P. R. Chari

The fact that bipolarity is passing and a new multipolar world structure has emerged, merits a deeper examination. In the political sphere, the interests of the super powers, collaborative or...

• P. R. Chari |
• January-February 2023 |
• Strategic Analysis

How have commentators perceived India’s defeat in the Sino-Indian border conflict of 1962? What were its underlying reasons? Can the entire blame be cast on China for its surprise attack?...

• P. R. Chari |
• October 2012 |
• Journal of Defence Studies

The Kargil conflict can be categorized as a 'limited war'. It was initiated by Pakistan to achieve mixed military and political objectives, but made important misjudgments that doomed the enterprise...

• P. R. Chari |
• May 2009 |
• Strategic Analysis

Some Preliminary Observations Armed forces across the world are closely involved in handling natural calamities, which is accepted as part of their non-military duties, and are no less important for...

• P. R. Chari |
• January-March 2008 |
• CBW Magazine

Two rounds of negotiations have been held between Indian and US officials to negotiate implementing the Indo-US nuclear agreement, embedded in the Joint Statement issued by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh...

• P. R. Chari |
• January 05, 2006 |
• IDSA Comments