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Chairperson: Shri V K MisraDiscussants: Shri Amit Kumar Singh and Shri Rahul Gangal This paper revolved around two key questions: Why does India need higher FDI in defence industry? And how much the FDI limit should be increased? Highlighting the present FDI policy of India, Mr Behera said that India has allowed FDI up to… Continue reading A case for Increasing FDI CAP up to 100 per cent in India’s Defence Industry
Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Chairperson: Amb. TCA RagachariDiscussants: Prof. Chintamani Mahapatra and Prof. Manmohini Kaul |
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Chairperson: Shri P R ChariDiscussants: Dr B M Gandhi and Dr Moushumi Basu The paper describes the existing procedures and systems of international export controls of materials, equipments and technology related to biological weapons. The author states that Export controls “are tools to ensure that trade flows consistently with treaty obligations embodied in the relevant… Continue reading International Procedures and Systems of Export Controls of Materials, Equipments and Technology related to Biological Weapons
Chairperson: Ambassador ShashankDiscussants: Ambassador Rajeev Bhatia and Professor S N Malakar Ms. Beri’s paper focuses on the upcoming referendum that brings forth the complexities of energy politics in Sudan. The referendum is important for both North and South Sudan. The deep historical and commercial ties between Sudan and India mean that the developments in Sudan… Continue reading Sudan in Transition: Implications for India |
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Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Chairperson: Prof. V P DuttDiscussants: Prof Madhu Bhalla and Prof Swaran Singh In sharp contrast to its reticence till the 1990s, the past few years have witnessed a notable increase in the Chinese People’s Liberation Army’s (PLA) engagement with the international armies.… Continue reading China’s Military Diplomacy: Investigating PLA’s Participation in UN Peace Keeping Operations |
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Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Chairperson: Brig (Retd) Gurmeet KanwalDiscussants: Professor K P Vijay Lakshmi and Brig (Retd) Rahul Bhonsle
Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Chairperson: Prof. V P DuttDiscussants: Amb. K V Rajan and Amb. T C A Rangachari |
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Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Moderator: Dr Arpita AnantDiscussants: Shri Prakash Singh and Shri J N Roy |
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Chairperson: Shri Naveen Verma, National Security CouncilDiscussants: Professor Chintamani Mahapatra and Shri K Srinivasan The paper focuses on how United States manages its borders through the concept of “smart borders”, enhanced cross border cooperation with neighbours and utilisation of technological solutions and how far these measures are relevant to India’s approach to border management. Smart… Continue reading Managing India’s Borders: Lessons from the US Experience
Chairperson: Ambassador I P KhoslaDiscussants: Ambassador Dalip Mehta and Professor Mathew Joseph C Dr. Medha Bisht’s paper focused on Bhutan’s Policy shift over a period of time. In the process of explaining this broad aspect, she tried to answer questions such as: who are the actors in Bhutan driving foreign policy choices? What are the… Continue reading The Making of Foreign Policy in Bhutan |
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