Articles in Homeland Security

Gifting Away of Indian territory: The Rise of the Bandicoots?

Gifting Away of Indian territory: The Rise of the Bandicoots?

By: Lt Gen Prakash Katoch | Date: 06 Sep , 2013

It was pathetic to see  visuals of the longest serving Defence Minister of India  on national TV yesterday evening avoiding media persons wanting to question him on the revelations made in the...

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National Security: Can the nation expect PM to stop swimming in slush?

National Security: Can the nation expect PM to stop swimming in slush?

By: Lt Gen Prakash Katoch | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 03 Sep , 2013

In one crisp interview to Spiegel, Jayati Ghosh has disrobed the government in deflecting blame on “foreign factors” for the economic slush that they have landed this country into. Both the...

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Unconventional Warfare – Whose Baby?

Unconventional Warfare – Whose Baby?

By: Lt Gen Prakash Katoch | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 27 Aug , 2013

David Maxwell’s recent article ‘Unconventional Warfare Does Not Belong to Special Forces’ in warontherocks.com makes interesting reading. English is a West German language that originated...

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Why should our soldiers ‘be nice’ to Pakistanis asks a Common Man

Why should our soldiers ‘be nice’ to Pakistanis asks a Common Man

By: IDR News Network | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 26 Aug , 2013

While reading an article  (http://www.hindustantimes.com/world-news/Pakistan/Decoding-Indo-Pak-ties-It-s-talks-versus-fights/Article1-1105336.aspx?hts0021) in the Hindustan Times which advocated...

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Maoists: Crimson Tide

Maoists: Crimson Tide

By: Lt Gen Prakash Katoch | Issue: Vol. 28.2 Apr-Jun 2013 | Date: 24 Aug , 2013

With adequate potential for civil war aimed at Balkanizing India, the Maoist insurgency requires total national focus and synergy, according equal importance to politico-social-economic issues in...

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Reactivation of the Kashmir Frontiers

Reactivation of the Kashmir Frontiers

By: Brig Amar Cheema | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 21 Aug , 2013

The Line of Control (LC) that marks the de-facto Indo-Pak border in the disputed state of J&K is witnessing the familiar sequence of infiltration, reverberating gunfire and mindless violence which...

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Bharat Verma on chinks in India's security

Bharat Verma on chinks in India's security

By: Nishant Chaturvedi | Issue: Courtesy: News Express TV | Date: 17 Aug , 2013

In an exclusive interview Nishant Chaturvedi, News Express Channel Head in Ye Hui Na Baat talks to Bharat Verma, Editor Indian Defence Review on issues of significance and concerning national...

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New Delhi: Mice can't roar!

New Delhi: Mice can't roar!

By: Lt Gen Prakash Katoch | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 15 Aug , 2013

The Prime Minister’s speech this Independence Day from ramparts of the Red Fort reaffirmed to the world that India continues to be a ‘soft state’ ruled by mice. Despite all that has...

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Terror related activities in developing India

Terror related activities in developing India

By: S. Sanyal | Issue: Courtesy: Aakrosh | Date: 05 Aug , 2013

As defined, development is a process in which something passes by degrees to a different stage. It involves a process of becoming deeper and more profound. It is a progression from simpler to...

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Internal Challenges

Internal Challenges

By: Maj Gen Afsir Karim | Issue: Courtesy: Aakrosh | Date: 29 Jul , 2013

Management of internal security has become a greater challenge with the increasing threats of domestic and foreign-sponsored terrorism and the widening ethnic, religious and political divides in...

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Downhill from Kargil

Downhill from Kargil

By: Air Marshal Narayan Menon | Issue: Vol 24.3 Jul-Sep 2009 | Date: 25 Jul , 2013

It is only ten years since the Kargil War, and it has already faded from public memory. ‘Tiger Hill’, ‘Tololing”, “Pt 5140”, Mushkoh Valley, and Muntho Dhalo are remembered only in...

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Reasoning the Indian Mujahideen

Reasoning the Indian Mujahideen

By: Danvir Singh | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 24 Jul , 2013

         The Indian Mujahideen (IM) has been quiet active ever since the banning of SIMI in 2001. Almost all the blasts, starting from Delhi in 2008 to Bodh Gaya recently, they have been...

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Chinese intrusions will not stop

Chinese intrusions will not stop

By: admin | Date: 24 Jul , 2013

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Avoidable Tragedies

Avoidable Tragedies

By: Air Marshal B D Jayal | Issue: Courtesy: The Telegraph | Date: 20 Jul , 2013

It is now nearing a month since disaster struck the upper reaches of Uttarakhand, unleashing nature’s fury and shattering the lives of thousands of pilgrims and local people. The number of...

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The Fall of Maoist Revolution

The Fall of Maoist Revolution

By: Lt Gen Gautam Banerjee | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 15 Jul , 2013

Having murdered the leading Congress party functionaries in Chattisgarh and celebrating that macabre act like the savages do, the Maoists have now elaborated their ‘hit list’ of politicians...

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Joining the Security Dots: Cyber Security, Surveillance and Democracy

Joining the Security Dots: Cyber Security, Surveillance and Democracy

By: Maj Gen S G Vombatkere | Issue: Net Edition | Date: 06 Jul , 2013

Edward Snowden, in his courageous, principled expose, has brought out how USA’s National Security Agency (NSA) has been spying on most nations in the world. This spying is clearly to establish or...

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