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Kashmir Book Ban: Why censorship can’t cure valley’s complex reality
Sanjiv Krishan Sood
In this op-ed, former ADG BSF Sanjiv Kishan Sood writes that the recent banning of certain books in Kashmir serves no purpose and is a deviation from where the government must focus on to heal the valley’s wounds.
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As ties thaw, can India, China move from rivalry to defence partnership?
Colonel Manish Ojha (R)
In the light of the recent thawing of diplomatic ties between India and China, Col Manish Ojha (R) writes historical precedent suggests defence cooperation between New Delhi and Beijing is not impossible, although it demands delicate handling given the complex security environment both nations navigate.
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The Perils of Partial Rationality: A path to collective wisdom
B Maria Kumar
In this interesting article, former Madhya Pradesh DGP B Maria Kumar writes that knowing only part of something can lead to flawed decisions and misjudged truths.
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As Sergio Gor lands, India must map its own course amid Trump’s SA reset
Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee, VSM (R)
In this article, Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee (R) analyses Sergio Gor’s appointment as Trump’s ambassador to India and opines it may not be what India wanted, but it is the reality we must handle in a manner that it turns to our advantage.
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Despite compulsive détente, China frontier paradox remains for India
Rattan Chand Sharma, Commandant (Retd) BSF
In this op-ed, veteran BSF Commandant RC Sharma writes that in the seeming thawing ties between New Delhi and Beijing, India must not lower its guard while the frontier paradox with China persists.
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From Valour to Theatre: India’s military symbols under political siege
Lt Col Rajendra Bhaduri (R)
In this op-ed, veteran Col Rajendra Bhaduri laments the lack of citations in the gallantry medals announced for Operation Sindoor and the discretion of the military unform in a fashion show.
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Amnesia vs Engagement: A soldier’s view on India’s China dilemma
Maj Gen Sudhakar Jee, VSM (R)
In the light of the seemingly diplomatic thaw between India and China, Maj Gen Sudhakar (R) Jee opines in this detailed analysis that détente has its place in statecraft, but it cannot be built on strategic amnesia.
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PM’s Sudarshan Chakra delusion can prove to be catastrophic
Lt Col Rajendra Bhaduri (R)
In his first foray into strategic writing, Lt Col Rajendra Bhaduri delivers a devastating critique of India's most ambitious defense project. Drawing on decades of military service and deep understanding of South Asian security dynamics, he exposes the dangerous illusions underlying India's quest for an impenetrable missile shield.
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SPARSH: A system that touches veterans’ nerves, not lives
Col Dinesh Kumar (R)
In this op-ed, Col Dinesh Kumar (R) writes that even after 5 years, the System for Pension Administration (Raksha) – SPARSH – failed to eliminate the technical glitches and bureaucratic maze that had long frustrated veterans seeking their rightful dues.
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Supreme Court’s CAPF judgment demands immediate implementation
Rattan Chand Sharma, Commandant (Retd) BSF
In this op-ed, veteran BSF Commandant RC Sharma writes that the Supreme Court judgment on CAPF recognizes the genuine nature of CAPF cadre officers’ grievances. Therefore, the Centre must not drag its feet in immediately implementing the apex court’s order.
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