Counter-terrorism
Problems and Prospects of Combating Terrorist Financing in India
Choking the flow of funds to terrorists is one of the vital aspects of combating terrorism.
Mumbai Attacks and the Need for Enhanced India-US Defence Cooperation
The staggered attacks on Mumbai across seven places were extremely demanding on time and resources required for counter operations.
Mumbai Attacks: A Deadly “Performance”
For 62 hours, from the night of November 26 to the morning of November 29, the city of Mumbai was held hostage to terror attacks.
The Need to Refine India’s Response to Terrorist Incidents
The November 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai which left more than 170 people killed and close to 300 injured did not conform to the pattern to which Indian security agencies have got accustomed to ov
Indo-US Counter-Terrorism Cooperation: Rhetoric Versus Substance
Following the 9/11 attacks on the American homeland, India and Pakistan emerged as important states in the US-led Global War on Terrorism (GWOT).
Will CCTV Technology Deter Terrorists?
The low-intensity bombs that blew up in Ahmedabad and Bangalore have thrown light on the challenges before India’s intelligence agencies.
Causes and consequences of Terrorism in Punjab: A Rationalist Perspective
In many ways the story of Punjab is anomalous to the stylized facts of civil war literature.
Lessons of Jaipur
The Indian reaction to the terrorist attacks in Jaipur has so far been quite predictable.
India-Indonesia: Emerging Strategic Confluence in the Indian Ocean Region
India and Indonesia, the two major regional powers, have in the recent past initiated intimate bilateral relations.
Encouraging Public Participation in Countering Terrorists
Mumbai was recently placed in a state of high alert after a taxi driver informed the police that he suspected four passengers, including a burqa clad woman, whom he drove around, may actually be terro
