Satish Chandra

The concept of national security has often been taken to merely connote the preservation of sovereignty, territorial integrity and internal stability with the focus on the coercive power of the...

• Satish Chandra, Rahul K. Bhonsle |
• July 2015 |
• Strategic Analysis

Dr. Arvind Gupta (AG): You were India’s Permanent Representative (PR) at Geneva from 1992 to 1995, a momentous period for India. As PR, you faced a number of challenges vis-à-vis...

• Satish Chandra, Arvind Gupta |
• July 2014 |
• Strategic Analysis

“Credible minimum deterrence” is the cornerstone of India’s nuclear doctrine. It, used in conjunction with the concepts of “No First Use” (NFU) and “Non Use” against non nuclear weapon states,...

• Satish Chandra |
• April 30, 2014 |
• Issue Brief

The spate of rioting which plagued Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) from June 2010 is testimony to the mismanagement of developments by both the state and central governments. This is all...

• Satish Chandra |
• March 2011 |
• Strategic Analysis

The prognoses that it will be long before Afghanistan will be at peace with itself; that the Taliban have raised the cost of the Afghan war for the West; that...

• Satish Chandra |
• January 2011 |
• Strategic Analysis

• Satish Chandra |
• September 2009 |
• Strategic Analysis