by Afeera Firdous.... The news of a cyber-attack (cyber espionage operation in September 2019) on India’s Kudankulam nuclear power plant caused major concern for security analysts, scholars and India’s neighbours. It reminded one of the popular phrase ‘Cyber War is coming’, from the 1993 RAND Corporation report authored by John Aquila and David Ronfeldt. Whether the threat of a cyber
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This summer, India somewhat successfully tested a weaponizable Hypersonic Technology Development Vehicle (HSTDV) off its eastern coast in the presence of Defense…
India’s move to change the status of the disputed state of Jammu and Kashmir is another manifestation of the Narendra…
Kashmir is referred to as the most dangerous place on earth. This is because Kashmir is a bone of contention…
Abrogation of Article 370 (and Article 35A) of the Constitution of India, by Hindu nationalist government Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),…
John Milton’s ‘silver lining’ best explains the anticipated repair in Pak-US, relations with greater positive expectations in the wake of…
The reality of geography is that you can change friends but not neighbours. India’s present leadership is more likely to…
On August 5th 2019, the Indian government scrapped the article 370 from its constitution through a presidential order, a move…
by Maryyum Masood and Sabeen Malik.... The Indian Constitution gave the disputed Muslim majority state of Jammu and Kashmir a limited degree of autonomy in India for 70 years. Article 370 of the Indian Constitution gave Indian Occupied Kashmir autonomy in all areas except defence, communication and foreign policy, while Article 35A only provided the
