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EVOLVING INDIA’S MILITARY STRATEGY

Lt Gen (Dr) Prakash Menon, PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd) Writes :  The ongoing situation on the Sino-Indian border offers a unique opportunity for the military leadership. They could impel the […]

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE ARMED FORCES

Maj Gen Shammi Raj, AVSM, SM (Retd) Writes :  “The road ahead for Artificial Intelligence depends on and will be driven by Human Intentions. We need to make Artificial Intelligence […]

Military Diplomacy & Negotiation I: The Premiere

This is the First in a Series of Blog articles on Military Diplomacy and Negotiation. In this article Maitrayee Jha lays the foundation for the follow on blogs. She brings out the importance of structured studying of past negotiations and formal military diplomacy and learning from them in an institutionalised manner for conflict resolution.

The Aircraft Carrier for the Indian Navy

Lt Gen G S Katoch writes, there is a misperception that the acquisition of India’s first aircraft carrier, the INS Vikrant, was an outcome of a misplaced importance that India gave itself in the world, post-independence.The Vikrant gave the Indian Navy the image and capability to dominate the Indian Ocean, which precluded the permanent presence of the major Navies in the Indian Ocean in the manner that they have maintained a presence in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.