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Failed civil uprising but sparks do simmer !—part 8
Events in Pakistan after 09 May 2023 have been moving at breathless speed . A large number of Imran supporters have left him and his party Pakistan Tehreek -i -Insaaf (PTI) . Imran has been totally isolated. Many, not all, have been arrested by the authorities, estimated between 5-7000.

Outdated courses to rampant ragging: Why India’s National Defence Academy needs urgent help
It is empirical wisdom that leaders are not born, they are made. For the armed forces, the foundation of leadership is laid at the military academies.

5 Jun 2023
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The power of social media - By Neil John
We are living in a world of fastest fingers first. Anyone and Everyone is a news maker, sensationalism and "yaad rakhen aapne pahele apne channel par suna hai" has now become the adage of the twitterist.

4 Jun 2023
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Pakistan: Imran Khan Vs General Asim Munir
The date May 9, 2023, will be a watershed moment in Pakistan's history. It could either mark a turning point for genuine democracy or further solidify the Army's control over Pakistan.

31 May 2023
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Manipur Requires a Holistic Approach to Resolve Deep-Rooted Issues
The issue is deeply rooted. It revolves around economic control by the plain people and the perception of tribal lands and ownership of the hills by the hill people.

31 May 2023

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Manipur Unrest Escalates: Army Battles Exhaustion, Despair Amid Relentless Violence & Misleading Narratives
The situation in Manipur, India continues to worsen, as the inter-ethnic tensions escalate into ongoing violence, wreaking havoc in this once peaceful northeastern state.

30 May 2023

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Battling the Frozen Giants: The Unyielding Spirit of the Soul of Steel Team
In the heart of Uttarakhand's unforgiving terrain, the Soul of Steel team embraces the bone-chilling challenges of Amritganga Glacier, weaving a tale of courage, unity, and triumph.

29 May 2023
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A Meaningful Role For The Andaman & Nicobar Command
"For the ANC to become India’s maritime bastion, in the Bay of Bengal, and to play a significant role in the ongoing Indo-Pacific 'Great Game,' it must be adequately bolstered and retained as an independent Joint Command."

29 May 2023
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Explosive Violence Erupts in Manipur as Longstanding Ethnic Tensions Ignite
Manipur, a picturesque state nestled in the northeastern region of India, has become a hotbed of unrest and bloodshed as deep-rooted inter-ethnic tensions have flared up, plunging the state into a state of crisis.

28 May 2023
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The Great Indian SSB Selection Debate: A Call For Change
Recent discussions among veterans have reopened a crucial debate about the effectiveness and modernity of this system.

27 May 2023
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Book Review: Cmde. Ranjit Rai & Aritra Banerjee's Reflection on India's Naval Journey
"The Indian [email protected] Reminiscing the Voyage' is a concise yet richly detailed volume. Despite its brevity, the book captures the Indian Navy's past and present while also providing a glimpse into the future of India's security landscape."

26 May 2023
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Enid John: An Unstoppable Journey From Dreams To Reality
"Enid John, a fauji wife, a mother, a woman of multifarious talents, and an aspiring model, continues to inspire us. She stands as a living testament to the power of dreams and the magic that unfolds when we have the courage to chase them."

25 May 2023
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Book Review: Colonel CP Muthanna's Treatise on India's Battle with Climate Change

25 May 2023

Book Review: Lt Gen. AB Shivane (Retd) Examines Professional Military Education in the 21st Century

25 May 2023

The SPARSH Deception

24 May 2023

SSB: Insights Into The System

23 May 2023

The Lone Wolf Threats
"The term ‘Lone wolf terrorist’ is a lesser-known phrase used mostly in the security community and counter-terrorist domain. An even lesser-used term in the Indian security context."

23 May 2023
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The US Must Take Control Of Pakistan's Nukes
India must engage with the West, especially the US and find ways of getting it to secure the nukes of Pakistan. It can’t leave 165 nukes of a completely rogue and destabilised regime unsecured. If Pakistan could build its nuke arsenal covertly, it can very well sell a limited stockpile the same way

22 May 2023
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Pakistan in Turmoil: USA Not Out of the Game—Part Five!
"India must remain vigilant. What is currently happening in Pakistan is only a trailer of the storm that is likely to hit. Simmering discontent within the army will weaken it, and harsh measures taken by Gen. Munir to curb dissatisfied individuals might backfire."

21 May 2023
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Turmoil In Pakistan: Is China Winning? - Part 4
"Whether Imran Khan is 'In or Out' might not be the last chapter in the battle for Pakistan between China and Pakistan. China’s upper hand, at the moment, does not mean that USA has lost." Opines Col. Rajinder Kushwaha

19 May 2023
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Decision To Defer Reduction Of Troops From J&K Is Correct
"The decision of not reducing the presence of Army in J&K is a wise one and should be persisted with till situation across the border becomes normal, which is highly unlikely" - Opines Shashwat Gupta Ray ,former Editor GT ,Goa

19 May 2023
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Uniformity In Dress Of Senior Officers Will Break Tradition, Pride & Elan Of Regiments
"How can so exclusive and age old tradition be changed under the guise of 'indianisation' of the Indian Army? If there is one entity in India that is more Indian and even more ‘desi’ than anything else, it is the Indian Army, along with the Navy and Air Force." - Opines Gp Capt AG Bewoor

18 May 2023
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Why Have Armed Forces Degraded Over The Years?
"Unless we analyse every issue with an open mind, we will never understand why we are in such a pathetic condition." Opines Brig. CS Vidyasagar

17 May 2023
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Pakistan Crisis: Succession Plan-2035, Part 3
"It seems the violence and riots on 09/10 May 2023, has put the Imran Khan on the defensive. But you never know because he is backed up by USA while Gen Asim Munir has No interest in USA." Opines Col. Rajinder Kushwaha

16 May 2023
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Numerous Incidents and Accidents Reported: HAL Upgrades ALH Dhruv's Control Rods to Steel
The absence of stringent quality control measures increases the risk of component failures, thereby highlighting the need for HAL to implement robust quality assurance protocols to ensure the safety of its aircraft.

15 May 2023
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Pakistan: Is The Collapse Imminent? - Part Two
"China would stay away, if prospects of IK storming to power remain positive. However in the long run, damage done to its army, would tell upon the political health of Pakistan. If Pakistan collapses, the crown of blame would go to IK." Opines Col. Rajinder Kushwaha

15 May 2023
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Challenges Loom for China-Pakistan Alliance Amid Economic Crisis And Security Risks
"Although all partnerships encounter difficulties, the China-Pakistan relationship has mechanisms in place to prevent it from deviating too far from the intended course."

15 May 2023
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Army Uniforms
Mental Blocks & Uniforms
"The army for the first time, has tried to finish this painful wart in the surface, by making at least one platform of visibility an equal playing field." Opines Neil John

15 May 2023
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IPKF Debacle And Lessons Learnt: Part 2
"The lessons must be learnt together, every organisation that was involved in launching IPKF has to throw up lessons collectively without fear. Only then will the truth emerge" opines Gp Capt. A.G.Bewoor

14 May 2023
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IPKF Debacle And Lessons Learnt: Part 1
"By the time IPKF withdrew in 1990, we had lost 1200 officers and men. And for what? The aim, if indeed there was one, was never written or espoused by the Defence Secretary who is the single person in-charge and responsible for the defence of India" Opines Gp Capt AG Bewoor

13 May 2023
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Pakistan: Victim Of Sino-US Rivalry?
"The excitement in India might be natural but there is nothing to rejoice. Chaos can easily spill over to India, if we understand the logarithm of the crisis!" - Opines Col Rajinder Kushwaha

12 May 2023
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Women As Commanding Officers Will It Boost National Security?
"The paramount circumstance for creating Indian Armed Forces is, must be and will remain; the strategic and tactical security of India, her people, her lands, her seas and her airspace." Opines Gp Capt A.G Bewoor

10 May 2023
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Growing Islamophobia In India Puts Trade Relations With Islamic Countries At Risk
The relations between India and some of the gulf nations, which go back decades, stand threatened after the ruling party’s anti-islamic attitude grows with time.

9 May 2023
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Preventing More Tragedies: It's Time to Retire India's Accident-Prone MiG-21 Fighter Jets
"It is imperative that the Indian Air Force takes necessary measures to reduce the number of accidents and enhance the safety of its pilots and crew. Only then can India's military aviation achieve the safety standards expected of it."

9 May 2023
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Dissolving 62 Cantonment Boards: The Debate Continues
"Doing away with Cantonments is a step in the right direction" - Col RS Khandpur "There should be no laments for a legacy that's outlived its time"- Maj Gen Raj Mehta "The problem will be in carving out the military stations from the Cantonments" - Brig Pradeep Sharma

9 May 2023
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tejas vs jf17
Argentina Can Consider JF-17 Over Tejas For Air Force Upgrade Due To Proven Technology And Lack Of British Components
HAL's inadequate product support often leaves its customers without timely assistance when facing issues, resulting in a lack of responsiveness and potentially causing significant operational disruptions.

8 May 2023
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The Situation From Ground Zero: Manipur
As for us we operate, rescue, plan, manifest and most of all engage (Love and empathy first for those who response or else, THE DEVIL IN US TAKES OVER!

8 May 2023
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Kashmir Valley: Army Must Wake-Up And Smell The Coffee!
It is strange and annoying that time and again India falls for Pakistan’s glibber. It is not only politicians and bureaucracy but also military leaders, who overlook trust - deficit with Pakistan.

7 May 2023
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Army Wives & Crisis
Silently working in keeping the morale high, mentoring the families and in a crisis like this, being present to take care of emerging situations. HOLDING THE FORT is a term that was coined for the army wife, what they forgot to add, was holding the fort LIKE A QUEEN.

7 May 2023
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Manipur Ground Reality
Praying that this beautiful state with the most beautiful people realise that what they had was beautiful, they had freedom from fear & peace, therefore they were happy. Let happiness be back.

7 May 2023
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Dissolving 62 Cantonment Boards: A Critical Analysis
"The Indian Armed Forces are still growing and still to grow a lot. Therefore, the land assets presently held remain vital to the Armed Forces' future developments, to state the least" Opines Lt  Col PJ Chacko

6 May 2023
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HAL's Failures: A Politically Celebrated Tragedy That Masks The Importance of India's Aeronautics Industry
HAL's product support often falls short in responsiveness, leaving its customers stranded and without adequate assistance when facing issues or in need of timely support.

6 May 2023
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India’s Rapid Rise On World Map Emergence As A Global Power And Its Impact On Geopolitics
India’s power lies in its ability to generate trust among other nations, as seen in its positive relationships with ASEAN, Africa and the Middle East.

6 May 2023
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Implications Of Dissolving 62 Cantonment Boards: A Debate
"Were cantonments being badly managed and will municipal corporations do a better job? This itself is debatable!" - Maj Gen Rajan Kochhar "It is far better to have purely military stations and let the civil areas come under the municipal authorities" - Maj Gen Rana Goswami

4 May 2023
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Strike When The Iron Is Hot: It’s Time To Strengthen India’s Ties With West
Despite India’s aim to reconnect with the global south, its growing concerns about China’s increasing influence in the developing world have made it clear that geopolitics is not far behind.

4 May 2023
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India's Military Programmes: A Waste of Funds on Hopeless Endeavors
"The MoD's long list of failed projects is endless, but a select few serve to highlight the financial waste and technological overreach that unfortunately applies not just to HAL, but also to the eight other Defence Public Sector Units (DPSUs)."

1 May 2023
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Submarine Saga Of India Yet To Dive
"Despite the Navy's efforts to enhance its operational capabilities, the slow progress in procuring necessary defence equipment remains a matter of concern."

1 May 2023
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Unpreparedness Against China In Cyber Warfare!
"The attack on AIIMS in India highlights a concerning gap in the implementation of India's cybersecurity measures, despite long-standing awareness of the country's vulnerabilities to offensive cyber operations."

30 Apr 2023
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Projecting National Power Beyond Borders & Op Theatre Commands
"With a unified military strategy in place, India would be better equipped to address challenges and counter threats, and match its growing economic and diplomatic status with a defense policy to match."

29 Apr 2023
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How To End Naxal Menace? Ex-Director CTJW College Shows The Way!
"Its only when the central and state forces unitedly fight the guerrilla like a guerrilla that this naxal menace will end. Like the Indian Army the officer leadership must lead this fight from the front!"

28 Apr 2023
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A Chink In The Armour For HAL's Oversung IJT Project
"The Indian military is the primary customer and revenue provider for HAL, but the PSU's unionised staff has demonstrated a lackadaisical attitude, resulting in slow production rates and delayed deliveries." Opines Girish Linganna

27 Apr 2023
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Women In Indian Military - Debate Continues
"The word 'Debate' in an article is enough to steer the conversation on two extremes. The responses need to be fact based and objective and not subjective. Additionally, these responses need to be backed by data and not anecdotal" - Opines Capt Shilpa Saxena

27 Apr 2023
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Tackling The Reality Of Kashmir Terror
"Denial is the biggest danger. Until Kashmir and Pakistan exists there is no peace. Until Islam is the motivator there can’t even be a solution. The security forces in the valley should leave policing to the police and the PMF. Get out to maintaining borders and prepare for conventional operations."

25 Apr 2023
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Why HAL's Safety Record is at Risk: Reasons Behind the PSU's Ongoing Struggles
"HAL's aircraft will play a critical role in India's military operations in a volatile geopolitical environment. If HAL is unable to address its challenges, the country's defence sector could suffer significant setbacks" Opines Girish Linganna

24 Apr 2023
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While Nation Awaits Answer Angry Veterans Debate Poonch Terror Attack
"After 2016 strikes and Balakote we have not done much to instill fear into the Pakis. A coherent strategy is required. Challenges are tremendous but not beyond us. Our forces can do it!"- Opines Maj Gen Rajan Kochhar

24 Apr 2023
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Poonch Terror Attack
"It is in Pak military’s DNA to disallow any normalisation between India and Pakistan. Pakistan public has been stuffed with so much hatred of India over the last 75 years, that they only ogle venom against India. It serves Military purpose." - Opines Col Rajinder Kushwaha

23 Apr 2023
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Operation Falcon And Chequerboard - 1986/87!
"Gen Sundarjee was not only an intellectual and thinking general, he was always a pro-active one and believed in pre-emptive actions to put our adversaries at a thorough disadvantage!" - Maj Gen Rana Goswami

22 Apr 2023
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Suicides & Fratricides: The Army’s Need for a Comprehensive Psychological Approach (Redux-2)
"The killings of four army personnel on 12th April at Bathinda military cantonment by their junior colleague caused consternation in military circles. Study of 2017 by Col PK Royal Mehrishi at behest of then COAS Gen JJ Singh reveals cures for such unfortunate deaths in the Army"

19 Apr 2023
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Cohesion & Op - Synergy Already Exist In Indian Military!
"I am afraid there are no 'SILOS' from which Indian Military is operating during peace and war. Such beliefs are borne out of presumptuous imagination based on inputs given to PM by Military Officers and other self proclaimed experts." Opines Gp Capt TP Srivastava

16 Apr 2023
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Review Of Role Of Women In Indian Military: A Debate
"Women officer candidates ought to be adjudged in all military aspects in total parity from Academy days right up to Lt Col. There cannot be partiality for or against. Similarly postings must also be similarly handed" - Opines Lt Gen Rakesh Sharma, former Adjutant General

13 Apr 2023
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Role Of Women In Indian Military Needs Critical Review
"Women are not meant for this role physically, emotionally, psychologically or socially and except small deviations which might get absorbed/ accommodated anytime man has ventured to control or go against nature, he has had a heavy price to pay." Opines Brig Sanjay Sangwan

12 Apr 2023
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Securing Of Indian Ocean & World Trade Shipping Routes: A Debate
"Proportion and prosperity are among the best secrets of domestic wisdom, and there is no surer test of wisdom than a well-proportioned expenditure, both in matters of defence and domestic progress." Opines Brig BL Poonia

7 Apr 2023
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Disability In Line Of Duty Questioned
"We are expected to deliver results within constraints, guidelines and deadlines even at extra costs and are trained accordingly. The last bastion can not fail to deliver." Opines Brig Sanjay Sangwan

4 Apr 2023
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Indian Military & The Disability Factor
"The officer has to work through multiple environments and leadership. One man’s liking is another man’s disliking. Keeping up with this is like riding a roller coaster. You have to constantly keep starting afresh with every new boss."

2 Apr 2023
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Re-Opened Disability Pension Debate Anger Veterans
"Great strategy of taking media and officials to create fake projection in the environment and to avoid disability pensions" - Opines Col Amit Kumar

1 Apr 2023
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Debate: Has The IAS Failed The Nation? Have The Armed Forces Performed Better? How To Improve Both?
"Higher leadership which is selected by the ignorant politician and advice of an IAS officer. They tread with caution appease the politician at the cost of organisational interests. Many a times even national interest" - Opines Brig Pradeep Sharma

22 Mar 2023
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Going Beyond The Nicobar Choke: Part 2 Debate
"China is India's prime adversary, we are not China's main adversary; it is USA. Indian Military is divided and lacks synergy. Militarily weaker and developing nations can follow a strategy of denial" - Opines Lt Gen Harbhajan Singh, 1st Course JSW/ NDA

17 Mar 2023
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The Great Nicobar Choke: A Tri-Services Debate
"Do international trade vessels heading East fly only the Chinese flag? - How does one identify which ships are to be embargoed? Military to military is one story - blockading international trade may need a second look" Opines Air Mshl Sumit Mukherjee

16 Mar 2023
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Relevant Subjects For Studies, Projects & Dissertations At Officer Training Institutions & Civil Defence Universities
Dear Sir, Kindly peruse two u/m (att) documents: Subjects for Dissertations, Projects & Studies for Officer Training Institutions by Col Vinay Dalvi, Chapter 2 of book 'Mission Victory India'

7 Mar 2023
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MVI Debate: 1st Anniversary Of Russia-Ukraine War: Who's To Blame & How Will This War End?
"The Ukrainians are fighting on borrowed arms and ammunition. Ukraine does not have a military logistical infrastructure which can support a military operation" - Lt Col Yeshwant Umralkar

6 Mar 2023
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Historical Reasons For Russia - Ukraine War & Way Forward
"32-33 years back there was a competitor of NATO, called Warsaw Pact (WP), mainly Eastern Europe nations. It had 8 members. When USSR disintegrated in 1990, an agreement was reached between Russia and USA that NATO would not expand Eastward towards Russian borders"

4 Mar 2023
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One Year & The World Watches In Helplessness
If Russia wanted it, they would have pulverised Ukraine into submission. The humanitarian crisis would have got the world involved. Setting a stage for another massive military exposition. Similar to the World War II.

25 Feb 2023
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India's Contribution To United Nations Peacekeeping Operations & Continued Participation
There is so much the international community can do to ensure the maintenance of international peace and security, and there is no way it can absolve itself of that responsibility.

23 Feb 2023
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A Visit To Remember: A Tribute To Lt Col JJ Fonseca, The Pioneering Army Sports Specialist
The visit of Mrs Blossom Fonseca accompanied by her son Bob brought back vivid and nostalgic memories to both of them. It was my pleasure and privilege to conduct them around AIPT campus to recall and revive their nostalgic memories of 6 by gone decades!

22 Feb 2023
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Philippines Navy Trains To Use BrahMos Missiles In India; Navy Chief Adm. R Hari Kumar Felicitates Personnel
The acquisition is considered a significant boost to the Philippine Navy's maritime defence capabilities and complements the efforts of their surface assets in patrolling Philippine waters.

19 Feb 2023
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Pervez Musharraf, The Commando That Wasn’t
Musharraf’s stint as the military ruler of Pakistan was quite nondescript. He tried to browbeat India at the Agra summit with no success. He refused to accept the term “cross-border terrorism” admitting thereby that Pakistan was indulging in it.

11 Feb 2023
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IAF: Strategic Fire power Doctrine - A Response
Howsoever powerful one may be the battle can be won by fighting jointly. Each service has to make its plan unitedly and individually. Other than complete marine warfare, the command of the battle is retained by the land forces who have to ensure the victory.

11 Feb 2023
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The “Glaciers Issue” & General Musharraf
"The Indian Army undertook actions in 1984 because Pakistan had resorted to cartographic aggression. The actions our forces undertook were quite unique; involved considerable loss of life in the initial actions, in repelling Pakistani assaults, and in the subsequent retention of positions."

9 Feb 2023
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Col Haripal Kaushik, VrC, Arjuna Award: The Gentleman Soldier Sportsman
Men may come and men will go but their deeds live on, as shall those of Col Haripal Kaushik, VrC. Those of us whose lives Col Haripal touched are truly blessed. May the noble soul rest in eternal peace because he deserves no less!

31 Jan 2023
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Is There A China Solution?
War with China is avoidable completely. We need to focus inwards on capability building. Be it technology or infrastructure. We need to have major military reforms to fight a technologically enabled war.

29 Jan 2023
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The Reality Of India-China LAC: A Debate Triggered by 'Crumbling State Of Denial' By Lt Gen PC Katoch
"China has become bold enough to tinker with the LAC as and when the Chinese Communist Party Chief wants to score a point before the Politburo. The Chinese are actually practicing the dictum' offence is the best form of defence"

28 Jan 2023
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Pakistan's Nuclear Threat & A Two Front War!
Coming to TWO FRONT WAR narrative of Indian thinkers — one has to take into account that it would no more be a regional conflict. It would definitely escalate to a global conflict, with many nations getting involved directly or indirectly.

26 Jan 2023
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Military War Games: Fun Or Serious Business?
No war is ever won by just reacting to an action, giving the enemy advantage and a reason, But to do nothing and just sit watching and waiting is an act of absolute treason,

24 Jan 2023
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APTC Platinum Jubilee & 6th Re-Union
"Nations have passed away and left no traces, And History gives the naked cause of it-- One single, simple reason in all cases; They fell because their peoples were not fit." - Rudyard Kipling

21 Jan 2023
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Tibet-China's Military Base
When we say Tibet is a part of China we have never asked the Chinese to demarcate Tibet. This is important, so long as China shows Arunachal Pradesh as part of South or Lower Tibet. And till that is done we should consider Tibet's position as unsettled.

19 Jan 2023
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Technology - Driven Future Wars: Part Two
Indian think tanks have to gear up towards this new concept of Designer Wars in the emerging scene of COWS. The flab must be cut down and concentrate on LAMA (Lean and Mean Armed Forces) to engage enemy in a 'Non- Contact dual' , where BVR or smart weapon system would play an important role.

18 Jan 2023
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Need For Seamless Integration Of Air Force & Ground Operations
We with our northern adversary have only short windows of opportunity that will play up and disappear within hours. These need to be addressed, prepared for and focused on.

18 Jan 2023
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India's Nuclear Posturing
Time is ripe to change over to NEED BASED FIRST USE. Blind, deaf and mute Indian military strategists must open their eyes and ears but keep their mouth shut and witness what is happening around the world.

16 Jan 2023
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Future War & Integration Of Armed Forces!
We have to take initial steps . “Forward planning” must become our defence analysts “ military culture”. Let us not pick up weapons from the “ Arms Shelves” of the world and fit them into our war machine but dictate our needs and accordingly orientate.

15 Jan 2023
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Indo-China Relations - The Way Ahead
Having strained-relations with China will only benefit Pakistan, which puts India strategically in a great disadvantageous position. Good relations with China would be nothing less than a strategic victory for India.

13 Jan 2023
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Reviewing & Redefining Combat Leadership
Build Military leaders that encourage free thinking, contrarian ideas, impeccable leadership and an indomitable spirit. It is important that officers and their capabilities are clearly defined through various scientific means in the first year of his service.

12 Jan 2023
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Integration: A Better Solution Than Creating Theatre Commands
Relegating the Indian Navy to a Maritime Command, the IAF to an Air Defence Command and promoting an Army Commander to a Theatre Commander has nothing to do with Identity, but is disastrous for integration.

8 Jan 2023
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Is The Indian Military Ready For War ?
Is war with China a military war? The relevant question is this. It’s an all out national effort, it’s a nation at war. Economics, energy, water, international dynamics, nuclear neighbours, imports and exports, local markets, Indian businesses and finally collusive.

7 Jan 2023
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Debate On Theaterisation Continues
"India ,so far, has been dithering and the reason could be only few, either we don't have the competence at the top to produce such a document or we don't have the will to do so deliberately and a third one is that we don't have neither the will nor the competence to produce it."Opines Col LJ Singh

6 Jan 2023
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The Debate On Theaterisation: An Earnest Appeal By Lt Gen Harbhajan Singh, 1st Course JSW (NDA)
"I am disappointed and even pained to see such divergence in the views of the Air force and Army officers as to how to fight a war jointly!"

4 Jan 2023
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1962 Indo-China War & Need For 'Truth & Reconciliation Commission '
1962 debacle was a result of clear cut political confusion which existed in India. What more, India’s Intelligence agency did not smell of Chinese intentions.

2 Jan 2023
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Reality Of A Military Defeat Of 1962 India-War, Part 2
What made Nehru to ask the Indian Army to 'throw out the Chinese' from Thagla Ridge (their own area), an area five kms across the McMahon Line? It was only to pacify the public opinion. The govt had become a prisoner of its own facile pronouncements and drawing of boundary lines unilaterally.

1 Jan 2023
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Officer's Selection & Training Conundrum
EDITOR'S NOTE:Sir / Madam , Jan 2023 issue of GEOPOLITICS Magazine, a special Army Issue, is att for kind perusal and wide circulation to all interested readers: GEO E MAG JAN

31 Dec 2022
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Re-Opening The Debate On Theaterisation
"This debate is done and dusted. These aspects had emerged when the theaterisation issue first came up. A lot has happened since then. There needs to be a realisation of the very changing nature of warfare itself"- Opines Maj Gen Rajan Kochhar

30 Dec 2022
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The Reality Of Modern Battlefield
With the Chinese Army, the recent clashes have been more primitive than ever. Clubs and Sticks are a far cry from Satellite Guided Weaponry

28 Dec 2022
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38 NDA Course Golden Jubilee Reunion
The 'Born to Battle' course reunited with their course mates at NDA, Khadakvasla from 22 to 24 December 2022 commencing with the lunch on 22 December at the Santosh Hall

26 Dec 2022
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‘Golden Handcuffs’
Brilliant Indians Serving Interests of other Nations: Implications for National Security
‘Golden Handcuffs’ have an extremely serious military implication for future. Equipment wise Indian Military is in regressive mode. Ill equipped brave soldiers will not be able to meet the challenges of huge technologically advantaged adversaries.

24 Dec 2022
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Born to Battle “The 38th NDA Course”, Celebrates Golden Jubilee
It was those three momentous and eventful years that forged the steel of their bonding that has given them their friendship and relationship coveted over the next 50 glorious years and more.

22 Dec 2022
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'Reality Of A Military Defeat Of 1962 India - China War 'By Parth Satam For EurAsian Times Countered Strongly By Angry Veterans
"The world is full of postmortem experts. Mainly from the multitude who never fired a shot nor were ever under fire. Should be consigned to the dustbin of history"

20 Dec 2022
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Systematic Malfunction In Deciphering Chinese Intent
The military is an instrument of national will. They come into the picture first for border control and last for manifestation of an intent, that is forced into a contact battle. Between that is the space for diplomacy, confidence building and cooperation.

17 Dec 2022
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Sino - Indian Recent Skirmishes In Tawang And Xi Jinping's Deception Plans!
There is a strong reason for China to take an offensive action against Taiwan. Pursuing his aggressive policy, Xi Jinping thinks that USA has weakened itself and its global supremacy has been considerably reduced.

13 Dec 2022
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Common ‘Enemy No 1’ Is China
Incumbent Joe Biden administration has stayed the course on China and Biden himself described his conversation with Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the Group 20 summit at Bali as, ‘very blunt with one another’.

13 Dec 2022
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Why Should Armed Forces Officer Selection System Be Reviewed? A Debate
"As they go up the ladder, the closeness with troops and junior lot of officers becomes thinner and appeasement of their IO/ RO as well as environment gains precedence over everything else. Now one can clearly see the I,ME&MYSELF "

6 Dec 2022
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DSSC: The News Maker - Debate Part 4
We define Defence Services Staff College as the pillar of hope, where the young breed of future military leadership will set their foundations towards professional growth.

2 Dec 2022
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DSSC: The News Maker - Debate Part 3
"The changes need to be internally driven. The degeneration of Indian Army's military thought process commenced the day we started emulating the western models of doctrine and training."

1 Dec 2022
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DSSC: The News Maker - Debate Part 2
"We must know that Change can never be 'agenda - driven'. Such an attempt often meets inner resistance and takes a path , contrary to the alleged 'agenda'"

30 Nov 2022
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DSSC: The News Maker - Debate Part 1
We can keep wanting change, but change has to be top driven without emotion. Come with an agenda, earmark the need and then go after it without ambiguity.

28 Nov 2022
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Military Administrative Tribunal (MAT)
In a highly pyramidical structure, supercessions are to be treated as a norm. It is not a stricture on your performance. Berths on upper floors of service hierarchy are very few. Only the most competent from a group of otherwise competent people shall occupy those and rightly so.

27 Nov 2022
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Remembering & Reviewing 1962 Indo - China War After 60 Yrs - Debate Part 3
We should stop war mongering. We need to extend a sincere honourable plan for disengagement with the Chinese. Draw MOUs where war is not an option and peaceful co-existence is. We should let the MEA do it’s job while we maintain the sanctity of our borders.

25 Nov 2022
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Henderson Brooks Report & 1962 Himalayan Blunder
Why do you want to see the HB report when enough revelations have been made in Himalayan Blunder by Brig. JP Dalvi? We must also know that Terms of Reference of Henderson Brooks investigations were very limited. Therefore he could not have done full justice to it.

24 Nov 2022
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Grim Portents Redux
Raj Mehta takes a macro look at the end-state a democracy expects from its Armed Forces and how this has historically been met successfully or unsuccessfully by selected world armies including India.

23 Nov 2022
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Remembering & Reviewing 1962 Indo - China War After 60 Yrs - Debate
"The truth lies buried in 'Henderson Brooks Report' which no government in power including the BJP dares to declassify" Opines Brig BL Poonia in MVI Debate

19 Nov 2022
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Warfare In 21st Century & What India Needs To Do? Debate - Concluding Part 4 Of MVI Debate
"Make RA&W the STINGING arm of your WOM on China and Pakistan. Provide Baloch, Pashtun, Tibetan and Uighur rebels bases in India. 'Do unto your enemy what it does to you ' is an old maxim ."

16 Nov 2022
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Warfare In 21st Century & What India Needs To Do? Part 3 Of Debate
"I think it is time we dumped the “no-first-use” policy and prepare for the use of our strategic assets should the Chinese undertake offensive operations across the LAC in Ladakh and/or in the North and North East."

15 Nov 2022
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Warfare In 21st Century - 2: The Nuclear Debate
"I have always advocated that India move away from ' NO FIRST USE ' precept to ' NEED BASED FIRST USE ' Mere change will put our hostile neighbours on notice " Opines Gp Capt TP Srivastava in Part 2 of MVI debate

15 Nov 2022
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MVI Debate: 21st Century Warfare & What India Needs To Do?
"Lets not confuse nuclear deterrence with conventional war fighting. As regards nuclear deterrence capability, no country on earth has a total defence against a nuclear strike.", opines Gen Rana Goswami, in this debate.

12 Nov 2022
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Nothing British About The Indian Army
Many a time the Indian-ness of the Indian army is questioned. Mostly by people who either envy it, are jealous of it, think they have too much knowledge about it, or just that they couldn’t be part of it. I remember the Onida advertisement, ‘Neighbours envy, owners pride’.

10 Nov 2022
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The Laboured Progress Of India's Defence Reforms
While the IAF was justified in taking umbrage at being described as a “support arm,” by the previous CDS, it is undeniable that as far as armies and navies are concerned, air power plays a “support function,” albeit, vital and indispensable.

3 Nov 2022
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A Nation At War: Or Is It Just The Military
Who controls nuclear assets? It’s not the military, we just operationalise them.

29 Oct 2022
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War In Its New Avatar!
Emphasis of Land warfare has shifted to WOM (War by other Means), where you exploit internal vulnerabilities of the enemy by making use of “Irregular Soldiers”.

22 Oct 2022
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The Chip War : Biden Vs Xi
While the globe is on the boil, Indian military strategists continue to 'CHIP' away devoting their entire time and energy in creating Theatre Commands. 'CHIPS' are for evening tea snacks for Indian military strategists.

22 Oct 2022
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Why Indian Army Did Not Settle For The Kashmir Issue In 1971 Or Earlier?
India delayed its intervention which allowed so called “Tribal Raiders” to reach outskirts of Srinagar . It was at the behest of Sardar Patel a timely decision was taken while Nehru was unable to respond positively to Maharaja of Kashmir, HariSingh’s appeal .

15 Oct 2022
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The Agnipath challenge For India’s New Chief Of Defence Staff
Capacity development in the army has been adrift. For reasons beyond comprehension, the MOD and the Government have lost focus. Those in the know of things feel that the acquisition and procurement pipelines are getting clogged.

11 Oct 2022
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Battleground Ukraine
The moot question is where is the Ukraine conflict heading? The US obviously doesn’t want it to end and will continue to escalate it notch by notch – one example being the sabotage of Nord Stream.

11 Oct 2022
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Reading Ramayana To Valmiki: Nationalising The Indian Army
It is the sacred duty of the military leadership to cultivate and nurture ‘HONOUR & PRIDE’ among its Officers and soldiers. For heaven’s sake, the government should not play around with it.

9 Oct 2022
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The CDS: The Man Of The Moment
The larger-than-life image of the first CDS, created mainly by media houses with little knowledge of military affairs, has created a precedent that would leave the subsequent incumbents at a major disadvantage.

8 Oct 2022
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Xi Jingping: Fall From Grace Or A False Flag!
"To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill."

27 Sep 2022
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Eradicating Military Traditions
"A strong nation thrives on its history, its past, its successes and failures, its customs and its traditions. Its diversity. So does the Indian Military"

25 Sep 2022
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Change Is A Necessity Of Times!
"There is a massive resistance amongst the serving and retired fraternity to switch over the names of Infantry regiments to numerical identity."

25 Sep 2022
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Review Of Military Traditions & What Veterans Say
"The Regiment and the Regimental Spirit are a great heritage; it is this heritage we must nurture. for, so long as the Regimental Spirit is alive. So long will the Regiment live." - Lt Gen. Hanut Singh

23 Sep 2022
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Sino-Indo Face Off In Eastern Ladakh: Part Two
"One thing is certain that two Asian giants can not be real friends because of asymmetrical political systems and competing economies. Whole issue has to be understood in this framework"

20 Sep 2022
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Sino-Indo Face Off In Eastern Ladakh: Part One
They give an impression that Chinese soldiers were super humans and Ladakh would be swallowed by them in no time . They should not lose their sleep over it as nothing is going to happen.

19 Sep 2022
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Danger Ahead
Unresolved land border issues continue to shackle India in the north

19 Sep 2022
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Back To The Basics
"In the military, only those individuals who demonstrably embody the ideals of the military will be accepted as leaders"

15 Sep 2022
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Why Nepalese Gorkha Recruits Deserve Better Than Agnipath Scheme
It is evident that India did not inform or consult Nepal regarding the Agnipath scheme also applying to the recruitment of Gorkhas.

11 Sep 2022
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Surgical Strikes By Judiciary On The Armed Forces - Redux
The role of the Armed Forces is to preserve and defend our country and ensure its constitutional writ runs within the geographical borders of the country.

9 Sep 2022
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What Does A ‘Lead Role’ For ITBP At LAC imply? Two Things, & Why Neither Will Work
Our large border guarding force is a national security asset. In conflict/war, it must operate in a seamless and cohesive manner with the armed forces.

7 Sep 2022
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The dread of an unfamiliar world
Glib talk to camouflage the real intent of the Agnipath scheme has not worked.

6 Sep 2022
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Russia’s invasion into Ukraine Changing Global Scenario
India must take the lesson from Ukraine war, though the geopolitical situation is not same but we may get involved in such kind of situation and we need to be ready for that.

5 Sep 2022
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Accidental Nuclear War due to Nuclear Ambivalence
In spite of technological advances during past seven decades, there is no way of ascertaining that incoming ballistic missile is unarmed, conventional weapon carrier or a nuke carrier.

1 Sep 2022
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Nepal & Agnipath: India Must Not Let Politics Undermine Its Gorkha Bond
The hypersensitivity towards any action by Delhi (intentional or even unintentional), was given to conspiracy theories that further alienated the Nepalese sentiment.

29 Aug 2022
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Dismissal Of IAF Officers: 3 IAF Officers Sacked For BrahMos Misfire Into PAK
Raising the hype of a possible ‘nuclear exchange’ between India and Pakistan because of inadvertent launch of a missile is too far fetched in present age of communication.

26 Aug 2022
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China & Taiwan: From LAC To Ukraine, Lessons For Beijing On What ‘Not’ To Do
Deception is key – what is said is often not meant, and what is sometimes done is never spoken about!

26 Aug 2022
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Anti-Drone Doctrine And Countering Drones
India had slept over this reality and it did not evolve an effective Anti- drone strategy . Our strategic thinkers are too busy aping western doctrines of land warfare, which are slowly being consigned to trash cans.

26 Aug 2022
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The Battle For Mind Space
The world approximately grants you the value & self worth you put on yourself, of late a steady demoralization seems to be taking place in the Military rank & file.

21 Aug 2022
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Should ITBP Be Given Lead Role Along LAC? Responses From Fauji Veterans
"An illogical, dumb idea. When adversary looks to surprise us on LAC, we want to place Army behind ITBP in second tier." - Gen VP Malik, Former COAS

20 Aug 2022
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Active Ageing Of Army Veterans
“We don’t stop exercising because we get old, we get old because we stop exercising.”

15 Aug 2022
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China In Turmoil
Without doubt USAF aircraft landing in „supposedly‟ Chinese territory and USAF/USN fighters over flying Taiwan can be considered as an offensive action and breach of air space.

11 Aug 2022
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The Charm Of 20th Century CE Mechanised Infantry
From Sands Of Thar To The Vanni Jungles
The changed threat perception has already reoriented the strategic focus of our armed forces towards the northern borders.

10 Aug 2022
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Microchip : The Possible ‘Peace Keeper’
Times change. Most potent weapons and Trillion Dollar economies surrender to the power of a mere THREE NANO METRE MICROCHIP.

6 Aug 2022
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Future Force - Need For Restructuring The Indian Armed Forces With An Indigenous Doctrine
If an organisational design is needed to fulfil the need of “integration”, we must design a de-novo organisation to achieve the aim of the Armed Forces to apply military force in an integrated manner.

5 Aug 2022
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E 'Xi' T: President for Life?
Everything appeared to be going the way Xi may have imagined until the trade war with USA started immediately after Trump occupied white house.

5 Aug 2022
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Why Do IAF Aircraft Keep Crashing? - An Analysis - Redux
An analysis of the causes for the high attrition rate due to air crashes between 1972–2015 with the recommended corrective measures for the Indian Air Force (IAF)

31 Jul 2022
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Kargil War
A Commemoration And A Perspective - Kargil 1999
The nation as a whole owes a deep debt of gratitude to the gallant young officers and men who ensured victory against overwhelming odds.

28 Jul 2022
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Air Defence Command
A Counter-Productive Move
"The ideal solution will be integration while assets are administered and maintained by the respective service and integrated under an Integrated Force Commander in times of need."

27 Jul 2022
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Kargil War
Kargil as Collective Memory Serves
"As chairman of Kargil Battle Honours Committee, I had A better idea of the operation than many of my generation." "The crowning and troubling irony is that over the years many serious recommendations of Kargil Review Committee remain in cold storage."

26 Jul 2022
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Indo-China Conflict: The Reality Lies Somewhere In-Between
If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained

24 Jul 2022
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Nagaland Mafia Targets Special Forces
Nagaland is a bonanza for Longkumer with illegal revenue collection and narcotics running into thousands of crores of rupees annually. Same applies to the politicians and bureaucrats of Nagaland who are hand in glove with the insurgents.

23 Jul 2022
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Indo-China Conflict Overviews
China has been preparing for this since the 2017 Doklam crisis after which it permanently augmented its troops across the Line of Actual Control – leading to a stand-off that has continued for two years without any tangible signs of resolution.

19 Jul 2022
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Why I Would Want To Join The Indian Navy All Over Again
To breathe pure air, to stay close by the sea (or sometimes, as we experienced, in the hills) and to transact business in an efficient environment is a blessing hard to describe.

19 Jul 2022
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A Tale Of Distinction Between Celebrating Two Military Operations
Only a warrior following the call of his Karma and at peace with his destiny, would fight hard and die well, even in a foreign land he knows nothing about!

17 Jul 2022
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Agnipath - An Unwanted Bramhastra
"The present 'premier launch' of the Agnipath concept and its subsequent weak defence by the military leadership raises a very disturbing question. National Security cannot be left to the generals alone.

12 Jul 2022
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Flight Of Fancy
The Agnipath Scheme regretfully only caters for truncated training. It excludes skilling through weapon/ tactical courses. Limited time availability forecloses the benefits of education as a way of life for Agniveers. It thus puts a serious question mark on their operational usefulness.

12 Jul 2022
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Stability And Security Of Bangladesh In India’s Interest
Bangladesh is of crucial importance to India for reasons of security. It is also important to China for strategic reasons. China has offered construction of a fast speed train from Dhaka to Chittagong. Bangladesh has a defence cooperative treaty with China while India has none.

7 Jul 2022
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The 21st Century Officer
The future history indicates that of all the professions, it will be the 21st century armed forces officer who will be far better placed than anyone else to make use of his environment.

3 Jul 2022
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Transparency in selection of CDS is a must
Why do our military geniuses restrict their analysis and media wars to only the selection of a Chief or a CDS? It’s time we get out of this tunnel vision and start thinking of projecting our officers as future National Security Advisers (NSAs).

1 Jul 2022
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Himalayan Blunder By Brig. JP Dalvi & Lessons Learnt
It is hoped that maximum readers ,especially from military fraternity benefit from the above book and the valuable lessons that it offers to the Armed forces and the Nation. Courtesy: late Brig John Dalvi and Michael Dalvi

27 Jun 2022
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Himalayan Blunder - Book Review By Vikram Karve
Himalayan Blunder tells you of the debacle that happened when ill-equipped, unprepared, confused and demoralized soldiers were rushed into battle against a strong adversary in an ad hoc manner because military decisions were influenced more by political prophecy rather than by military strategy.

27 Jun 2022
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Age Determinants of Agniveers: Chronological & Biological Factors
Our soldiers when trained well and put through the grind of PT, Sports & Games perform as good at 32 years as they do at 26 years.

23 Jun 2022
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Agnipath: A Path Towards Self-Immolation?
Dreams of lakhs of youth who are aspirants to join the armed forces having waited for two years were destroyed with the announcement of Agnipath. The initial age stipulations had kept all of them out.

21 Jun 2022
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Agnipath - Playing With Fire
This scheme will make the Armed Forces the largest “unemployment generator” in the country. Each year, from 2026 onwards, we will release anything between 35,000 to maybe 60-75,000 young men and women, who had been earning a decent salary, into a world of uncertainty.

21 Jun 2022
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Agnipath, Between The Lines
Seeing the detritus of burnt trains, wrecked buses and social turmoil, often seen in the wake of many recent pronouncements, one is left wondering whether dissenting opinions are tolerated and contrarian advice accepted or given any weightage in our high-level decision-making forums?

21 Jun 2022
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Agnipath's Agnipareeksha
Agnipath has taken a rough turn and triggered rage amongst military veterans, defence aspirants and several opposition leaders which have raised reservations over the entire process .

20 Jun 2022
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Agnipath or ‘The Path of Fire’
When our neighbours have dedicated full time armies, how do our leaders expect to match up to these regular soldiers of enemy countries with 4 years contract soldiers?

19 Jun 2022
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Agnipath- The Ayes Have It
The Armed Forces must be prepared for a spate of legal cases in the times to come, especially as the organization has provided absolutely no clarity regarding the methodology to be adopted for deciding who will be the lucky 25% who will get absorbed in the regular cadre.

15 Jun 2022
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Infantry And Its Cradle
"The versatile but quiet Infantryman has remained isolated in far-flung areas. In fact, he was even neglected within the Army. But the TV and diverse media have brought him closer to every Indian heart. In the process, his status and rightful image has been restored."

11 Jun 2022
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Soldiers On Foot: Need For Better Gadgets & Guns
"The Infantry remains the main arm of the Indian Army, constituting one-third of the total forces. With changing military tactics and to keep pace with high - tech warfare, the infantryman's equipment needs to be upgraded so that he has the right weapons "

10 Jun 2022
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Tour Of Duty Scheme: Explained
"We may as well be walking into a similar trap though engendered by completely different thinking and at variance with the 1962 embarrassment. The Military top brass who will be heralding this phenomenon will most likely not be there to suffer the consequences of the adverse fallout of the ToD."

9 Jun 2022
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Does The IAF Need LCA Tejas?
"The LCA was intended to be a technology demonstrator and it has succeeded in its task. A spin-off from this technology will be used in further endeavours like the AMCA (Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft) or any other platform of the future."

8 Jun 2022
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How Has India's National Security Shaped Over The Years?
"It is easy to break a system but we must remember that it takes decades of effort to build one. The military leadership needs to be seen as a strong, capable and professional lot, loyal both to the organisation and the Nation."

8 Jun 2022
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True Lessons From Russia - Ukraine War
Wars are no more going to be brute force application but brain force usage. Most military and non-military analysts have not understood this in their advice to India on the lessons from the Ukraine conflict.

28 May 2022
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Forcing IAF To Accept LCA MK II?
"The first lot of LCA was handed over to IAF after IAF was ‘FORCED’ to grant (rather accept) 28 concessions to HAL. It may be of interest to mention that PAF and PLAAF pilots are unlikely to grant any concessions to IAF pilots flying LCA involved in air combat with JF-17s or J-20s."

26 May 2022
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Depression & Anxiety: The Way Forward
We need to have systems in place. To ensure that cases are identified and preventing the same therefore becomes easy. Won’t it therefore be prudent that we have a psychologist posted to every batallion or regiment.

21 May 2022
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Military Service As A Hobby
Is 'Tour of Duty' a quick fix for growing vacancies or a recipe for the militarisation of society?

18 May 2022
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The Assam Rifles: A Force To Reckon With
A deep dive into the glorious history of the Assam Rifles- Sentinels of Northeast.

17 May 2022
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A 'Territorial Army' Can Resolve Most Of Our National Problems
"The Territorial Army concept has not been understood either by the Polity, National Security Council, National Security Advisor and even by the Indian Army."

14 May 2022
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National Security: China Factor In Indo-Pak Relationship
"India be very sure of it before thinking of talks over Kashmir with Pakistan. This is part of the ‘Outsourced-War–Strategy’ of China. We must accept the fact that not only Pakistan Army but China also now would not allow any solution between India and Pakistan on Kashmir."

13 May 2022
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DRDO’s Youth Edition To Develop Cargo Drones
"Due to a lack of adequate infrastructure and the site's isolation, internet, satellite networks, radio, and other forms of communication are restricted. There may also be numerous delays due to terrible weather conditions, low bandwidth, and a number of other issues."

3 May 2022
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Is A CDS Urgently Needed?
“Which earth-shaking event has taken place since 8th December 2021, that has required the presence of CDS?”

3 May 2022
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Agniveer Debate: The Antim Pag To Agnipath
Editor's Note: The 'Agniveer & Tour of Duty' Debate (Responses from Veterans) to MVI article of Colonel Rajinder Kushwaha (Retd) was published on 22 Apr 22. Responses to this debate

1 May 2022
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Empowering Change In The North East
"Let us hope that India becomes the only ‘geo-cultural country’ in the world as the rest of the world is ‘geopolitical’ as recently reiterated by Union Home Minister Shah. But this could be a distant dream with hyper-religious polarisation."

25 Apr 2022
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Armed With AI, India Gets Ready For The Battlefields Of Tomorrow!
"Although India’s main competitor China is way ahead in the Defence AI segment, it has been a good start for India."

24 Apr 2022
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CDS – The Guessing Game
The grapevine is that the Government has decided not to disrupt the chain of succession in all probability announce the name of the CDS on 30th April or before of Gen MM Naravane as the second CDS. The choice is in line, as he would be senior to all the three service chiefs.

24 Apr 2022
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Can A 'Sapper' Lead The Indian Army?
Lt Gen. Pande was commissioned into the Bombay Sappers, a regiment in the Corps of Engineers, in December 1982, he will become the first Combat Engineer officer to hold command of the army.

24 Apr 2022
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Tour Of Duty Needs Deliberation
"Three-year tenures would need five cycles of induction and five-year tenures would need three cycles to make up the required numbers. The training duration of 44 weeks for a recruit would remain and hence greater numbers will need to be recruited and trained."

23 Apr 2022
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Agnipariksha: A Blazing Discourse On The 'Agniveer' Proposal
Is the 'Agniveer' proposal laudable or laughable? Indian Army veterans & serving officers share their take in this exclusive MVI debate.

22 Apr 2022
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Agniveer & Tour Of Duty: The Crying Need For A Lean & Mean Army!
"So the old soldier is dead, the new but intelligent fighter is born. Therefore cry not my friends, each age has its own theories of war — which is the only permanent feature of human history. A lean & mean army is the order of the day!"

19 Apr 2022
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Can 'Agniveer Policy' Pass The 'Agni-Pariksha' Of India's Military Requirements?
"A three-year tour of duty will be a challenge for the units who will not know what to do with young eager beavers engaged to perform in a serious profession of soldiering."

16 Apr 2022
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Penny Counters & National/Social Security
"Agniveers will be the most suitable candidate to join the dark alleys of the underworld. Even if 2% of compulsorily retired Agniveers choose the underworld, the Military will be feeding 500 trained Agniveers every year to the industry of crime."

16 Apr 2022
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India's 'Tour Of Duty' Proposal Revisited
"To implement a change just for the sake of claiming 'humne kar ke dikhaya' is a slogan best avoided when dealing with a sensitive issue as national security."

11 Apr 2022
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Seeking a National Military Policy
Recently a set of youngsters in Mathura got into trouble for cheering for the Pakistan team. On the other hand, two Pakistani soldiers received military honours on the basis of notes of commendation written by Indian Military officers. What should the military make of this?

8 Apr 2022
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The 'Ukraine Crisis' & Lessons For India
"For India and her armed forces, there is much work to do and it needs to be done in quick time. Our inability or lack of capacity to play an active role to influence the present war and bring the fighting to a close have much to tell us."

7 Apr 2022
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Lest We Forget: Brigadier DN Devine Jones - An APTC Legend!
Remembering, Brig. DN Devine Jones (Retd) - A legend of Eves Estate!

29 Mar 2022
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How The Forgotten Battle Of Sangshak Turned The Tide During World War II
Forgotten for decades for complex, saddening reasons, its extraordinary contribution to warfighting on the Indo-Burmese Front was recognised through a poll organised by Britain’s National Army Museum

25 Mar 2022
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Siege Of Cities & Perils Of Urban Warfare The Russo-Ukraine War
"Collateral damage and international repercussions make military operations in such a complex physical environment difficult and restrict the use of the entire spectrum of combat power available to the attacker."

24 Mar 2022
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Clarity Of Vision, Contrarian Views & Need To Enable Free Thinking
How many of our officers actually understand conventional war. Joint operations and integrated applications? We might be brilliant in those PowerPoint slides and cavalry type articulation. But that won’t win us the next war."

22 Mar 2022
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War Against Ukraine Or Russian Offensive Against The West?
Russia has openly challenged the might of an indecisive and unreliable USA as well as EU nations.

16 Mar 2022
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‘Obsolete Aircraft’ Not Cause Of Air Crashes - Veteran Flight Safety Expert
Why have Indian military aircraft been falling from the skies?

16 Mar 2022
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Missing 54 Indian POWs Of The 1971 War
"Let us all join together and renew our effort and appeal for the freedom of our 54 unsung and forgotten heroes who are languishing still in jail."

15 Mar 2022
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When Will Govts of India & Pakistan Agree To Release Indian POWs Holed Till Death in Pakistan?
"How Many Indian POWS Are In Pakistan? It is a million-dollar question!"

14 Mar 2022
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American Sundown (Part III)
Strategic Affairs analyst, Lieutenant General PC Katoch (Retd) analyses America's waning influence in a "New World Order" amidst the ongoing Ukraine crisis in this three-part series.

11 Mar 2022
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American Sundown (Part II)
Strategic Affairs analyst, Lieutenant General PC Katoch (Retd) analyses America's waning influence in a "New World Order" amidst the ongoing Ukraine crisis in this three-part series.

11 Mar 2022
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American Sundown (Part I)
Strategic Affairs analyst, Lieutenant General PC Katoch (Retd) analyses America's waning influence in a "New World Order" amidst the ongoing Ukraine crisis in this three-part series.

9 Mar 2022
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'The Missing 54' P.O.Ws From 1971 Indo-Pak Vijay Continue To Languish
Hopefully, if not in life, then in death, the government and the defence establishment will let our warriors be at ease by attempting to bring their mortal remains back to their homeland and maybe clarify what happened.

9 Mar 2022
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MVI Interviews
MVI Recalls Interview Of Late General SF Rodrigues (Ex-DGMT, VCOAS & COAS) On PT, Excellence & Combat Readiness In The Army
This special MVI feature story is to highlight the contribution of late General Sunith Francis Rodrigues, former Chief of Army Staff based on the personal interaction with MVI's Editorial Director, Colonel Vinay B Dalvi (Retd) in August 2020.

7 Mar 2022
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Studio Warriors
Relatively recent boom of social media, passions of hyper-nationalism, religio-ethnic based political parties, societal polarisation, and the accompanying TRP & Bollywood frenzy has led to a revised demand of re-caricaturing of the Soldier.

26 Feb 2022
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Their Finest Hour: Armed Forces Sports Leaders, Administrators & Organisers
The 4th CISM Military World Games held at Hyderabad & Mumbai in October 2007 conveyed a message which went far beyond the motto of the Games: "Friendship Through Sport"

9 Feb 2022
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Let Our Country Honour ‘The Kumar Line'..!
It is never too late for the grateful country to honour his services to the nation that the ‘Line joining NJ 9842 along the Saltoro Ridge, extended up to the Shaksgam Valley towards K2 Peak be named the 'Kumar Line'

7 Feb 2022
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Veterans Divided Over Indian Army Chief, General Naravane's 'Greyzone Warfare' Speech
Mission Victory India (MVI) spoke to veterans who expressed their views on Army Chief, General MM Naravane's Greyzone Warfare speech.

7 Feb 2022
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IAF Modernisation 2035: Is The Upcoming Tejas MK2 Overhyped & Where Does AMCA Feature?
As the Indian Air Force (IAF) undertakes a massive modernisation effort, just how much of an edge do two of its much-touted 'Make-In-India' projects really give?

4 Feb 2022
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Military Contributions & Preparedness Of NATO Forces Amid A Possible Ukraine Invasion By Russia
The question arises on the military preparedness of NATO if it witnessed an armed conflict with Moscow shortly?

2 Feb 2022
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Why Should The US Be Concerned About The Sarmat ICBM?
Referred as SS-X-30 Satan 2 by NATO, the so-called "largest missile of the world" began its development in 2009.

2 Feb 2022
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Indian Armed Forces Must Remember That They Are Bigger Than Controversies!
'For all those who question the questioners and critiques, never forget that we are in the same team.'

1 Feb 2022
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‘Sporting’ Summit In Beijing: A Trilateral Playground For China, Pakistan & Russia
Winter Olympics in Beijing has offered a godsent opportunity for Imran Khan to express his woes and raise anti-India tirade personally to two vital members of P-5 nations. Is the 'all-weather friendship' of India and Russia in danger of being diluted under Chinese pressure benefiting Pakistan?

31 Jan 2022
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MVI Interviews
No Russian “Misadventure” Is Inevitable: Political Analyst, Andrew Korybko On Ukraine Crisis
MVI's Aritra Banerjee spoke to Moscow-based American geopolitical analyst Andrew Korybko on the ongoing Ukraine crisis.

29 Jan 2022
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Is A Russian Attack On Ukraine Imminent?
"If Russia does not launch an offensive latest by the first week of February or earlier, the Russian campaign is bound to get stuck into the ‘mud’, both natural and diplomatic."

29 Jan 2022
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Russia & Ukraine: How Do Their Military Forces Fare Head-To-Head?
MVI analyses the military preparedness of Ukraine and Russia amid the simmering tensions.

29 Jan 2022
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Russia's Largest Missile, RS-28 Sarmat Likely To Enter Service This Year Amidst Ukraine Crisis!
After the RS-28 Sarmat becomes operational, the Mod 6 might rest its services for Russia’s armed forces.

27 Jan 2022
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Russia, Ukraine, USA & NATO To China, Taiwan & India - Is The World At War?
"Xi Jinping’s dilemma, if the Ukraine crisis presents an opportunity, would be: to go for Taiwan or India?"

27 Jan 2022
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Pakistan Navy Inducts 1st Type-54A/P Frigate Along With Sea King Helicopters
As per the official stance of the Pakistan Navy, these helicopters are gifted by brotherly Muslim state Qatar.

26 Jan 2022
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General GD Bakshi Faces Backlash For “Mercenary” Remark Amidst ‘Amar Jawan Jyoti’ Row!
The act sparked flames of controversy between the ruling government and the opposition along with a split between veterans.

26 Jan 2022
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German Navy Chief's Unfiltered Comments On Ukraine Crisis At IDSA Event Triggers Diplomatic Row & Leads To His Resignation!
Vice Admiral Kay-Achim Schönbach was asked for an obvious explanation by the German Defence Ministry, for which the official said that the views expressed by him in the event were “personal.”

25 Jan 2022
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Russia's Tsirkon Seaborne Hypersonic Cruise Missile At Final Stage Of Trials
Russia's Tsirkon seaborne hypersonic cruise missile has drawn the attention and concerns of several nations as it could penetrate existing naval defence systems due to a speed of Mach 8 - Mach 9.

24 Jan 2022
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Running For The Fauj - Fit Bharat Soldierathon Run '22
Maj. Dr. Poonia is hopeful that with this initiative, people will not only remember the sacrifice of the soldiers on this eventful Day, but also focus on their health in the process.

24 Jan 2022
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Everything You Need To Know About The 'Amar Jawan Jyoti' Row
Several allegations were made by the opposition party accusing the Government of attempting to rewrite history while a charge that the members of the establishment and the ruling party outright rejected.

22 Jan 2022
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Old Soldiers Fade Away (Redux)
"Reports suggest that irrespective of the outcome of the election the good general has been assured an appropriate reward. In other words, a deal has been struck. He has also been used; not the individual but the institution of the Chief. The motive is personal."

21 Jan 2022
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Will All Soldiers Vote?
"Our bureaucrats hold soldiers in disdain."

21 Jan 2022
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Pakistan’s National Security Policy
"The NSP is what Pakistan ‘could’ change into in the next 25-30 years but presently no movement whatsoever is visible in that direction."

20 Jan 2022
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Non Proliferation Treaty - A Flawed Concept
"Global security cannot be ensured by treaties such as unequal status treaties viz NPT, which are evolved keeping in view the interests of very few."

13 Jan 2022
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‘Mandal-isation’ of Military
"Reservation is the single biggest curse and impediment in growth of the nation and it impinges and will continue to impinge directly on national security."

7 Jan 2022
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A Simple Idea
With many Indian generals deployed in the field, a commonly used adage is "we will give them a bloody fight." I want to tell them: it is not your fight, it is not the isolated application of military power. What is the long term plan?

4 Jan 2022
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AFSPA: Blaming The Rooster For The Dawn
"After the recent killings, however, regrettable and sad, a number of articles are floating in the print and internet media clamouring for the abrogation of AFSPA. It is sheer ignorance. It is like blaming the rooster for the dawn."

2 Jan 2022
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An Ode To The Legendary Colonel Narender Kumar ‘Bull’ Of The Kumaon Regiment!
While the legend has gone, his legacy stays forever and ever...!!

30 Dec 2021
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India’s Tangle On Ascent To Be A Nation That Counts
"Nations do become great where the institutions are strong. Can we say the same of our own institutions, such as the legislative, judiciary and executive?"

28 Dec 2021
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Olympic Diplomacy: Putin-Xi Summit Is Modi Invited?
"All leaders, without exception, voice their views in public of not mixing sports with politics but behind the curtain politics and sports events make a volatile cocktail."

27 Dec 2021
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The Legacy & Necessity Of CDS: Experience Speaks
What is the legacy that Gen. Rawat has left behind as the first CDS of India? Is there really a necessity for the post to exist? Veterans debate.

27 Dec 2021
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New CDS: Issues & Concerns
"I am of the opinion that the post of CDS be done away with if it has to continue in its present shape. CDS must not be a government secretary but an overlord of all security forces."

26 Dec 2021
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Dispatch From Dhaka: Post Ceasefire In December, 1971
"The scene that day was chaotic. In the euphoria of liberation, people had gone berserk. Perceived Pak sympathisers were being hunted and killed. One could see the dead bodies lying on the road in broad daylight."

24 Dec 2021
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Legacy Of General Bipin Rawat: (Un) Intentional Relegation Of Status Of Service Chiefs
"We do not need a CDS. If appointed, he must insist on ‘Five Star’ status. If not agreed to by the government, he should decline in order to protect the status of Service Chiefs."

22 Dec 2021
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A Security Lapse That Brought Us To The Brink Of A Nuclear War
A tribute to those, who lost their lives during Op Parakram for no reason.

18 Dec 2021
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Why Do IAF Aircraft Keep Crashing? - An Analysis
An analysis of the causes for the high attrition rate due to air crashes between 1972–2015 with the recommended corrective measures for the Indian Air Force (IAF)

16 Dec 2021
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Inability To Take No Go Decision, Reason For CDS Chopper Crash; Ex-Aircraft Accident Investigator Opines
My only submission is that WEATHER and MACHINES do not recognise occupants status.

14 Dec 2021
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Will The New CDS Be Another Paper Tiger?
"A General of the army is less suited to tackle the complexities of future wars — which would be fought more and more by smart soldiers with super smart weapons on the seas and space."

10 Dec 2021
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CDS General Bipin Rawat Helicopter Crash - An Account From Ground Zero
"The commandant DSSC was waiting at the helipad, the communication was in place. When the helicopter did not reach at its designated time it was learnt that one helicopter had crashed. This information was given to the police by some local civilians."

9 Dec 2021
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The Striking Yaks' of the Late Group Captain KL Bhatia, Vir Chakra
Remembering the daredevil exploits of Group Captain KL Bhatia, Vir Chakra and the Indian Air Force's Striking Yaks'

7 Dec 2021
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The China Dilemma: Need To Rethink
"China has read us correctly. He thinks that we don’t have the might or the will. He will seek to engage us in the grey zone. Non contact forms. Contact battle is the last resort."

30 Nov 2021
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The Great Tragedy Of Poonch
"The news of the air crash came as a shock to the nation and completely overshadowed the news of the death of US President JF Kennedy who also died on the same day."

30 Nov 2021
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S-400: A ‘JUNK’ Weapon Platform for India!
"The evaluation and need of S-400 for India has been done by accepting manufacturer specifications of system capability."

21 Nov 2021
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Pegasus Scandal – What Lies Beneath?
"As a responsible Democracy with an encouraging and expanding tech-ecosystem, we should logically be the ones to participate if not lead on how to get a semblance of order in the global arena in this highly volatile, no holds barred, free for all, unregulated market."

21 Nov 2021
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Deciphering Chinese India Strategy & Indian Response!
"While dealing with China, India cannot lower its guard towards Pakistan. It is going to play the 'China game', no matter what India does to mitigate her grievances."

20 Nov 2021
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Remembering The Veer Ahir's
of Rezang La!
"The rest, including Major Shaitan Singh who was awarded Param Vir Chakra posthumously, were discovered after the winter, frozen in their trenches, holding their weapons but with no ammunition to fire and defend."

18 Nov 2021
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War Memorials vs Sainya Dham in Uttarakhand - Politics at its Worst
"My research into the subject revealed the complete arbitrariness with which the PM had violated and transgressed our military traditions and customs."

15 Nov 2021
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Lest We Forget: Boutros Boutros Ghali, United Nation's Sixth Secretary General
"In my view, Boutros Boutros Ghali was one of the leading international statesmen of the immediate post-Cold War period. It was an honour and privilege to have served with him in pursuit of the noble cause of maintenance of international peace and security."

14 Nov 2021
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Grey Zone Warfare: The Massive Black Out In India
"The Chinese are known for officially hacking sensitive sites world over including ours due to the type of relationship we have with them. Pakistan, North Korea and many countries world over are indulging in bloodless hidden cyber war against adversaries."

9 Nov 2021
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Women In Armed Forces: National Security Vs Fundamental Rights
"What we all need to understand is, that the real question is not 'gender discrimination' but purely a case of putting the right person at the right place during the war, especially in the combat zones. The Army has nothing against the lady officers, nor does it consider them inferior to males."

31 Oct 2021
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Allies in War
"Any war with India will have a strain & cause a time delay in the Chinese dream of being a military superpower by 2049, suits the USA perfectly."

28 Oct 2021
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The Hunter Fiasco: 1971 War
"I always took good care of my olive green uniform which was kept crisp. I would stand in front of the mirror and look at myself before going off to work. That Fig Leaf would draw my attention and I would feel elated. My chest would swell with pride."

28 Oct 2021
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The Khyber Rifles - A Trip Down Memory Lane
"It was indeed a memorable visit. Besides flying over the Khyber Pass in a helicopter, we were hosted by the unit manning the area."

28 Oct 2021
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31 October 1984 – A Day Extraordinaire!
"Over the next four days, thousands of Sikhs were killed in a retaliatory violence that could have been avoided with impartial, quick and transparent actions by the central and state governments."

28 Oct 2021
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India's Light Tank Conundrum
"Can the light tank fill in a crucial capability gap? No sir. We need the real stuff, more main battle tanks if we have to squarely face up to the challenges posed by our adversaries. Nothing less will do."

28 Oct 2021
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White-Collar Terrorism: The Menace Within!
"White-collar terrorists do not roam with guns in hand. They terrorise their opponents with their thoughts and motivate their followers with the same thoughts. They do not hide but stay above ground."

27 Oct 2021
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Killings & Quandary in Kashmir: We Are Losing the Battle of Wits
"The adversary is inventing new methods to bleed Kashmir. We are still on the beaten track. Why are we not using drones or armed helicopters in dense forests which terrorists are using as safe havens?"

24 Oct 2021
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The Supreme Court Verdict On Women Entry To NDA: The Broad Picture
“Where the induction women is a force multiplier, the armed forces should welcome it”

21 Oct 2021
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Situations & Decisions - Dilemmas & Conscience
"What is most beautiful is to be in adversity with almost strangers that become best of friends, camaraderie that sees you through situations and sometimes death itself."

18 Oct 2021
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India's North-East: A Time-Bomb Ticking Away (Re-Plugged)
India’s troubled north-eastern region, consisting of seven States which generally extends from Sikkim and the Siliguri Corridor to its border with Myanmar in the East therefore presents an interesting scenario.

16 Oct 2021
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Story Of An Unknown INA Soldier
"All the documents that I had given to the journalist were lost by him and the promised story never appeared in the newspaper. Dr Siddiqui’s incredible life story now only remains in memories of people who knew him."

16 Oct 2021
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Why Are The Armed Forces Losing Their Sheen?
"Why is the one organization that India can be truly proud of, being demonized, demoralized and degraded? Why have the pitiably few perks of the Armed Forces suddenly become a thorn in the side for the general public?"

14 Oct 2021
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Bhutan: A Time-Bomb Awaits India
"Why is Bhutan important to India and China? What options can Beijing exercise? Can it, or will it, annex Bhutan? Can India counter these moves? What are Bhutan's internal worries? And what lies ahead?"

10 Oct 2021
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Career Progression in the Army
"Selections to higher ranks kick in from colonel level which is the first select rank. Unfortunately, 50 to 60 percent officers miss the chance to be promoted at the very first step of the selection ladder mainly due to lack of vacancies, not capability and relative merit."

10 Oct 2021
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Breach In The Citadel
"I write from the standpoint of a soldier, who believed in ‘Naam, Namak aur Nishan, which calls upon a soldier to strive for the good name of the country, respect the salt partaken and ensure the National and Regimental flags always flutter even at the peril of one’s life."

9 Oct 2021
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Would China Strike Again in Eastern Ladakh in Near Future?
"Recent military buildup by China in Eastern Ladakh is a precautionary and a diversionary measure to hold back India if China gets involved in a military conflict over Taiwan."

8 Oct 2021
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Angular Personalities of the Defence Services
"What is Angular Personality? They are generally difficult people who are capable of making the life of others difficult. They are capable of screwing the happiness of even a matured majority. You will find this miniscule 5% lot spread over the country."

4 Oct 2021
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Barahoti Bowl: An Achilles Heel In India's Border Defence With China!
"The McMahon line runs North of Barahoti Bowl but China claims this grassland."

1 Oct 2021
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Defence Services Staff College & The Change
"In the staff college today the commandant and the wing chief instructors have led the change and driven it consciously towards progressive and holistic mental growth."

28 Sep 2021
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Organisational Transformation, Creative Destruction & Theaterisation
"The integrated theater commands in our case envision a unified command of the three services led by a single commander."

27 Sep 2021
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New Era of RPVs UMAs & Drones (Replugged)
"It is apparent that after this piece was published over three decades back, neither the DRDO, MoD or Service HQs took any notice of it or did anything about it. Otherwise, by now we would have progressed much in this field and not lagged behind as at present."

26 Sep 2021
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AUKUS Treaty: Example of Strategic Bigotry by USA
"In a few months of his presidency with the AUKUS treaty Joe Biden has caused greater damage to USA-EU relations than Trump in his entire tenure."

26 Sep 2021
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'Balakot Air-Strike' & 'Kargil Yuddha' Author, Veteran Manan Bhatt Recounts his Literary Journey
Mission Victory India spoke to Indian naval veteran, Manan Bhatt as part of an MVI exclusive interview series highlighting military literature.

25 Sep 2021
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Did You Know That Indians Brought Victory To Allied Forces In WW2?
"If Indian soldiers fighting under Union Jack had not disrupted Japanese advance, they would have easily run over the Indian subcontinent and established a link with the German Army deployed in Iran. Winners of WWII would have been different then."

24 Sep 2021
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AUKUS: Seeds of World War Three
Creation of AUKUS and decision to supply nuclear submarines to Australia might be the 'SEED' for the third world war.

21 Sep 2021
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Small Step, Giant Leap: Armed Forces Approach on Women Integration
"In my opinion, Women Induction in Army, way back in 1992, was a very impromptu decision. It was taken without working out the modalities of changes that it would entail in terms of policies, infrastructure, and work culture."

20 Sep 2021
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Noida Veterans' Need Help To Finish Construction of 'Shaheed Smarak'
"We have decided to reach veterans and their families to help us out with donations however small they may be."

18 Sep 2021
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End Of The Road For NDA?
"Whatever the crusaders for social justice and equality may say, the one undeniable fact is that the basic ethos of the NDA is under assault. Would that be a good thing or bad? Only time will tell."

15 Sep 2021
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Girl's in NDA, Are we Ready?
"My intention to pen down this is to bring in perspective that the phases when decisions oscillate between appointments, organisations and institutions, there are young souls getting impacted every moment. I had a backup plan, and it worked for me. But, not all are so fortunate."

15 Sep 2021
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Pakistan: The Only Global Super Power of Terrorism!
"The Taliban has given Pakistan the dubious distinction of becoming the only global superpower of terrorism"

14 Sep 2021
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Surgical Strikes by Judiciary on The Armed Forces
"Lordships can borrow my last sentence to use in their next judgement while convicting an officer or a soldier of the Armed Forces for eliminating a dreaded terrorist."

14 Sep 2021
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Joyride to Dacca - 1971 War
1971 Indo-Pak war veteran, Lt Col. MA Siddique (Retd), shares an anecdote from from his time on the battlefield, 50 years ago.

13 Sep 2021
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Freedom to Fight Insurgency
"Do we even have a strategy to end terrorism in Kashmir. Or is it a situation that suits a certain part of the geo strategic analogy?"

11 Sep 2021
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Who Will Win if the Military Loses?
"The Indian Armed Forces are at a crossroad. Taking the wrong turn simply because the road looks smoother may have disastrous consequences. The harder, but more appropriate one would come at a cost, probably a personal one for the decision makers. Can they, do it?"

9 Sep 2021
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Taliban 2.0: Kashmir Then & Now
"Are we as a nation doomed to retell stories of our intelligence failure in the aftermath of each war?"

8 Sep 2021
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Declining US Influence in International Affairs
In this paper US involvement/influence or lack of it in international organizations will be examined not necessarily in any particular sequence viz timeline or event based.

6 Sep 2021
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Is America Feigning Ignorance on Pakistan's Afghanistan Involvement?!
"For New Delhi to wholly depend on Washington to counterbalance Beijing would be a grave mistake. It is well known that that America uses its Asian and African allies as strategic condoms."

6 Sep 2021
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IPKF Pull-Out From Sri Lanka
"The pull-out from Sri Lanka was a properly organized and executed military operation. It is another matter that it was possibly implemented under an unpleasant set of political circumstances."

4 Sep 2021
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Will Any Heads Roll in Indian Intelligence Community?
"Why were our intelligence agencies not knowing the plans of the Taliban? If we had put all our eggs in ‘Ghani Basket’; we should have at the least known as to when he was fleeing the country?"

4 Sep 2021
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Why We Need to Rethink Certain IBGs on the Western Front
"The aim of Integrated Battle Groups must be realistic, implementable, pragmatic and above all conclusive."

1 Sep 2021
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Afghanistan
Engaging Talibans: Is it an Option for India?
Since independence India has not been in a better position to hold a friendly dialogue with a 'genuine' Afghan government. Taliban or its derivative is a reality, which will govern Afghanistan in foreseeable future. Taking lead in engaging with them might be a better option than waiting.

29 Aug 2021
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Kabul Airport Attack: Unanswered Questions!
"There are games within games in Afghanistan. Human lives seem to be pawns on the chessboard of Afghanistan."

28 Aug 2021
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Afghanistan
US-Pak Divergence on Relations with Taliban
"USA and Pakistan are on collision course over controlling Taliban. Pakistan has unambiguously clarified its stand and cannot do anything more."

27 Aug 2021
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Will Women Join NDA?
"As per the current policy, women officers are not to be inducted in the arms which involves a direct combat role and hence their entry remains limited to 1 year training in OTA. Training women for 3 years extra for administrative duties is not warranted."

27 Aug 2021
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Veteran Submariner & Author Cmde. Arun Kumar Recounts Life Onboard INS Chakra
MVI spoke to veteran submariner Cmde. Arun Kumar about his upcoming book 'S71 INS Chakra: THE PIONEER AND HER MEN' as part of an exclusive interview series celebrating military literature.

26 Aug 2021
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It is Time Women Join NDA!
"I am assured that our sister officers will do everything for the safety, honour and welfare of the Motherland about which many old soldiers are worried."

25 Aug 2021
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Afghan Imbroglio: Analysing Ground Zero
"Where does India fit in? What else, other than wait and watch? However, India should reserve its right to safeguard its interests. It should openly warn the Taliban not to indulge in promoting militancy in Kashmir."

23 Aug 2021
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23 Years of Homecoming
These young boys immediately surrendered to Indian Army soldiers over two decades ago and are leading a normal and happy life as good citizens of India.

23 Aug 2021
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Indian Army Grants Time Scale Colonel Rank to Women Officers
The five women officers selected for Colonel Time Scale rank are Lt Col. Sangeeta Sardana from the Corps of Signals, Lt Col Sonia Anand and Lt Col Navneet Duggal from the Corps of EME and Lt Col Reenu Khanna and Lt Col Ritcha Sagar from the Corps of Engineers.

23 Aug 2021
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Women in the NDA – A Step in the Right Direction?
Should women be allowed to join the National Defence Academy? Experts react!

23 Aug 2021
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Training of Foreign Gentlemen Cadets at the Indian Military Academy
"I was wondering of the possibility of approaching ‘Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai’, one of the Taliban's seven most powerful figures, who was a GC at IMA in 1982."

22 Aug 2021
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Neeraj Chopra | Making of India's 1st Olympic Gold Medallist in Athletics
Deep down, his achievement is a result of a combined effort, heralded by the Indian Army, that has brought home a precious piece of gold we all love to hold.

21 Aug 2021
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Aghanistan – Towards an Islamic Emirate
"Afghanistan has always been a simmering pot of tribal violence. The militias of the various tribal factions did not come to the rescue of ANDSF primarily because the regime was also the most corrupt, inefficient, and unable to govern. Tribal affinities, loyalties and habits die hard."

21 Aug 2021
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Pakistan is Taliban & Taliban is Pakistan!
"Though Pakistan out rightly denies creating and supporting the Taliban but it is a universal fact that Pakistan is running Madrassas to train Afghan Taliban elements within Pakistan."

20 Aug 2021
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There Are No Gender-Neutral Battlefields
"The battlefield does not have such niceties. There are no referees nor any appeals. Might is right, and the means don’t matter."

20 Aug 2021
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Leadership in the Indian Armed Forces: The Need for Merit
"Merit is an undeniable argument in the kaleidoscopic environment of multidomain warfare, where we are striving for transformation through integration and jointness."

19 Aug 2021
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Afghan Government Collapse? Sure, it was Part of a Deal!
The whole world is surprised as to how the Afghan army of 3-3.5 lakhs soldiers, trained and equipped by the USA with sophisticated US weapons has given in to the motley crowd of 75000 Taliban fighters. It is more devastating to know that collapse has taken place within a fortnight.

17 Aug 2021
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Taliban: The Raging Idiots
"Why would the Taliban want to form a government? It surprises me that the Taliban would want to legalise and stabilise their philosophy of existence by axing their main strengths, that is fear, chaos, being unattributable, unaccountable and unpredictable, to form a government."

16 Aug 2021
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NO War Cries & Kabul Surrenders!
India should diplomatically endeavour denying the Taliban legitimacy if they take power in Afghanistan by force.

16 Aug 2021
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Meritocracy: A Bane or Boon, An Incentive or a Threat?
Is there a need to even look into the time tested and proven structure? Or is it that MoD has no work to do, hence planning to find frivolous and unwarranted work to make their existence valid? Any change for the sake of change is a retrograde step, always and every time.

15 Aug 2021
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India’s Olympics Tryst
Neeraj Chopra gave India not just a gold medal but India’s seventh medal which is a singular landmark. A commentator rightly said that this gold medal is far more significant for India than winning a world cup in cricket.

14 Aug 2021
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Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav' - Freedom Cyclothon at Mumbai
75 Cyclists covered a cumulative distance of 75 Km to commemorate ‘Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav’.

14 Aug 2021
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Diminishment of an ‘Ecosystem’ That Always Delivered
As the nation revels in the justifiable pride of yet another Indian, and Army man, Neeraj Chopra, the muted murmurs of the efficacious Military ‘ecosystem’ abound.

13 Aug 2021
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Producing Champions in Sports - A Scientific Perspective and Managerial Problems
Is it possible to produce a champion in a sport sheerly on the strength of the external inputs? Can a champion be genetically cloned? Why have some of them become accomplished, but never brilliant? Are humans born with talents that make them particularly suited to certain pursuits?

12 Aug 2021
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Indigenous Aircraft Carrier ‘Vikrant’ Successfully Completes Maiden Sea Voyage
INS Vikrant is a leading example of the nation’s quest for Atma Nirbhar Bharat and Indian Navy’s Make in India initiative, with more than 76% indigenous content.

8 Aug 2021
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Lest We Forget Our Heroes...
Who is in post-independence, the highest decorated Soldier of the Indian Armed Forces? How many of us know answer to the above question? I don’t think, more than handful would know, at least none so far, I have asked for!

7 Aug 2021
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Remembering ‘India’s Hockey Legend’ Major Dhyan Chand
"For youngsters like us it was a dream to be with someone like Major Dhyan Chand on a daily basis."

7 Aug 2021
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Veterans: The Mouth Piece of the Serving Fraternity
Serving soldiers of today are veterans of tomorrow: What you sow today, you will reap tomorrow!

6 Aug 2021
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A Birds Eye View of Submarine Propulsion – Past, Present & Future
This paper explores both the roots and the future growth in battery technology to increase the underwater endurance of conventional submarines and does some crystal gazing on the future developments in underwater propulsion.

6 Aug 2021
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13 Kumaon 74th Raising Day: An Ode to the 'Bravest of the Brave'
"The War Cry of the Battalion is ‘Dada Krishan Ki Jai’. On this 5 Aug 2021 auspicious 74th historical Raising Day, all Kumaonis pay homage to warriors and martyrs and take a solemn Oath and pray to Unit Deity ‘Dada Krishan’ that we will perform our duties with honesty and loyalty."

4 Aug 2021
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Decision Making: The Crucible of Leadership
"Need is not only the jointmanship of three services but also unification of all resources of war making, under one commander to spare him the hinderances created by the loyalties to parent services."

4 Aug 2021
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Indian ‘Spy’ RK Yadav Reveals the ‘R&AW’ Truth in his Latest Book
Former intelligence officer, RK Yadav tells Mission Victory India about his latest book 'Mission R&AW'. Read on to know more!

2 Aug 2021
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A Navy That Dares, A Navy That Cares
From defence diplomacy to humanitarian assistance, the Indian Navy goes far beyond combat operations! Read on to know more

2 Aug 2021
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Indian Army at the Forefront: Sappers Mend Birhan Bridge at Udhampur
Engineer Regiment of the Indian Army has been toiling along with civil administration till late hours and during bad weather to repair Birhan bridge and make it operational soon.

1 Aug 2021
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Wild Ambush in Mizoram’s Wilderness!
"Our Unit got inducted in Aizawl with operational role all over Mizoram as the reserve Battalion in the thick of Mizo insurgency spearheaded by Laldenga, who was a Havildar in the Indian Army and later worked as an Accounts Clerk in the Assam Government."

1 Aug 2021
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The Plight of Indian Merchant Navy
India’s merchant navy is sinking. But foreign shippers are riding high, filling their coffers

31 Jul 2021
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Restructuring & Integration of the Ministry of Defence with the Three Service Headquarters
"It needs political will for implementation in context of the analysis provided in this paper."

31 Jul 2021
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A Tribute to Captain Vikram Batra (PVC) - Amazon Prime Video Launches the Trailer of Shershaah on Kargil Vijay Diwas
The war drama which will launch ahead of the Independence Day weekend, on August 12, celebrates the unflinching courage and valor of Kargil War Hero, Captain Vikram Batra (PVC)

26 Jul 2021
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Kargil as Collective Memory Serves
Collective memory of the Kargil war serves not only as a reminder but a lesson too

25 Jul 2021
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Ambushing Zaithanmowia in Mizoram!
I dare say, killing of Zaithanmowia broke the backbone of the Mizo insurgency and it was a big feather in the cap of the Rezang La Battalion, Major Jatar and the mixed column that he led so successfully.

25 Jul 2021
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Kargil, Hollowness & Pakistan’s War Path
The Kargil Conflict is a saga of supreme valour and grit displayed by young Indian soldiery, and its wholehearted appreciation by the people of India, thanks to the live media. But there rests in the conscience of many observers, a sense of loss, another story.

23 Jul 2021
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Revolutions in Military Affairs & History of Generations of Warfare
Future wars will not be waged by tanks, guns, nukes, missiles etc. Aircraft carriers will be rendered useless. No bullets will be fired, no nukes will be launched. But the armies will be disarmed.

23 Jul 2021
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US Withdrawal from Afghanistan Sets Stage for New War in Af-Pak
By ceasing war related activity in Afghanistan after two decades is the USA opening a window of yet another proxy war?

21 Jul 2021
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MVI Interviews
Kargil Brigade Commander, General Amarnath Aul Recounts the Cost of Vijay
Mission Victory India's Aritra Banerjee spoke to Lieutenant General Amarnath Aul (Retd), who served as the Brigade Commander of the 56 Mountain Brigade which oversaw major combat operations during the 1999 Kargil War.

20 Jul 2021
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MVI Interviews
Kargil Chief Air Ops Officer, Air Marshal Narayan Menon Recounts 'Safed Sagar’
Mission Victory India's Aritra Banerjee spoke to Air Marshal Narayan Menon (Retd), who served as the Air Officer-in-Charge, Jammu and Kashmir, during the 1999 Kargil War and led the Indian Airforce’s Operation Safed Sagar for which he was awarded the Uttam Yudh Seva Medal the same year.

20 Jul 2021
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DGP J&K chairs high level joint security meeting; reviews security situation in Jammu Zone
The DGP said that terror outfits are continuously attempting to use drones for terrorist activities and stressed upon the officers to remain extra vigilant and alert

19 Jul 2021
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JKP Busts LeT Terror Module in Budgam, 5 Arrested
Acting on a specific information, Budgam Police along with joint forces arrested four LeT terrorists earlier today

19 Jul 2021
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Two LeT Terrorists Gunned Down in Shopian
During the search operation as the presence of terrorists got ascertained they were given repeated opportunities to surrender, however, they fired indiscriminately upon the joint search party which was retaliated leading to an encounter said security officials.

19 Jul 2021
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INS Tabar Completes Maritime Partnership Exercise with French Navy
The Indian Navy's INS Tabar completed a joint exercise with French counterparts.

19 Jul 2021
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Drawing Competition held at Army Goodwill School in Farona
Adhereing to COVID-19 protocols, a total of 96 children aged between 5-14 years from 15 villages of Suru Valley participated in the drawing competition.

19 Jul 2021
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Versatile Tanks & Evolving Warfare
"Yes, we need light tanks, we need medium tanks, we need anything that provides us the ability to deter the enemy. But it is not as if the same size fits all. We need role-based displacement of equipment, just the way guns and engineers are utilised."

18 Jul 2021
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Security Forces Avenge Slain Collegues by Eliminating Terrorists Resposible
The two terrorists killed by joint JKP/CRPF team had executed a series of attacks on policemen, security forces and civilians

17 Jul 2021
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A Trilogy of Tragedy: America, Afghanistan & Pakistan
"US withdrawal from Afghanistan, at this stage, is considered to be at cross-purpose of its long term and strategic objective. It has not only conceded space to China in Afghanistan but also aided China to move one step further towards its objective of Global supremacy."

17 Jul 2021
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The Afghanistan Imbroglio
"These are the uncertain hard times, with fingers crossed and serious immediate negotiations amongst the SCO member countries through UN and other influential countries are needed to resolve the complex Afghanistan imbroglio."

16 Jul 2021
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Victory India Magazine: July 2021 (Anniversary Issue)
Team MVI is pleased to publish its first anniversary issue. This edition houses 18 articles sub-divided into 5 sections. The issue examines contemporary issues, post pandemic ESM healthcare, struggles faced by disabled officer cadets & documents the bravery of the famed ‘Born To Battle’ course

15 Jul 2021
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Imperative of Placing our Operational Achievements in Perspective
"Let us be quite clear. The 1971 operations in the Eastern theatre have been the only real military victory our Armed Forces have achieved since Independence. In the Western theatre in 1971, it was a well-executed replay of 1965."

14 Jul 2021
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Snubbed at the Hustings: Jammu’s Options
"Starting with Jammu at 37 seats and Kashmir at 46, mandate of balancing this lopsided political structure will be a daunting challenge for Delhi and the Delimitation Commission."

12 Jul 2021
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Use This Programme to Hone Investigation Skills: DGP J&K on Weeklong Training with NIA
During the six days programme, the officers would be learning about important provisions of IPC, CrPC and evidence Act in relation to UAPA.

12 Jul 2021
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Theaterisation & The Joint Military Doctrine
"There needs to be a legal framework under which this re-organisation takes place. At present the CDS functions in a legal vacuum. Which Act is the CDS subject to?"

10 Jul 2021
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Jointmanship & Future Wars
"We have to fight integrated; we can’t do that if we don’t plan jointly. How we finally use the finite resources to orchestrate the type of war we want to fight is basically semantics of availability, time, space, assets, and operational philosophy."

10 Jul 2021
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LeT Terrorist Arrested by JKP
Bandipora police along with security forces arrested one terrorist of proscribed terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba and recovered arms and ammunition from his possession in Hajin.

10 Jul 2021
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Indian Army Organises Artificial Limb Fitment Camp in Kupwara
The Indian Army in collaboration with the Bhagwan Mahavir Viklang Sahayata Samiti organised an Artificial Limb Fitment Camp in Kupwara between 7-9 July 2021

9 Jul 2021
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Brigadier Rajiv Williams Recounts the True Cost of Vijay!
Mission Victory India spoke to Brigadier Rajiv Williams, Yudh Seva Medal (Retd), who had served in the 'Special Media Cell' during the 1999 Kargil conflict with Pakistan and later commanded the famed 56 Mountain Brigade after the 'Limited War.'

8 Jul 2021
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Four Terrorists Killed in Two Seperate Ops in the Valley
Four terrorists were eliminated in two seperate joint Counter Terror Operations in South Kashmir. The number of terrorists killed in the valley this year now stands at 71.

8 Jul 2021
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The Drone Threat: An Unmanned Reality
"The drone threat is real and is far more difficult to neutralize than a modern fighter. Stealth and low cost of drones makes it an extremely affordable weapon in the hands of disgruntled non-state actors."

5 Jul 2021
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Neither Air-Force or Navy is a Supporting Arm of Army
"For CDS to say Air-Force is a support arm of Army is wrong and reflects lack of strategic understanding."

5 Jul 2021
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Anti-Drone Doctrine & Countering Lethal Drones!
"Time has come when India must plan for effective defence against drones. In fact, it is desirable to grasp the nuances of non-use of traditional weapons and methods of war."

5 Jul 2021
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India’s Maritime Security Concerns
"With so many agencies operating in the coastal areas, joint patrolling, surveillance, communication, coordination for any joint operations are most difficult. Turf battles and lack of synergy among numerous agencies have long been the problem."

5 Jul 2021
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Asymmetrical ‘Israeli-Palestinian Wars’!
‘Asymmetrical warfare, unconventional strategies and tactics are adopted by a force when the military capabilities of belligerent powers are not simply unequal but are so significantly different that they cannot make the same sorts of attacks on each other’.

5 Jul 2021
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A Simple Military Need: Integrated Theatre Commands
Integrated theatre commands are a necessity, to harness the potential of a military and ensure aggressive dominance. In the bargain accrue protection of sensitivities. In the age of modern technology, war cannot be cast into a singular dimension of application.

1 Jul 2021
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The Last of the Living Legends from Eves Estate
Celebrating the legendary Brigadier GS Sandhu (Retd), the man behind making India's Olympic sports hub, on the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Army Physical Training Corps.

1 Jul 2021
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INS Tabar Visits Alexandria
These evolutions at sea exemplified naval cooperation and interoperability between the IN and EN . The goodwill visit by INS Tabar aims to strengthen strong relations between the two sides

29 Jun 2021
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The Revenge of the Drones
"Commercial drones with military GPS facilities are a potent threat for delivery of ordnance accurately on a target, without endangering the originator. The need therefore exists to look at regulation of ownership and operation within the country."

28 Jun 2021
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Who Killed INDU?
"Why has INDU been on cardiopulmonary resuscitation since 1967, and; if dead, who killed it?"

28 Jun 2021
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Outline of a Counter UAV Philosophy
"UAV operations are coming of age and the UAV threat is increasing by the hour. As the threat increases, the need to protect own forces and vulnerabilities against this potent game changing threat is also growing."

27 Jun 2021
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Are Drones Going to Change the Way we Fight?
"Have drone spotters with high end hearing and seeing equipment in every company. Located discreetly. Be proactive, hit them before they hit you."

27 Jun 2021
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Why was the IAF & Navy not Represented in the Kargil Review Committee?
The issues were ‘firstly why was there no member from the Indian Airforce and the Indian Navy and secondly will creation of post of Chief of Defence Staff be of any consequence in future wars?

24 Jun 2021
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Mumbai University Sets Sail with its Novel ‘Centre of Excellence in Maritime Studies’
CEMAS is starting three interdisciplinary programs in the academic year 2021-22 Masters programs in M.A. (Maritime Studies), M.Sc. (Maritime Studies) and M.Com. (Maritime Studies) and will be offering PG Diploma in Maritime Logistics and PhD programme (maritime Studies) in the future.

24 Jun 2021
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Can We Allow Another ‘Kargil’?
"Nearly two dozen soldiers were literally butchered by Chinese. How many Chinese we killed, is of no consequence because that does not bring back Indian lives lost unnecessarily. At best we took revenge if that is of any consequence."

23 Jun 2021
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Top Lashkar-e-Taiba Commander Eliminated in North Kashmir
The Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives were the perpetrators of the attacks that killed two Councilors and one SPO on 29 March 2021 and four Policemen including innocent civilians in Sopore on 12 June 2021.

21 Jun 2021
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Opinion
Disabled Cadets Fight a Protracted War for Recognition
"After studying all the facts, I am constrained to conclude that the points made out in the petition on change.org are indeed true and the brave young men and women disabled in training to guard our frontiers deserve better."

19 Jun 2021
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Born to Battle Golden Jubilee: Author & Analyst Col Rajinder Singh Kushwaha Talks about Service, Loss & the Evolving Face of War
Mission Victory India flags off its fourth personality profile as part of its ongoing series celebrating 'Born To Battle Course' veterans by interacting with Col. Rajinder Singh Kushwaha (Retd)

17 Jun 2021
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Born to Battle Golden Jubilee: Former IMA Comdt, Lt Gen. RS Sujlana Speaks about Strong ‘Martial Traditions’ & ‘Fallen Comrades’
Mission Victory India flags off its third personality profile as part of its ongoing series celebrating 'Born To Battle Course' veterans by interacting with Lt Gen. RS Sujlana (Retd).

16 Jun 2021
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Born to Battle Golden Jubilee: Maj Gen. Rana Goswami Shares Nostalgic Memories & Gives a Message to the Youth
Mission Victory India flags off its second personality profile as part of its ongoing series celebrating 'Born To Battle Course' veterans by interacting with Maj Gen. Rana Goswami, VSM (Retd).

15 Jun 2021
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Galwan Valley Clashes Anniversary: Fire & Fury Corps Remembers the Fallen
Fire & Fury Corps remembers Galwan martyrs.

15 Jun 2021
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Born to Battle Golden Jubilee: Sword of Honour & ’71 War Veteran Lt Gen. Dalip Bhardwaj Talks about “Course Spirit”
Mission Victory India flags off its series celebrating 'Born To Battle Course' veterans by interacting with Lieutenant General Dalip Bhardwaj, PVSM, VSM (Retd), the ‘Sword of Honour’ of the famed course who went on to rise up the ranks as Director General Mechanised Forces.

14 Jun 2021
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NCC as 'General Elective Course' Introduced in 24 Colleges under University of Kashmir, Mumbai University Likely to Follow
NCC as a Credit Course is designed with an intent to transform NCC training into a curricular activity from an extra – curricular activity, thereby providing academic credits to students undergoing NCC Training.

7 Jun 2021
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Crystal Gazing: India-China Boundary Dispute
"China’s aggressive actions in Eastern Ladakh in May 2020 have been an awakening call to review our operational preparedness and postures. It would be prudent for the Indian Armed to carry out an analysis of the entire stretch of the LAC."

6 Jun 2021
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Disabled Officer Cadets - Their Journey
Activist and former National Defence Academy Cadet, Pranshu Tiwari paints a heart wrenching picture about the lives of cadets who have sustained life altering disabilities while undergoing pre-commision training.

5 Jun 2021
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Indian Army Pays Tribute to Sepoy Arun Singh
Sepoy Arun Singh was on an Area Domination Patrol from Sedhau to Tangimarg, where he slipped and fell into Vishwa river while crossing a wooden bridge at Ada.

5 Jun 2021
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Indian Navy Fills 3 Top Appointments this Week!
The past two days have seen new appointments of senior Naval Officers to top offices. Read to know more.

1 Jun 2021
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Vice Adm MS Pawar Retires after Nearly Four Decades of Distinguished Service & Recounts Life in Dress Whites
"As I transit to life after 51 years in uniform, including 11 years at Sainik School Korukonda and the National Defence Academy, I do so with the utmost satisfaction - of having kept a taut watch on deck in weather fair and foul..."

1 Jun 2021
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MVI Interviews
'Special Operations: Case Studies' Author, Lt Gen. PC Katoch Recounts his Literary Journey
Mission Victory India spoke to Lieutenant General PC Katoch (Retd.) as part of an MVI exclusive interview series highlighting military literature.

31 May 2021
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And The Coffins Keep Piling Up
The nation cannot continue to remain immune to the large-scale killing of policemen in ambushes and badly planned and executed operations.

30 May 2021
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Naxalism in India: History, Growth, Present & Future
While India's Naxal affected districts have gone down from 231 to 30, the aftermath of the Chhattisgarh attack on 3 April 2021 brings out the skeletons of the nation's fledgling anti-Naxal response

29 May 2021
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Army Intelligence Vs Artificial
Intelligence
"Many a time the army intelligence will take over the artificial intelligence matrix, by adding on human dimensions of emotional activity. Therein lies the quagmire of processes."

29 May 2021
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MVI Interviews
'The Be-Know-Do of Generalship' Author, Maj Gen. Anil Sengar Recounts his Literary Journey
Mission Victory India spoke to Major General Anil Sengar (Retd.) as part of an MVI exclusive interview series highlighting military literature.

27 May 2021
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Spreading Influence of Islamists in Dhaka Eroding its Secular Culture: Report
Bangladesh was swept by a wave of Islamic militancy from 1999 to 2005, has seen an increase in terrorist activity in recent years, including attacks on foreigners, activists and religious minorities.

25 May 2021
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Fierce Fighting between Taliban Fighters & Afghan Forces Erupted Near Kabul
At least 50 Taliban fighters were said to be killed in overnight fighting. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid told AFP the insurgents captured 37 security checkpoints on the outskirts of the city.

25 May 2021
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Indian Leadership & COVID-cum-Crisis Management!
"Political interests of leaders far outweighed the national interests. Though motivated articles in foreign and national press raise accusing fingers at Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi."

24 May 2021
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1965 War - Resurrect That Kashmiri Fervour
"Let the people of Kashmir feel the surge of our positive influences. We have El Dorado right here in Kashmir. We just need the skills and the mindsets to explore the dimension of perceptions."

24 May 2021
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Gaza Violence: Defending the Indefensible
Those activists who support Israel should try telling those who lost their near and dear ones due to IDF bombardment that these deaths were justified since they occurred while Israel was exercising its “right to defend itself.”

20 May 2021
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Victory India Magazine: May 2021
Team MVI is pleased to publish its May 2021 issue. This edition houses 16 articles sub-divided into four sections. The issue clincally examines the screening test conducted during the SSB among other training related issues.

20 May 2021
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Subservience, an Indian Culture: Implications on the Defence Forces
"Today we have a lobby which constantly blames democracy. The same democracy they enjoyed and boasted about a few years ago. What changed?"

19 May 2021
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The Great Equaliser
There is unity in death though. Whether it is “ashes to ashes, dust to dust”, or “supurd e khak” or “panch tatva men vileen”, its all the same in the end. There is no other equaliser.

19 May 2021
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Fauji India’s Parth Satam on Military-Media Relations in India
Parth Satam, Principal Correspondent of the Fauji India Magazine spoke to Mission Victory India on Military-Media relations in India, in the fourth part of the MVI special series covering views from both sides of the fence…

19 May 2021
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COVID-19: A Grim Reminder to Revamp Veterans Healthcare
I have few observations and suggestions to make as it is not too late for the present officers in chair today to do their bit for improvement of ECHS Scheme at large and avail the same when they would require later in life.

18 May 2021
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Central University Jammu Incorporates NCC as General Elective Credit Course in Line with NEP 2020
Central University of Jammu has decided to incorporate NCC as a ‘’General Elective Credit Course’’ under the Choice Based Credit System, in line with NEP 2020 from the upcoming academic year.

18 May 2021
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Over 100 IAF Personnel in Russia as S-400 Delivery Nears
The IAF team of over 100 personnel had reached Russia earlier this year and are being trained by a joint team from the Russian military and Almaz Antey, the manufacturers of the system

18 May 2021
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‘Falcons of Chhamb’ to Get Rafales - A Brief history of IAF’S 101 Squadron!
IAF’s 101 Squadron blunted the Pakistani armour thrust in Chhamb in 1971

18 May 2021
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Frontline Soldiers to Receive 50K Bullet Proof Jackets
Procurement process expected to commence in next couple of months

18 May 2021
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Gaza Fighting Enters 2nd Week with around 200 Casualties!
Israeli warplanes bombarded the Gaza Strip overnight, said witnesses in the Palestinian enclave, from where armed groups have launched rockets into the Jewish state

17 May 2021
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With No Holds Barred - A Frontal Attack on the Parliamentary System of Democracy in India
"My writing here comes from an Indian, who is as much of whatsoever each is expected to be and is. It comes from my guts and is intended as an attempt at catharsis, on the utter self-inflicted disaster served to the people by the State of India."

17 May 2021
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Mindset & Causes of Modern Wars: A Living Room World View
"Huge armies won’t win wars, intelligent ones with the right mix of technology, systems and leadership will ensure deterrence at all levels. Are we there yet? Do we have a plan to get there?"

17 May 2021
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Envisioning Post-Pandemic Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme (ECHS)
Fallout of pandemic was that empaneled hospitals generally refused to admit ESM. The ESM load fell back to Service Hospitals. With hindsight, transformation of ECHS is mandatory.

16 May 2021
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Israel-Palestine clash: India's Experience in Resolving Long Conflicts can Help Benjamin Netanyahu in Unequal Power Dynamics
‘Muscularity’ never ends insurgencies, it needs sincere engagement, compromise within the expansive contours of the constitution and the ability to look beyond domestic political considerations

15 May 2021
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Major Maoist Strike - No Lessons Learned
Another tragedy in counter-Maoist operations indicates that lives of the jawans is cheap and the hierarchy, both political and the police force, remain lackadaisical.

11 May 2021

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'71 War Flying Ace Sqn Ldr. Anil Bhalla No More
1971 War Veteran, Squadron Leader Anil Bhalla (Retd) succumbed to COVID-19 in Mumbai today

11 May 2021
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Northern Command Gears up to Fight COVID-19 in the UTs of J&K & Ladakh
The Indian Army and the Government have jointly activated COVID-19 facilities for the people of J&K anticipating the pandemic to continue unabated for some time

11 May 2021
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Indian Coast Guard Rescue Five Fishermen!
Braving rough seas and strong winds, at around 1430 hrs, the Indian Coast Guard successfully located the distressed boat and provided the boat crew with basic necessities and first aid

10 May 2021
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Defence Medical E-Health Services March Ahead
Retired military doctors have come forward and extended their support to the needy patients in Rajasthan. 21 doctors are providing free consultation to those who don’t have access to medical facilities nearby.

10 May 2021
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Army Officers Cadre: Need for Positive Restructuring
"The army officers career management policies have been under considerable strain for the last nearly twenty years and more. With the inevitability of change, four pointers need consideration."

10 May 2021
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INS Trikand Arrives at Mumbai as Part of OP Samudra Setu II
The consignment carried is part of the French mission 'Oxygen Solidarity Bridge' to support India’s fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

10 May 2021
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Re-calibrating Strategies to Combat Maoists’ Violence
“Statistically, while 7 percent insurgencies are known to have been resolved by employment of military force, 43% of insurgencies were resolved by a political solution, backed by a strong military muscle. This is exemplified by India’s fight with left wing extremism that ceases to end.”

9 May 2021
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Veterans, Indian Armed Forces & MoD - A Bleak Future?
"It is time for the MoD to realise that their job is to look after the ‘morale’ of soldiers and not to lower it. Past precedence of fighting veterans in courts on various issues does not lend to it a good image."

8 May 2021
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India’s Progress in Kadam Taal
"Let’s just put our hands to the oars and pull collectively, the country is in kadam taal, and will soon start her march forward, once the pandemic abates."

8 May 2021
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IAF & Navy Step up Efforts to Ferry Oxygen & Medical Supplies
As on May 7, 2021, the C-17 aircraft of IAF have conducted 400 sorties from within the country, including 351 to airlift 252 oxygen tankers of total capacity of 4,904 Metric Tonnes (MT).

7 May 2021
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Fighting the Invisible Enemy: MoD’s Response to Covid-19 Surge
"I have directed the Armed Forces to extend all possible assistance to the civil administration to tide over the crisis. People have great faith and trust in the capabilities of the Armed Forces."

6 May 2021
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Army Officers & Professional Military Education: Need for Focused, Systemic Change
The idea of new systemic of PME is to broaden perspectives of officers and not to make great scholars out of military leaders. Education can imbue officers with critical thinking skills and strengthen abilities to contribute to solutions of complex issues.

5 May 2021
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J&K: Two Terrorists Killed; Assault Rifles Recovered
Two terrorists were eliminated in a joint operation in Sopore yesterday. Two assault rifles were recovered.

5 May 2021
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INS Talwar to Arrive in New Mangalore with 1st Consignment of Oxygen from Bahrain
Shortly afternoon today INS Talwar with 50 tons of oxygen lifted from Manama in Bahrain would dock at the port of New Mangalore.

5 May 2021
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Achilles Heel
Though Pakistan has historically strived for a Taliban-dominant regime in Afghanistan, absolute power to the terror group will be contrary to its interests

4 May 2021
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Indian Army's Northern Command Sets Up Support for Veterans, Veer Naris & Dependants
A network of Nodal Officers with associated medical resources has been put into place to ensure that medical support and appropriate care is proactively provided to the veterans and their families.

3 May 2021
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US Retreat From Afghanistan
"India needs to do everything possible to protect its strategic and economic interests in Afghanistan to the extent possible no matter what the future of Afghanistan is post exit of US troops."

3 May 2021
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Lady Officers in Combat Arms – A Mistake Waiting to Happen!
"In India, a man’s ego is still larger than his capabilities. As such a woman commander in a combat role would be a catastrophe."

2 May 2021
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Indian Leadership Versus Chinese Virus
"Think back. What did our PM do when he went to Ladakh. He demonstrated leadership as also instilled belief and confidence in the nation and troops there. That is what he needs to do again. Instil belief in a shaken nation. If everyone is together we will come out of it."

29 Apr 2021
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Indian Army Sets Up COVID-19 Facilities at Delhi Cantt to Fight Second Wave!
"The Indian Army will spare no efforts to augment medical capacities to match the expanding requirements caused by the exponential rise in daily cases."

28 Apr 2021
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Objective Physical Testing at the SSB for Meeting the Minimum Entry Standards
"The SSB selection system has a great degree of subjectivity in its selection. Candidates appearing for the mandatory obstacle tests are neither physically prepared nor familiar with the obstacles."

27 Apr 2021
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Global Military Spending Rises an Estimated $2 Trillion Amidst Pandemic!
According to the SIPRI 2020 report, the five biggest spenders in 2020, which together accounted for 62 per cent of global military expenditure, were the USA, China, India, Russia & the UK.

27 Apr 2021
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Book Review: Battle Ready for the 21st Century
Major General (Dr.) P K Chakravorty, VSM (Retd), Senior Fellow at CLAWS reviews Battle Ready for the 21st Century.

27 Apr 2021
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PM Modi Reviews COVID-19 Management Preperations by Indian Armed Forces
CDS Bipin Rawat briefed PM Narendra Modi that all medical personnel from armed forces who have retired or taken pre-mature retirement in the last two years are being recalled to work in COVID-19 facilities within proximity of their present place of residence.

26 Apr 2021
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Indian Navy Deploys Medical Oxygen to Island Territories
The Indian Navy's Southern Naval Command at Kochi are progressing with the mission of Oxygen Express in order to render support to the local administration of the Union Territory of Lakshadweep.

25 Apr 2021
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MVI Interviews
"Need for Expert Medical Guidance for Military Selection & Training," Says Col. IVS Gahlot, Former CO, MH Khadakwasla
Col. IVS Gahlot (Retd), a former CO, MH Khadakwasla spoke to MVI on the need to incorporate the advice of military medical professionals as part of the selection & training procedure for soldiers & officer cadets.

25 Apr 2021
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Necessity of Professional Medical Advice & Guidance During Training
"It is my personal observation that there is a serious lacuna in our training system where the professional advice and guidance of the dedicated medical authorities is either not being sought or optimally utilised, resulting in avoidable relegations."

23 Apr 2021
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Indian Army's Explosive Experts Aid Civil Authorities by Disposing Unexploded Ordnance!
A special Bomb Disposal Team from Central Ammunition Depot, Pulgaon was deputed by the Army and dispatched to multiple locations for survey, segregation and disposal of unexploded ordnance.

22 Apr 2021
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Indian Navy Helps Rescue Missing Indonesian Submarine
On 21 April, an alert was received by Indian Navy through the International Submarine Escape and Rescue Liaison Office regarding the missing Indonesian submarine. The submarine was reportedly exercising in a location 25 miles North of Bali with a crew of 53 personnel.

22 Apr 2021
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Indian Navy Seizes 3K Crores Worth of Illegal Drugs!
INS Suvarna crew members conducted a boarding and search operation, which led to the seizure of more than 300 kgs of illicit narcotics today.

19 Apr 2021
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MVI Interviews
[Video Documentary] The Man Who Writes Letters: Jitendra Singh
A video documentary on a guard from Surat, Gujrat who writes letters to the families of martyrs.

19 Apr 2021
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Intervention Operations & Rapid Response Capability
"Given India’s established expertise and military capability, there can be little doubt that we will be called upon by the international community to deploy our military."

18 Apr 2021
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MVI Interviews
‘INS Karanj is the Best Submarine & Crew in the World’
Captain Gaurav Mehta, the Commanding Officer of the indeginous submarine Indian Naval Ship Karanj sheds some light on its construction, its crew, and the life of a submariner in detail in this exclusive interview with Priyanka Chandani

17 Apr 2021
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8th Indo-Kyrgyz Special Forces Exercise 'Khanjar' Held in Bishkek
The eighth Indo-Kyrgyz joint Special Forces exercise 'Khanjar' flagged off today.

16 Apr 2021
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478 Tri-Service Officers Graduate from 76th Staff Course Today
A Convocation ceremony was held to mark the graduation of the 76th Staff Course at DSSC, Wellington earlier today.

16 Apr 2021
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QUAD in Indo-Pacific & Russia: New Strategic Developments
"QUAD is India’s necessity today to counter China, and of course the United States will act as a big brother until India acquires the capabilities which the US has today. Until India’s Aatamnirbharta brings it at par — it will be bullied by all and sundry."

15 Apr 2021
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Victory India Magazine: April 2021
Team MVI is elated to publish its April 2021 issue. This edition houses 16 articles sub-divided into four sections. The issue takes a deep-dive into Military-Media relations in India and Services Selection Board (SSB) reforms.

13 Apr 2021
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SSB Screening Tests Need Introspection: In Conversation with Col. Pradeep Dalvi (Retd)
Col. Pradeep Dalvi (Retd), a DIPR/SSB qualified IO & GTO spoke to MVI in part-5 of this ongoing interview series on SSB reforms.

9 Apr 2021
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Maoist Ambush in Chhattisgarh & CRPF Casualties: Faulty Leadership, Strange Tactics & Unlearnt Lessons!
"DG CRPF says that the force was suddenly surprised from behind while returning. Suddenly surprised? What did they expect? A marriage party being hosted by the Maoists?"

8 Apr 2021
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MVI Interviews
SSB Screening Tests Need Introspection: In Conversation with Brig. Rajbir Singh (Retd)
Brig. Rajbir Singh (Retd), a former SSB Psychologist & Technical Officer spoke to MVI in part-4 of this ongoing interview series on Services Selection Board (SSB) reforms.

8 Apr 2021
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The Military and the Media: A Match Made in Necessity?
What is the state of the military’s relationship with the media; what are the challenges to it; and what are the risks going forward?

7 Apr 2021
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Analysis of Screening Test at SSBs
Former Deputy President of 19-Services Selection Board, Colonel RK Sinha (Retd) analyses the screening tests at the SSBs as part of an ongoing series on SSB reforms.

5 Apr 2021
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CDS Bipin Rawat Operationalises Joint Logistics Node in Mumbai
The third Joint Logistics Node in Mumbai was operationalised and dedicated to the services by General Bipin Rawat today.

1 Apr 2021
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The Grey Zone – Targeting the Power Grids
"Media reports suggested that the October 2020 power outage in Mumbai and neighbouring areas, which crippled train transportation, closed the stock exchange, and hampered those working from home amidst the pandemic, was sabotage."

1 Apr 2021
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MVI Interviews
Does The SSB System Need Overhaul? In Conversation with Brig. Rajbir Singh (Retd)
Brig. Rajbir Singh (Retd), a former SSB Psychologist & Technical Officer spoke to MVI in part-3 of this ongoing interview series on the Shekatkar Committee recommendations calling for a closure of the DIPR & its SSB system.

1 Apr 2021
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CDS: Leadership in Transition
"Straddling two domains, both military and the bureaucracy, being made the Secretary, Military Affairs too, the new CDS had his task cut out."

31 Mar 2021
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"SSB Selection System is Pretty Well Defined," Says Veteran Defence Journalist & Former Resident Editor Gomantak Times, Shashwat Gupta Ray
"For someone who has experienced the SSB selection system upfront and cleared it in first attempt, including medical, I will say that the selection system is pretty well defined."

30 Mar 2021
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MVI Interviews
Does The SSB System Need Overhaul? In Conversation with Col. Pradeep Dalvi (Retd)
Col. Pradeep Dalvi (Retd), a DIPR/SSB qualified IO & GTO spoke to MVI in part-2 of this ongoing interview series on the Shekatkar Committee recommendations calling for a closure of the DIPR & its SSB system.

28 Mar 2021
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"To Denigrate SSBs as Dysfunctional would be a Disservice" - A Former Flag Officer's Response
"Similar seems to be the recommendations of the Shekatkar Committee. Devoid of statistics or any worthwhile case studies which gives a correlation between cause and effect, it seems to have arrived at a conclusion to shut down the institutions."

28 Mar 2021
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MVI Interviews
“SSBs Have Totally Failed!” Says Shekatkar Committee, Chairman; Marked for Closure in Report
Lt Gen. D.B Shekatkar (Retd) speaks about his recommendation to close down the DIPR, the DRDO lab responsible for tri-services officer selection, in his report to the MoD.

26 Mar 2021
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Peace With India Doesn’t Suit Pak Army Why Does Imran Want Truce?
One recent development in the testy Indo-Pak realm has been the unusual nudge to ‘bury the past and move forward’.

25 Mar 2021
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MoD Permits use of Service Ranks by Retd SSC Officers
Short Service Commission Officers, after completion of their mandated terms and conditions of service, had not been authorised to display their military ranks post retirement. This had long stuck out like a sore thumb.

24 Mar 2021
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MVI Interviews
Strong Military-Media Ties Vital For Nation's Security Says Former Resident Editor, Gomantak Times, Shashwat Gupta Ray
This MVI interview series aims to initate a discourse on the state of Military-Media relations in India by bringing forth expert views from both sides of the fence.

22 Mar 2021
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MVI Interviews
Military-Media Relations: In Conversation with Frontier India Editor-in-Chief & Author, Joseph P Chacko
This MVI interview series aims to initate a discourse on the state of Military-Media relations in India by bringing forth expert views from both sides of the fence.

21 Mar 2021
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MVI Interviews
Military-Media Relations: In Conversation with Former MoD Spokesperson Col. Anil Bhat (Retd)
This MVI interview series aims to initate a discourse on the state of Military-Media relations in India by bringing forth expert views from both sides of the fence.

21 Mar 2021
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OFB: Mine-Proof BMP ICVs to be Inducted Soon
Ordnance Factory Medak to roll out mine-proof BMP Infantry Combat Vehicles soon.

20 Mar 2021
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Tesla Cars Banned by Chinese Military Over Espionage Concerns!
The order issued by the military advises Tesla owners to park their cars outside military property, they said, declining to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue.

20 Mar 2021
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Indian Navy's Most Decorated Unit to Celebrate Golden Jubilee
INAS 310 has rendered yeoman service to the nation in numerous operations since 1961 and continues to carry out daily surveillance operations over the coastline.

20 Mar 2021
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Indian Claim Over Aksai Chin - A Dogra Perspective
Dogra Historian Colonel Jaipal Singh (Retd) takes a deep dive into India's claim over the disputed 'Aksai Chin' region.

19 Mar 2021
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40 Nursing Cadets Commisioned into MNS at INHS Asvini
40 Nursing Cadets were commissioned into the Military Nursing Service after completion of four years of training.

19 Mar 2021
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Chinese Conundrum in Raging Myanmar
The common Myanmar citizen has seen through China’s game of co-opting the junta back to power, putting its ‘investments’ at risk.

18 Mar 2021
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Soldiers Courage in Galwan Valley Beyond Words of Appreciation: Parliamentary Panel
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence overwhelmingly expressed its gratitude towards each and every soldier and officer "martyred" or injured in the incident and also to their families, it said in the report tabled in the Lok Sabha.

17 Mar 2021
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A Need to Re-Think The Indian Army’s Recruitment Policy
This MVI debate dives deep into the Indian Army’s 'recruit' selection system and brings well considered views by experts proposing potential reforms.

16 Mar 2021
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A Subverted Afghanistan Run by Terror Groups Will Be a Disaster for India, and the World
"A subverted Afghanistan in the hands of terrorist networks will be a catastrophe for India, the region, and the world."

16 Mar 2021
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WNC Reaches Out to Fisherman Community as Part of 'Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav'
The Indian Navy's Western Naval Command reached out to the fishermen community as part of the 'Azadi Ka Amrut Mahotsav' in an effort to strengthen the bond between coastal security agencies and fishermen operating in the enviornment.

15 Mar 2021
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FOC-in-C WNC Visits Karwar Naval Base
The Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief, Western Naval Command, Vice Admiral R Hari Kumar interacted with the officers, sailors, Defence Security Corps jawans and civilian staff of Karnataka Naval Area in his maiden visit.

14 Mar 2021
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Indian Strategic Thinkers: Copy Cats of Western Strategic Thoughts!
Most of the Indian strategic experts act as scare mongers. They paint unrealistic scenarios. They give too many capabilities to India’s adversaries. China and Pakistan are made to look as invincible monsters who would eat up India within the twinkling of the eye lashes.

14 Mar 2021
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ESM Notification: Recruitment For The Post of Office Attendants - 2020
MVI aims to notify aspirants, service members, ex-servicemen and their families apprised about employment/re-employment schemes in the Armed Forces, Central Armed Police Forces and other job openings

13 Mar 2021
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Notification: Sainik School, Ambikapur, Chattisgarh - Vacancies on Contractual Basis
MVI aims to notify aspirants, service members, ex-servicemen and their families apprised about employment/re-employment schemes in the Armed Forces, Central Armed Police Forces and other job openings.

13 Mar 2021
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Notification: Officer Entries Technical Entry Scheme (10+2) - 46 Course: Jan 2022
MVI aims to notify aspirants, service members, ex-servicemen and their families apprised about employment/re-employment schemes in the Armed Forces, Central Armed Police Forces and other job openings.

13 Mar 2021
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Notification: Officer Entry for Technical Graduate Course - 133
MVI aims to notify aspirants, service members, ex-servicemen and their families apprised about employment/re-employment schemes in the Armed Forces, Central Armed Police Forces and other job openings.

13 Mar 2021
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