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    The colour service of Agniveers should be increased from 4 to 7 years and retention from 25% to 50%.

    Agnipath Scheme – Need to Reflect

    National Security Maj Gen (Dr) GD Bakshi, SM, VSM - 0
    Learn from Recent Lessons and Modern Conflicts The Agnipath Scheme approved by the government and now under implementation has its serious flaws, which must be...
    Women in the Israeli Army serve for a period of 24 months unless they volunteer for a unit that requires additional service time.

    Military Recruitment Rules of Other Countries

    National Security IMR Reporter - 0
    The Agnipath model is followed by many other nations that have been recruiting personnel for contractual terms for years. United States of America The United States,...
    In a modern battlefield younger and tech-savvy soldiers are required

    In Defence of the Agnipath Scheme

    National Security Gen Ravi Arora - 0
    The Agnipath Scheme has drawn wide-spread criticism particularly from the veterans community, clouding some of the good aspects and the well-thought out intentions that...
    Based on merit and organisational requirements, 75 per cent of Agniveers will be released with SEva Nidhi benefits

    The Agnipath Scheme

    National Security Kunal Kaushik - 0
    A Historic, Revenue-Saving Recruitment Policy The Union Cabinet took a historic decision approving an attractive recruitment scheme for Indian youth to serve in the Armed...
    Russia's secretary in the UN Security Council alleged in 2015 that US biolabs around Russia had grown 20 times

    The Global Menace of Biological Warfare

    National Security Maj Gen (Dr) GD Bakshi, SM, VSM - 0
    A Red Alert ! In 1975, the nations of the world had gotten together to sign the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention to ban manufacture,...
    Map showing Siachen Glacier and Shaksgam Valley

    Army Chief Raises Possibility of Demilitarization

    National Security IMR Reporter - 0
    Should Siachen Glacier Be Held at All Costs? Chief of Army Staff Gen MM Naravane, on January 12, replying to a question submitted in advance,...
    Coordinator for US sanctions policy James O'Brien (left) and Republican senator Todd Young

    Acquisition of Russian S-400 air defence missile system

    National Security IMR Reporter - 0
    US Weighing Sanctions Against India The United States is continuing to talk to India about the risks of sanctions for its acquisition of the S-400...
    Counsellor in India's Permanent Mission to the UN, R Madhu Sudan (inset) speaking at the UNSC in New York

    Debate on Protection of civilians in armed conflict

    National Security IMR Reporter - 0
    India Slams Pakistan in UN Security Council India said in a UN Security Council (UNSC) debate, on 25 January,  that member states are fully aware...
    Explosion in computers, telecoms and media technology changed the traditional notion of Power itself

    Information Warfare is Now a Potent Weapon

    National Security Devsena Mishra - 0
    Changing Dimensions of Warfare China's Three Warfares Need to to be Countered The changing character of war and its emerging dimensions which are often referred to...
    AAD Endo-atmospheric interceptor missile, being integrated at RCI Hyderabad wiki

    India’s Ballistic Missile Defence Programme

    National Security Maj Gen Deepak K Mehta - 0
    Missile Defence Capability Required For Second Strike The Indian Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) programme consists of a multi-layered system to protect India from ballistic missile...
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