USI – Blog – Page 52

India and its Blue Economy: Opportunities and Challenges in the Indian Ocean

Saanya writes about India’s vision for Blue economy, exploring its vast potential for sustainable development while addressing the challenges that come in the way of balancing economic growth with environmental conservation.

China’s Yarlung Tsangpo Dam: Implications for India

Elma writes about China’s new dam project and what it means for India’s water security.

China’s Defense Industry in Transition

Anushka writes on China’s Defence Industry and how it is transitioning from reverse engineering to innovation, becoming one of the top defence industrial complexes.

India’s Reopening of Its Embassy in North Korea: A Strategic Shift?

Manah writes on the reopening of the Indian embassy in North Korea. She looks at the major reason for this action and its implications.

Anura Dissanayake’s Visit to India: From the Prism of Kautilya’s Mandala Theory

Pritam writes on the visit of Sri Lankan President Aruna Dissanayake’s to India and understanding the implications of his visit through the prism of Kautilya’s Mandala Theory.

ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IN PROMOTING FOREIGN POLICY

Anushka writes on how social media is becoming a crucial tool in promoting foreign policy by engaging with global audiences, shaping narratives, and projecting soft power.

Sri Lanka Elects a New President from a Left-Leaning Party: An Overview of Anura Dissanayake’s Victory and Its Implications

Manah writes on the New Sri Lankan President-Elect Aruna Dissanayake and the implications of his presidency on India.

Navigating Tensions: The Strategic Importance of Foreign Warships Crossing the Taiwan Strait

Manah writes on the strategic implications of foreign warships crossing the Taiwan Strait amidst rising Chinese activities and its claim on the region.

Is the World Ready to reaccept Afghanistan Post-Taliban Regime?

Manah writes on the implications of the latest decree by the Taliban, the Law on Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, in its effort to engage with the world.

India and its Blue Economy: Opportunities and Challenges in the Indian Ocean

Saanya writes about India’s vision for Blue economy, exploring its vast potential for sustainable development while addressing the challenges that come in the way of balancing economic growth with environmental conservation.

China’s Yarlung Tsangpo Dam: Implications for India

Elma writes about China’s new dam project and what it means for India’s water security.

China’s Defense Industry in Transition

Anushka writes on China’s Defence Industry and how it is transitioning from reverse engineering to innovation, becoming one of the top defence industrial complexes.

India’s Reopening of Its Embassy in North Korea: A Strategic Shift?

Manah writes on the reopening of the Indian embassy in North Korea. She looks at the major reason for this action and its implications.

Anura Dissanayake’s Visit to India: From the Prism of Kautilya’s Mandala Theory

Pritam writes on the visit of Sri Lankan President Aruna Dissanayake’s to India and understanding the implications of his visit through the prism of Kautilya’s Mandala Theory.

Sri Lanka Elects a New President from a Left-Leaning Party: An Overview of Anura Dissanayake’s Victory and Its Implications

Manah writes on the New Sri Lankan President-Elect Aruna Dissanayake and the implications of his presidency on India.

Navigating Tensions: The Strategic Importance of Foreign Warships Crossing the Taiwan Strait

Manah writes on the strategic implications of foreign warships crossing the Taiwan Strait amidst rising Chinese activities and its claim on the region.

Is the World Ready to reaccept Afghanistan Post-Taliban Regime?

Manah writes on the implications of the latest decree by the Taliban, the Law on Propagation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, in its effort to engage with the world.

A Crucial Gathering Amidst Geopolitical Tensions: The Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024

Manah writes on the Pacific Island Forum Meeting 2024 and its agenda which will guide the region’s role in the current global power dynamics.

POST COVID-19: EMERGING GEO-STARTEGIC TRENDS AND IMPACT ON ECONOMY AND CORPORATES

Col Akshaya Handa Writes : Geo-strategic trends have nearly always impacted the national and corporate economics. Turbulent times more often than not, change the existing geo-strategic trends and lead to unexpected results, sometime turning earlier expectations on their head.

CAN CHINA’S LOSS BE INDIA’S GAIN?

Prof Panda Writes :The withdrawal of the Japanese companies from China and the process of disinvestment may be a loss to China but provides a huge opportunity for countries in Southeast Asia as well as India as they get ready to welcome the Japanese companies to set up bases.

Technology a Tool to Fight Pandemic and Internal Security Threats

Author: Brig Narender Kumar, SM, VSM (Retd) Introduction Post Coronavirus pandemic world will never be same again. The system of governance, national security is likely to see paradigm change. Pandemic will […]

FORCED AND BENIGN INTERVENTION OUT OF AREA CONTINGENCIES IN THE INDIAN CONTEXT

Lt Gen Satish Nambiar Padma Bhushan, PVSM, AVSM, VrC (Retd) Writes : Notwithstanding the internal challenges India faces and the imperative need to focus on economic growth, it would be […]

CREATING THEATRE COMMAND TO MEET OUR SPECIFIC CONDITIONS

Major General Harsha Kakar (Retd) Writes : Introduction On 15th Aug 2019, the Prime Minister in his annual Red Fort address to the nation announced a major decision: India would have […]

DEALING WITH ADVERSE IMPACT OF COVID 19 ON INDIA’S MILITARY PLANNING

Lt Gen (Dr) Prakash Menon, PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd) Writes: Prelude India’s military planning will be severely challenged by the inevitable and adverse economic impact of COVID 19. It also […]