Dr Raj Kumar Sharma writes: Chinese government has been trying to evoke nationalism amidst its slowing economy to gloss over its domestic problems, especially these separatist movements.
How will India achieve a strategic balance vis a vis three contending powers ?
Maj Gen BK Sharma (Retd) Writes: Popular view is that the geopolitical environment demands that India must jettison it’s Non Alignment policy in favor of an interest-based multi – vector strategic engagement.
Taliban worried as India mulls supply of more weapons to Afghan forces
Bhatnagar writes: It is imperative for India, an important regional stakeholder which shares deep rooted relations with the Afghan people to seriously indulge in capacity and capability development of the Afghan Army.
Tsunami Exercise in Indian Ocean
M H Rajesh writes: With modern technology like satellites, there is adequate warning time available for affected peoples and governments to prepare and evacuate saving lives in most calamities.
Uzbekistan stares at political uncertainty after President Karimov’s death
Dr Raj Kumar Sharma writes: Whoever comes to power, it is unlikely that the new President will make drastic changes in domestic and foreign policy followed by Karimov.
India’s Baluchistan Card , what does it Imply ?
Maj Gen BK Sharma (Retd) Writes: In Indian strategic circles there is a wide endorsement that time has come to pay Pakistan in the same coin.And , India must support popular anti Pakistan sentiments in the Pok and Baluchistan