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This work is the first volume of the trilogy on Indias power dynamics and the national security Author examines the tentative initial discovery of armed power as an instrument of state policy in 1947-48; its degradation from 1949 to the national humiliation of 1962; and its resurgence in 1965MAJ GEN KULDIP SINGH BAJWA graduated from the Defence Services Staff College Wellington in 1959 He participated in all the military operations from 1947 to 1971 After leaving service he became a widely read newspaper columnist on defence-related subjects a defence analyst and a military historian Under the auspices of Military Affairs Series 372 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. India, as the world's largest functional democracy and one of the fastest-growing economies, occupies a significant geopolitical position in global politics. With an unsettled border and cross border terrorism, India faces a broad spectrum of national security challenges. These challenges arise from both traditional and non-traditional threats and demand a comprehensive, multidimensional response to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity. One of the most persistent traditional threats to India stems from its external environment. The country shares borders with several nations, including China and Pakistan, both nuclear weapon powers with which India has had long-standing territorial disputes. The annexation of Tibet by the People's Republic of China in 1950 had endangered India's national security by eliminating a buffer zone, as India had no border with China except through Tibet. Chinese policy of expansionism and the practice of terrorism as an instrument of state policy by Pakistan and the nexus between the two had largely impacted on India's national security. Internally, India grapples with insurgencies in certain regions. The Left Wing Extremism in central India, although weakened in recent years, still poses a challenge to internal security. In the northeastern states, the identity-based movements occasionally flare into violence, despite years of peace-building and economic development efforts. Non-traditional threats have also emerged as serious concerns. Cyber security has gained prominence due to India's increasing reliance on digital infrastructure, making it vulnerable to cyber-attacks from hostile state and non-state actors. Climate change, pandemics, and environmental degradation are factors that impact food, water, and health security. These issues, though less visible than military threats, have long-term implications for national stability. India has adopted a multipronged approach to address these threats. Militarily, India continues to modernize its defence forces, enhance border infrastructure, and strengthen strategic alliances with like-minded nations. On the internal front, the government has intensified intelligence operations, reformed counter-insurgency strategies, and invested in development initiatives to address the root causes of unrest. …

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. In contemporary times of transnational changes, the dynamics of national security has become more complex and complicated, particularly with the emergence of transnational threats of terrorism, global warming and globalisation. In this context, the book concentrates on various aspects of national security challenges, particularly with reference to India. The highlights of the book include: specific attention on Islamalisation, strategic partnerships and defence cooperation. It is an interesting study covering India`s relationship with its immediate and extended neighbours. (jacket).…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. The Constitution of India provides that it shall be the duty of the Union to protect the states against internal disturbance and external aggression, and the states shall be responsible for maintaining police forces and securing public order. A large country, with nearly 23,000 km. of land and sea borders, India faces a host of internal, external and varied other serious security challenges. The contributors to this volume, almost all of whom are respected veterans of our three Defence Services have, on the basis of their long experiences, highlighted their concerns and pointed to the way forward. A crucial issue emerges from the writings in this book: there is an urgent need for the enunciation of a holistic National Security Policy which will provide the doctrinal basis for determining the nature, scale, and management architecture of the civil and military armed forces, intelligence services, and the growing number of agencies which are engaged in strengthening and safeguarding India s security. Besides, this book delineates the Centre State arrangements for the management of pan-India security. This volume should be of interest to all those who have interest in the safeguarding of our national security.…

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Zustand: New. Concentrates on various aspects of national security challenges, particularly with reference to India. The highlights of the book include specific attention on Islamalisation, strategic partnerships and defence cooperation. This is a fascinating study cover.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Editor's note. 1. National Security Lecture 2008 (L 27). 2. National security challenges for India in the next decade. 3. National Security Seminar 2008 (S 49). 4. Conflicts in the North East. First Session 1. An Overview of the insurgencies in the North East including the success in Mizoram. What lessons can be drawn. Second Session 1. External linkages (Including bases funding arms and ammunition) Demographic changes geopolitical developments in the neighbourhood and their impact on the North Eastern Region. Third Session 1. Achieving politico military strategy to integrate the region with the rest of India while safeguarding ethnic aspirations and importance of the North East in pursuit of India's Look East Policy. Closing remarks. The aim of the National Security Series conducted by United Service Institution is to bring into focus contemporary issues that have an overarching bearing on National Security. This is the Eleventh Volume of the Annual Security Series. The Annual Security Lecture 2008 dealt with National Security Challenges for India in the Next Decade. It was delivered by Admiral Sureesh Mehta PVSM AVSM ADC Chairman Chiefs of Staff Committee and Chief of the Naval Staff. The speaker began his talk by defining the concept of security as relevant in today's environment. He further carried out a broad survey of security environment in India's neighbourhood discussed modern India in perspective in the emerging global world order and concluded with his thoughts on our desired end state as a nation. The theme of the National Security Seminar 2008 was Conflicts in the North East. It covered an overview of the insurgencies in the North East external linkages demographic changes geopolitical developments in the neighbourhood and their impact and the need to achieve politico military synergy and importance of the North East in pursuit of India's Look East Policy. It was a very wide canvas and included wide ranging issues. The panelists and the participants included many personalities who had first hand experiences of the situation in the North East from the very top level (Governor/Army/Corps commanders) down to company commanders and officers from Civil Administration as well as Central Police Organisations. 258 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Introduction. 2. India's National Security, Defence Policy and Planning. 3. External and Internal Security Environment. 4. India's National Security and defence Response. 5. Cyber Security Challenge of India. 6. India's National Security Policy and Strategy. 7. India's Military Policy Challenges in the 21st century.…

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