United Service Institution of India (USI) organized its 37th Annual National Seminar on ‘Strategic Balance in the Indo-Pacific Region: Challenges and Prospects’ on November 3 and 4, 2016 in New Delhi.
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Pakistan Faces Tough Choices on Defense Spending In Future
Dr Raj Kumar Sharma writes: Stimson Center, one of the leading think tanks in the world, has come out with a report ‘Military Budgets in India and Pakistan: Trajectories, Priorities, and Risks’. Written by Shane Mason, the report analyzes how India and Pakistan convert their economic strength into military power.
Brahmos : More Than ‘Just Another Weapon In Our Arsenal Against Pakistan’
Inderjit Panjrath Writes: The extended range allows greater reach, not just against our Western adversary but also to enhance deterrence along our borders with China.
Escalation dynamics after ‘surgical strikes on terrorists’ by India: An analysis
General Asthana Writes: The successful surgical strikes on “Terrorists and their supporters” by Indian Armed Forces, has basically demonstrated the National Intention, Will, and Capacity to exercise hard power to break the myth that India will not chase militants and their supporters across the LoC/IB due to nuclear hangover.
SALE OF SUBMARINES TO PAKISTAN: CHINA’S SHOT AT TWO BIRDS WITH ONE STONE
Inderjit Panjrath writes: For Indian policy makers, this should provide food for thought on what could be multiple facets and manifestations of a ‘Two Front Threat’.
North Korea’s Missile Test
M H Rajesh writes: In a sign of complacency, many analysts had dismissed an earlier photograph of Kim Jong Un himself next to a missile popping out water as a handiwork of image manipulation.