India’s Afghanistan Dilemma
India should be proactive in solving its Afghan Dilemma : India’s policy with regard to the security of Afghanistan has remained cautious ever since the United States dislodged Taliban rule in the country in...
Category: Asia
US-India 17th Yudh Abhyas 2021 amidst Chinese nuclear tests
Averting the perils and menances of national security, US foreign policy has witnessed paradigm shifts in recent years. Apprehending the swift maneuvering of military expeditions and proliferating use of objects in the power play...
In setback for Kishida, Japan’s ruling LDP loses upper house seat
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida suffered an unexpected blow just days before his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) heads into national polls, as the party lost one of two parliamentary by-elections over the weekend....
Forced Child Labour In India
According to a definition given by the Census of India, a child labourer can be easily deciphered as a worker who works for the major part of the day and is below fourteen (14)...
1971 — The War Which Shaped The Subcontinent [Event]
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the war between India and Bangladesh. A delightful and informative two-day event on military history and strategy, focusing on the 1971 war, was conducted at United Service...
The Quandary of the Twilight zone in Afghanistan
Enough is enough, India warns Pakistan over Kashmir. Any misadventure will invite quick retribution mentions one apt riposte from New Delhi’s strategic and regimental fence. Also, Prez Biden declares a gladiatorial Armageddon with the...
Why is China engaging the Taliban?
Kabul falling to the Taliban siege snuffed out the last ray of hope to witness political stability and a smooth power transition in Afghanistan. The unilateral US decision of withdrawal from Afghanistan without presiding...
[Webinar] Personal is political: Uncertain future of women rights under Taliban rule
The Kootneeti invites to an expert panel session titled “Personal is political: Uncertain future of women rights under Taliban rule” Date: Friday, 22nd October Time: 17:00 IST Speakers: Rita Manchanda: Feminist security studies scholar...
COVID-19 — China’s crime of the century
Will we ever know the exact origin of COVID-19? In all likelihood, no, never. But a growing body of evidence points to a negligent “lab-leak” being the most likely cause. There is no evidence...
China, Russia navy ships jointly sail through Japan strait
A group of 10 naval vessels from China and Russia sailed through a strait separating Japan’s main island and its northern island of Hokkaido on Monday, the Japanese government said, adding that it is...
