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Centre for Air Power Studies (CAPS) was established in 2001 as an autonomous defence research and analysis body for research and focused analyses on issues related to national security, defence, and aerospace issues in the evolving strategic and international security environment. Its objective is to facilitate greater understanding of these issues amongst the Armed Forces, the strategic community and the public besides contributing to policy generation and decision-making.
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India’s Neighbourhood: Challenges and Opportunities
Edited by: Dr Shalini Chawla ISBN 978-93-94915-21-3

Asian Defence Review 2022 "Diplomacy in Turmoil: A Year of Turbulence"
Editors: Air Marshal Anil Chopra (Retd) ISBN 9789394915060

Air Power and Emerging Technologies
Editors: Air Vice Marshal Anil Golani (Retd) | Group Captain Vijay Shankar Rana ISBN 9789391490973
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Journals

Air Power Journal of Air Power & Space Studies
Vol. 18 No.1 Summer (January-March 2023)

Defence and Diplomacy In Pursuit of National Security
Vol. 12 No. 2 (January-March 2023)
CAPS EXPERTS IN MEDIA
How Air-To-Air Missiles Have Completely Changed The Dynamics Of Aerial Battles As Dogfighting Takes A Back Seat by Air Marshal Anil Chopra (Retd), Source: The EurAsian Times, Thursday, 26 February 2023
Pak grappling with economic, political crises: by Dr. Shalini Chawla
Source: The Tribune, Thursday, 09 February 2023
‘China’s Infra in Tibet Is Impressive But India Has Not Been Idle, The Gist, Air Marshal Anil Chopra in conversation with Surya Gangadharan Source: YouTube ,StratNewsGlobal, Saturday,10 August 2022
nuclear tracker
CAPS Nuclear Tracker
Issue 6 | October-December 2022
NEW DELHI PAPERS
New Delhi Paper 11
Title: The Changing Arctic and India’s Strategy for the Circumpolar North Author: Ankita Dutta & Stuti Banerjee Year: 2022, ISBN 978-93-94915-26-8
