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India’s security outlook: An explanation through concentric circles approach

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At a time when the center of global power is shifting towards Asia, the world is witnessing the rise of two Asian powers, India and China, simultaneously. While China has attracted immense scholarly attention, India has received relatively limited consideration. The emergence of India has been one of the most crucial developments in Asia and… Continue reading India’s security outlook: An explanation through concentric circles approach

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India’s Eastern Orientation: A case of Role Conflict

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The global politico-economic power is gradually shifting towards Asia, resulting in a strange metamorphosis. This Asian metamorphosism is characterised by changing power equations, transition, and a strategic flux. The economic dynamism within the continent along with the rise and re-rise of power centres such as India, China and Japan make the current times more exciting.… Continue reading India’s Eastern Orientation: A case of Role Conflict

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Taking to the skies – China and India’s quest for UAVs

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Taking to the skies – China and India’s quest for UAVs Aditi Malhotra , Rammohan Viswesh Journal of the Indian Ocean Region Vol. 10, Iss. 2, 2014 Abstract Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), or drones, have undoubtedly attained a prominent position in contemporary and future defence technologies. Likewise, Asian militaries have continued to realise the operational… Continue reading Taking to the skies – China and India’s quest for UAVs

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Indo-Vietnam Relations: An Answer to Sino- Pak Partnership?

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China’s assertive rise and India’s ambition of transforming into a major player have been instrumental in shaping the dynamism of Southern Asian geopolitics, which has tied the two countries in a competitive grid. The article reviews the security cooperation between China and Pakistan and compares it to the Indo-Vietnam security equation.

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Social Media: The new tool of Revolution

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The role of social media in protests and revolutions has garnered considerable public interest. The events in the Arab world over the last two months are a pointer to the fact that social networks can play an important role in affecting change in despotic regimes. There is a belief that authoritarian rulers would find it… Continue reading Social Media: The new tool of Revolution