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RECAP OF MANIPUR
The Manipur dispute is an ethnic conflict between the Meitei and Kuki ethnic communities in the Indian state of Manipur. The dispute began in May 2023 and has claimed the lives of over 180 people. The dispute is rooted in animosity between the two communities over land and influence. The Meitei community is predominantly Hindu, while the Kuki community is predominantly Christian. The dispute has displaced thousands of people. By mid-August 2023, an estimated 160 people had been killed, mostly from the Kuki ethnic community, and over 300…
A PATH THAT HAS "AGNI”: PROS AND CONS
Disclaimer :- The opinions expressed in this articles are from the Newspaper, TV news, Official Press Conference and Interviews. DefAnalysis is not responsible for any of this given opinions and don't purpoted to reflect his own views. Most probably everyone knows what is the Agnipath Scheme and those who have not clear idea please refer to this given News Article ( TheIndian Express, June,16)* * Now comes to the Good areas;- 1). The Indian Armed forces will get a very young soldiers. Indian Armed forces …
From, "LOOK EAST" To "ACT EAST"
In 1991, India's Prime Minister P.V. Narasimha Rao outlined the ‘ Look East' policy , designed to address India's neglect of the Southeast Asian region during the Cold War period. No doubt, the developed countries have their bloc and alliance systems, but a country like India, currently on the threshold of becoming a big power, faces a dilemma on how to respond to the evolving geo-strategic order in the Indo-Pacific region. Currently, the Indo-Pacific region is emerging as an epicenter of the power struggle between…
LASER WEAPON: THE UPCOMING FUTURE
After two decades of research and experimentation, Israeli defense officials now say they have a working prototype of a high-powered laser gun that can intercept rockets, mortar shells, drones and anti-tank missiles in flight. Israel recently announced the successful test of its Iron Beam laser weapon system that reportedly has the capability of intercepting rockets, mortars and anti-tank missiles. Called a game changer, it is claimed to be the world’s first energy-based missile defence system that employs a laser bea…
TARGETED KILLINGS IN KASHMIR VALLEY
In 17th Century once Jahangir beautifully quoted, " If there is heaven on earth, Then it's here, it's here, it's here.” But now this is 21st century in which 6,000 - 7,000 security forces personnel has been sacrificed their lives to keep up the heaven there, more than 17000+ civilians casualties after the 1990. Till now, security forces killed 26,000+ militants, captured 3,000+ and around 4,500+ militants turns their back. But the story still remains continue, In last 3 months , there are 17 killings confir…
GEOPOLITICAL IMPORTANCE OF ANDMAN AND NICOBAR
The Indo-Pacific becomes the geopolitically contested zone in the twenty first century. The Indian Ocean that had remained quiet after the cold war is emerging as a critical hotspot for geostrategic competition in the Indo-Pacific. In History, Islands played a vital role in shaping the maritime interest of the nations. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have rich maritime history right from the Chola dynasty to the Second World War. In Chola dynasty which was the one of the longest and mightiest ruling dynasties of this region, was th…
AFSPA AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN STABILITY IN NORTHEAST INDIA
In simple terms, AFSPA gives armed forces the power to maintain public order in “ disturbed areas ” . What is a “disturbed area” and who has the power to declare it ? A disturbed area is one which is declared by notification under Section 3 of the AFSPA. An area can be disturbed due to differences or disputes between members of different religious, racial, language or regional groups or castes or communities. Special powers given to Army Officials:- Under Section 4 of the AFSPA, an authorised officer in a disturbed area enjoys ce…
COMBAT EDGE
COMBAT EDGE THE ARMOURED CORPS Armoured Corps, successor to the erstwhile cavalry, retains the elan of the horse borne warrior of old, along with that infuriatingly languid air of confidence, of never being seen as perturbed in public. This is a necessity and not a facade. The mechanised battlefield is exceptionally demanding and requires enormous reserves of physical, mental and moral stamina to get through the 'noise and dust'. The Armoured Corps ethos reflects professional competence and makes demands on individual soldi…
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