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Dr. Roshan Khanijo's academic qualification includes BSc, MA and PhD. Her topic for the doctoral thesis was "Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and Developing Countries – A Critical Appraisal" She is the author of a book "Complexities and Challenges of Nuclear India" She was the member of the study team which did the Net Assessment on China and South Asia. She has been a panelist in Panel Discussions on nuclear issues. She presented a paper in the seminar organized by CIISS (China Institute for International and strategic Studies) in Beijing .She also took part in the discussions held by CICIR (China Institute of Contemporary International Relations) in Beijing. She has taken guest lectures for Jindal International University .Currently she is working as a Research Fellow at USI.

Water as a Strategic Issue in India

Nihar Kuanr Writes: Steps need to be initiated on war-footing to address the water issue in a holistic manner. Water is a strategic asset for India. The Government, policy-makers, think tank and the public need to be sensitised on this issue. The National security and strategic narrative be framed accordingly.

Doklam : The Information Warfare Campaign and A Solution

Anurag Dwivedi Writes: Since withdrawal and concessions are no longer an option thanks to the IW campaigns on both side, the correct way forward may be that neither side withdraws and instead both China and Bhutan create a temporary post in Doklam held by a mutually decided administratively viable strength of one platoon each.

STRATEGIC PANEL DISCUSSION

USI conducted Strategic Panel Discussion for Foreign Service Probationers from Bangladesh, being trained under the aegis of Foreign Service Institution (FSI), New Delhi, on 10 July 2017……..

CAPSULE ON GLOBAL SECURITY

USI conducted a Capsule on Global Security for Leadership Development Programme participants, being trained under the aegis of The Global Education and Leadership Foundation, Gurgaon on 31 July 2017…….

Daggers out at the chicken’s neck

Of late, the slant in the articles carried by the Economist is palpable. A shoddy and shallow analysis, that still refers to Bhutan as a vassal of India and hints at the possibility of 1962……….