Lt Gen Ghanshyam Singh Katoch, PVSM,AVSM,VSM (Retd) Writes: The introduction of two statutory resolutions that were introduced and passed on the same day in the Rajya Sabha on 05 Aug 2019 for abrogation of article 370 and reorganisation of the state of J&K, generated euphoria and unease depending upon the era from which one viewed it.
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Lead Role of JK Police, Synergy in Anti-terrorist Operations a Must
Bashir Assad wirtes, Jammu and Kashmir Police must have a pivotal role and greater visibility on ground in combating terrorism. J&K Police have a huge local network which can significantly help in breaking the vicious cycle of recruitment. It has the requisite expertise and experience in counseling potential recruits in militancy.
USI Team Conducted National Security Programme at National Police Academy, Hyderabad from 24 June to 28 June 2019
USI Team conducted National Security Programme at National Police Academy, Hyderabad. The Department of Personnel and Training, GoI conducts a 5- day programme for senior officers from the IAS, IFoS, IRS, IC&CES and Defence Services. The programme covers a wide range of contemporary comprehensive national security issues; socio political, economic, resource, technology, military and multi domain security issues.
Clash of Ideology or Elimination of Rogue Terror Group in Progress in Kashmir
Brig Narender Kumar, SM, VSM (Retd) writes, creation of multiple terror organisations in Kashmir is part of a strategy that ISI has followed to ensure control over the situation in Kashmir. In addition it also acts as a check on those organisations that may turn rogue. The question remains how can Indian establishment exploit the current fissures among the terror organisations and Hurriya
USI Organised a Scholar’s Presentation by Brig Sanjeev Chauhan, YSM, Senior Research Fellow, USI on the Topic “China’s Strategic Behaviour, its Manifestations, Implications and India’s Strategic Response” on 20 June 2019
USI organised a scholar’s presentation on the Topic “China’s Strategic Behaviour, its Manifestations, Implications and India’s Strategic Response” on 20 June 2019.
Is the Press Really Free in India today?
Nirmolika Sangha writes, in the last few years, it has become increasingly difficult for the media to do its jobs in India. Journalists have been bullied and threatened to take down stories that are critical of the government