A Phased Approach to India’s Missile Defense Planning India's missile defence explorations had long been hindered by its limited access to advanced interception technologies and slow pace of indigenization. India is now developing lower- and upper-tier systems for... A. Vinod Kumar | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
India’s Role in Keeping Peace in Africa India has played a major role in keeping peace in Africa through its participation in the UN peacekeeping operations in the continent. For India, being at the forefront in peacekeeping... Ruchita Beri | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Pakistan-Afghanistan Relations: Stablizing Politics Through Economics The discourse on Pakistan-Afghanistan relations has usually centred on the political strategic dimensions of their relationship. This is not surprising given the acrimonious association between the two countries. Yet it... Sumita Kumar | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Changing Geographical Factors in Planning and Conduct of Indian Military Operations The changing nature of geography plays a critical role in the planning and execution of military missions. Geography as a subject combines both the physical and human elements and the... P. K. Gautam | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Capacity-Building in Defense Science and Technology: A Perspective from the DRDO Suranjan Pal , William Selvamurthy | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Illegal Migration, Insurgency, and the Political Economy of Assam Gurinder Singh | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Dyadic Relationship Between Conflict Dynamics and Negotiations: Exploring the Linkages Medha Bisht | March 2008 | Strategic Analysis
Naxalite Mayhem in Nayagarh In a meticulously planned offensive, reminiscent of the February 2004 attack at Koraput in Orissa, around 360 highly trained armed cadres belonging to the outlawed Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist)... Nihar R. Nayak | February 28, 2008 | IDSA Comments
