Sanjay K Jha

A series of bomb blasts in Delhi on October 29, 2005, that left 66 dead and 220 injured has, once again, underlined the acute vulnerability of major Indian cities to...

• Sanjay K Jha |
• October 2005 |
• Strategic Analysis

Low intensity conflicts in India, despite a long history and a major threat to national security, have remained substantially under-researched. Though a number of books have been written on the...

• Sanjay K Jha |
• April 2005 |
• Strategic Analysis

While cross-border terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and multiple insurgencies in the Northeast remain the focus of India’s internal security planning, left-wing extremism (LWE) is gradually becoming another major source...

• Sanjay K Jha |
• February 03, 2005 |
• IDSA Comments

Amidst the continuously expanding sphere of Maoist influence, political uncertainties and growing international interest, Nepal continues to remain one of the most volatile countries in South Asia. Recent developments have,...

• Sanjay K Jha |
• July 2004 |
• Strategic Analysis