonomous councils for all Naga areas in Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and even Assam, through suitable amendment to the ...

The Indian government’s response to Pahalgam should draw lessons from strategic thought derived from the Mahabharata. The sensational attack in the Dhaka café may have been intended to either cause ...