December 2021

Loss made Pakistan recalibrate its choices

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After the 1971 war, two issues became critical for Pakistan: First, it was time for Pakistan to look for options to stay on a...

Indian Exploration of Rare Earth Elements in Indian Ocean Region: Moving Towards Non-Conventional Sources?

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Ms Neha Mishra, Research Associate, CAPS    Click to View PDF in Full Page

CAS Inaugurated 18th Subroto Mukerjee Seminar organised by CAPS

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Air Chief Marshal VR Chaudhari PVSM AVSM VM ADC, Inaugurated 18th Subroto Mukerjee Seminar on "India's National Security Dynamics" held on 08 December 2021...

Nuclear Security Vol 16, No. 04

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China’s Nuclear Build-up: The Risk of Inadvertent Nuclear Escalation

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Author: Abhishek Saxena, Research Associate, CAPS Keywords: China's Nuclear Strategy, Stability-Instability Paradox, Inadvertent Nuclear Escalation, Hypersonic missile. In both Washington and Beijing, a consensus seems to...

Nuclear Security Vol 16, No. 03

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PM Modi hands over ‘Made in India’ combat chopper to IAF, advanced warfare suite to Navy in Jhansi

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PM Modi formally hands over HAL's light combat helicopter to Indian Air Force, DRDO designed & BEL-manufactured Advanced Electronic Warfare suite for naval ships...

Jammu and Kashmir – Beyond The Headlines

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  Author: Col Sushil Kumar Tanwar Senior Fellow, Centre for Air Power Studies    Click to View PDF

Nuclear Security Vol 16, No. 02

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Nuclear Security Vol 15, No. 07

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