Srijan Sharma writes, Chinese Foreign Minister’s recent visit to India might have layers of genuine and deceptive interests; India, however after engaging with China extensively both at diplomatic and military levels has now realised China’s deceptiveness and dictums that subsequently follows. India maintained its strong stance towards China and cleared its priorities for normalisation of relations.
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3rd India-Central Asia Dialogue
Gitanjali Sinha Roy
ASSAM RIFLES – USI JOINT ANNUAL SEMINAR ON “UNRAVELLING HAZE THAT OBSCURES NORTH EAST’S POTENTIAL FOR ACTING EAST”
Assam Rifles, the oldest Para Military Force raised in 1835 and USI of India, India’s oldest Defence and Security think tank raised in 1870 conducted a joint Seminar “Unravelling Haze that Obscures North East’s Potential for Acting East” at the USI premise on 12 February 2021.
Disengagement in Ladakh
Major General Jagatbir Singh comments upon the recent agreement regarding the withdrawal of troops from the Northern and Southern banks of the Pangong Tso reached after prolonged and numerous […]
Indo-Pacific Oceans’ Initiative (IPOI): India’s Indo-Pacific concept translated into action
Commander Subhasish Sarangi , Writes : Prime Minister Narendra Modi outlined India’s concept of the Indo-Pacific in his Keynote Address at the Shangri-La Dialogue on 01 June 2018.[1] The following year, […]
INDIA NEEDS TO CHANGE ITS CHINA STRATEGY
Major General Harsha Kakar (Retd) Writes : For decades, India’s concentration of offensive forces remained on its western borders. Four wars, including Kargil, and decades of terrorism being propagated by […]