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Chairperson: Maj Gen Dhruv C Katoch, SM, VSM (Retd)Discussants: Shri N Manoharan & Shri M R Narayan Swamy Hemantha Dayaratne’s paper focuses on the Sri Lanka’s counterinsurgency campaign against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE). In his view, the military strategy adopted by the Sri Lankan army offers an example for other countries facing… Continue reading Evolution of Sri Lanka’s Counter Insurgency Strategy 2002-2009
Chairperson: Ambassador Arundhati GhoseDiscussants: Dr Sitakanta Mishra and Dr Aditi Malhotra Dr Reshmi Kazi introduced the paper by saying that the danger of insider threats is emerging as the new nuclear threat and the risk of insider threats is invariably linked with terrorists seeking fissile materials to build a nuclear device. In the present paper,… Continue reading Insider Threat: The New Nuclear Danger |
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Chairperson: Dr Rajaram PandaDiscussants: Professor K V Kesavan and Professor Srabani Roy Choudhury The author tried to demonstrate Japan’s approach to India using the three characteristics that she perceived to be the central determinants of policy: 1) the international geopolitical structure, 2) elite perceptions and dominant norms, and 3) commercial and economic diplomacy. Through these… Continue reading Playing ‘catch up’: Japan’s foreign policy towards India – a case of delayed realism
Open to all Members; others pl. contact 1030 to 1300 hrs Conference Cell Chairperson: Professor Partho GhoshDiscussants: Dr Ram Upendra Das and Dr Nitya Nanda |
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Chairperson: Professor V P Dutt Discussant: Professor Mohammad Badrul Alam The broad theme of Dr. Rajaram Panda’s presentation was India-Japan economic relations, while the key focus was on the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC). At the outset, he made it clear that the paper would not attempt to examine India-Japan economic relations in detail, but only… Continue reading India-Japan Economic Relations: Focus on the DMIC
Chairperson: Ambassador I P KhoslaDiscussants: Shri Kanwal Sibal and Professor Sujit Dutta |
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Chairperson: Dr G BalachandranDiscussants: Prof Swaran Singh and Dr R Ramachandran Dr Ch Viyyanna Sastry in his present paper aimed to analyse and compare the nuclear energy development programmes in China and India. The key issues that he tried to address in the paper are: the roadmaps of China and India in securing their energy… Continue reading Nuclear Energy in China & India: A Comparative Study |
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