Security Related Issues
21st April will be remembered as an apocalyptic day when Sri Lanka had to encounter eight malignant terrorist attacks. Three hotels, three churches, a guest house and a local residence were torn apart by the […]
India’s drive for military modernization is aimed at projecting military muscle, to achieve recognition as the dominant power in the Indian peninsula. The rationale for this power projection is rooted in India’s definition of its […]
In an interview with India Today (04 May 2019), PM Modi made a sharp reversal from his earlier provocative remarks on the possibility of nuclear use against Pakistan by asserting that “India is recognized as […]
In 1994, there was a clear indication that Indian nuclear and missile technology could be used against Pakistan, when ‘Pirthvi’ missile was tested by India. These apprehensions were substantiated, when in 1997 India deployed missiles […]
One of the most well renowned Prussian General and Military Theorist van Clausewitz in his book On War posited, “ War is the realm of uncertainty: three-fourths of those things upon which action in war […]
A 20-month long investigation by the Conflict Armament Research (CAR) in its key findings had concluded that 50 commercial entities from 20 countries, including 07 companies from India were “involved in the supply chain of […]
While addressing an election rally in Rajasthan on 21st April 2019, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi claimed that India’s “nuclear capabilities are not being kept for Diwali” and it is not afraid of Pakistan’s threats. […]
India’s Anti-Satellite Weapon (ASAT) test provides an excellent opportunity, both to its latent capacity and to the active use of military and political power to achieve its regional and global objectives. For decades, the militarization […]
In an unfortunate series of events, Sri Lanka faced the worst tragedy historically over the Easter Sunday, on April 21, in which over 250 people died and almost twice that number were injured. No amount […]
The alleged mastermind of the recent bombings in Sri Lanka is believed to have been trained in India. A top Sri Lankan military source has stated that “We also suspect that some of those radical […]
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