Tag: Counter-Terrorism
Assessment Of ‘Non-Quantifiable Parameters of Security & Governance’ In Kashmir Post Abrogation Of Article...
We, at the Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), have published various research papers on J&K focusing on radicalisation, cross-border terrorism, governance, perception management,...
Winds of Change in Kashmir
On 16 November 2017, Arshid Majid Khan, a twenty-year-old college-going Kashmiri boy who had joined Pakistan based proscribed terrorist group Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), walked into...
The Indian Army: Code of Conduct Amshipura And Beyond
The fact that the Indian Army takes the ethics and moral upbringing of soldiers and officers very seriously is to be seen in its...
Fighting Radicalisation to Counter Terrorism in India
Increasing radicalisation across the globe has been a major source of concern for security agencies world over. While the most common thread that the...
India and the Gulf: Towards an Evolving Counter-Terrorism Partnership
The last two decades have witnessed a change in the status quo of the relations between India and the Persian Gulf as the two...
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Is Covid-19 Crisis Giving Breathing Space to Naxalism in India?
The Covid-19 pandemic has severely affected the world like never before. For the first time, the globalized world remains standstill. In the Indian context,...
Book Review | Spying from Space: Constructing America’s Satellite Command and Control Systems
The book Spying from Space: Constructing America’s Satellite Command and Control Systems” by Dr David Christopher Arnold (Col USAF-Ret), published by Texas A&M University...
China’s Rising Pressure on Bhutan’s Borders is Aimed at India
Druk-yul, as Bhutan is called in its national language, is a small Himalayan state clubbed between two rising global powers, India and China. While...