Col. Alok Mathur (Veteran) The final frame work of the Naga Peace accord that was initiated on 3 August, 2015 by the NDA-I government is likely to be concluded in September 2020 at New Delhi under direct observation of Prime Minister‘s Office (PMO) and with involvement of all identified stakeholders of the Naga community led by Thuingaleng … [Read more...] about Naga Peace Accord: New hope in the horizon
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Lt. Gen. Asim Bajwa: Personification of dishonest officers of Pakistan Army
Jaibans Singh Lt. General Asim Saleem Bajwa reached a very high rank in the Pakistan Army, just one step short of being the Chief. It is mostly believed that a person reaching such heights would be dedicated to the cause of the nation. Sadly for Pakistan, Gen. Bajwa has exhibited no such virtues, instead, he stands exposed as a dishonest, corrupt and covetous man who has … [Read more...] about Lt. Gen. Asim Bajwa: Personification of dishonest officers of Pakistan Army
India also needs Anti Access Area Denial Capabilities
Brig Anil Gupta With the fire-spitting dragon becoming aggressive by the day and two-front threat becoming almost a certainty, India needs to shed its historic “continentalist” mind set and transform from a military force to military power. In order to become a recognised military power India apart from strengthening its maritime power has also to develop non-kinetic warfare … [Read more...] about India also needs Anti Access Area Denial Capabilities
China: Nursing a bloody nose and a terribly bruised ego
Dr. Simrit Kahlon The Chinese leadership and its chief land mafia, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) are presently nursing a bloody nose and a terribly bruised ego. Their belligerent plans in Eastern Ladakh have been demolished by the Indian Army that has proved its tactical and operational superiority. PLA stands exposed as being nothing more than a bully, full of … [Read more...] about China: Nursing a bloody nose and a terribly bruised ego
Shimla Agreement: Indian negotiation was strategically naive
Jaibans Singh On 29 August, 1972, the final agreement between India and Pakistan based on the Shimla Summit between Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Pakistani President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto was signed by the two chief negotiators, Parmeshwar Narain Haksar of India and Aziz Ahmed of Pakistan. Prime Minister Indira Gandhi held the Shimla Summit with President Zulfikar … [Read more...] about Shimla Agreement: Indian negotiation was strategically naive