Japan Continues to Battle Fukushima Nuclear Crisis After the threat level for the Fukushima plant was raised from 5 to 7, Japan’s claims about the situation getting stabilised are being received with a degree of scepticism. Rajaram Panda | April 18, 2011 | IDSA Comments
Reconciling AFSPA with the Legal Spheres The present paper analyses and examines the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in respect of legal aspects. It first discusses it in terms of domestic law, international humanitarian law... Ali Ahmed | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
Restructuring the Indian Armed Forces This paper broadly deals with two important aspects. First, it analyses various security challenges that India is facing at present; and second, it examines the need for restructuring the Indian... G. D. Bakshi | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
Positive Prospects for Limited War in South Asia There is sufficient space for India to wage a limited war against Pakistan. Fears of escalation to the nuclear realm are grossly exaggerated by the critics of limited war, who... Rahul Garg | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
Enhancing Self-Esteem of the Soldier This paper attempts to address the increasing challenges faced by the Army -both individually for the soldier and collectively as an organization. It is an attempt to balance the soldier’s... Samir Rawat | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
India’s Response to the Libyan Crisis Since there was no clarity about the end goals of this operation, it would have been difficult for the Indian government to communicate and justify its support for this resolution... Sanjeev Kumar Shrivastav | April 13, 2011 | Issue Brief
Nexus of Drug Trafficking and Militancy Exposed at New Delhi Drug trafficking has become a major source of funding for armed groups in the north east and contributes to the continuance of militancy in the region. Shivananda H | April 13, 2011 | IDSA Comments
China’s Cyber Warfare Capability and India’s Concerns The Chinese cyber warfare department’s multiple agencies and individuals are seriously working towards the overall objective of instantly disrupting or at least weakening the adversary’s computer networks so as to... Deepak Sharma | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
Dynamics of Indian Defence Technology: Indianisation, Indigenisation, Industrialisation, Integration The philosophy of approach toward military technology is based on purpose, vision, relevance, efficiency and performance. Being Indian in content is what needs to be added to the above! Sixty... Arun Sahgal , Venkat Bharathan | April 2011 | Journal of Defence Studies
Militarism and the Future of Democracy in Manipur: Impressions from the Field India’s two core national security objectives of territorial integrity and sovereignty can be better achieved through individual progress and overall societal happiness especially of its ethnic minorities. Namrata Goswami | April 11, 2011 | IDSA Comments