Syed Ata Hasnain
The author commanded the 15 Corps in J&K and is now the Chancellor, Central University of Kashmir
India’s narrative control
UN’s role as the referee in Indo-Pak affairs was diluted in different ways after the Shimla Agreement.
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J&K: Pakistan's next steps
As long as a special status existed for J&K, separatism was a live phenomenon
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India’s diplomatic and security apparatus must immediately swing into action on Kashmir issue
A government which has the courage to take difficult decisions will surely be adept at recognising the impact of those decisions
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Taking to the J&K streets
Government of India is getting down to tackle issues which have never been tackled in the past
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Kargil Vijay Diwas: Institutional approach is needed in defence preparedness
National security capability demands a holistic ability to assess what, where and how an adversary may target India’s security.
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India’s assertion at Bishkek
The current meeting in Bishkek comes at a time when the world is once again witnessing international turbulence.
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India needs to think more strategically about information as a system to win standoffs
It’s about time India thought more strategically about information as a system to win standoffs in the entire spectrum of military operations.
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NDA-3’s foreign policy hurdles
It was one of the success stories of NDA-2, something not too many people expected at the outset
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Islamic State is focusing on subcontinent and India in particular
One of the major challenges for the next government at the Centre would be the dilution of divisiveness a phenomenon promoting potential IS effectiveness
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Fighting Pak’s J&K strategy: Islamabad will continue to pursue its designs
Irrespective of who comes to power in India, Islamabad will continue to pursue its designs
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Masood Azhar’s proscription
Only thing awkward about UNSC’s action is the absence of specific mention of Pulwama carnage
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Resisting US pressure on Iran: India is stuck between rock and hard place
The potential withdrawal of Iran’s oil resources from the market has raised the price of oil to $75.
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In J&K, government faces the challenge of safe movement of soldiers
Just after the Pulwama incident, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) attempted different measures to reduce the footprint of vehicular movement so as to offer lesser opportunity to terrorists to…
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Having an eye in sky in form of satellites is a major advantage for militaries
With a process code-named Mission Shakti, India became the fourth country in the world to develop this specialised technology and successfully test it, after the US, Russia and China.
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Masood Azhar and China's 'new great game'
What is China’s national interest which forces it to be out of sync with international sentiment and stand by its strategic partner, Pakistan at this juncture?
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