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How Nagas Perceive the Creation of Seven Additional Districts in Manipur
Naga leaders have alleged that Naga villages have been merged with non-Naga areas to form the new districts and that the Manipur Government did not consult all stake holders including the Hill Area Committees before taking the decision.
When the Taiwanese Came Calling: Chinese Reaction and the Indian Response
Clarity, firmness and sticking to the positive territory of the relations have to be essential elements in India’s approach towards Taiwan.
India’s Participation in CPEC: The Ifs and Buts
Isolated statements from China and Pakistan soliciting India’s participation in CPEC could be part of a strategic mind-game. India must consider engaging astutely in this mind-game.
India - UAE Relations: New Dimension to Strategic Partnership
As India seeks to enhance economic engagement and deepen security cooperation with the Gulf, it finds a willing partner in the UAE.
Between Hope and Despair: Trump and the Future of the United Nations
Guterres has to forcefully convey to the new US administration that the US-UN relationship is a two-way street, where both parties need each other to safeguard their respective interests.
India’s Defence Budget 2017-18: An Analysis
While certain changes in the format of the defence Demand for Grants have brought even more complexity to the task of estimating India’s official defence budget, the fact remains that there has only been a meagre increase of 5 per cent which is grossly inadequate to keep the Armed Forces in fighting form.
Suriname’s Armed Forces – Capability Compromised
Suriname’s national army remains critically deficient in terms of air transport and maritime surveillance aircraft. It is an open question whether country’s armed forces will prove equal to the task of combating transnational organised crime.
Defence Budget 2017-18: What the Macro-Economic Factors Foretell
If the defence expenditure relationship to the GDP of 1.65 per cent is maintained, we may see a budget estimate (BE) for defence expenditure of Rs. 285,000 crores, against the current year BE of Rs. 249,099 crores.
New Year Attack in Istanbul: Predictable and Preventable!
While the New Year attack in Istanbul underscores Turkey’s endemic vulnerabilities, India too needs to be on guard. Messaging by the ISIS is often followed by action.
Defence Modernisation: A Silver Lining in the Dark Clouds?
The presentation of the Union budget on February 1 is expected to ensure full utilisation of allocated funds and will ensure that ‘New Schemes’ can be processed, approved and contracted from April 1, 2017.
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