Opinion
Agnipath: How good it is to have contract soldiers in tour of duty?
Col Dinesh Kumar (R)
In this article, Col Dinesh Kumar (R) wonders how the Agnipath recruitment scheme in the Indian military will work out favourably for the armed forces as well as the Agniveers, who will not know the true sense of “Naam, Namak, Nishan”
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One rank, one pension: The veteran feels betrayed
Col Dinesh Kumar (R)
In this article, Col Dinesh Kumar (R) writes how the government’s backtracking of its OROP promise has left a sense of betrayal among our military veterans.
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Intangible Heritage: Treasure trove of India’s maritime legacy
Amruta Talawadekar
In this article, Amruta Talawadekar, who is a senior research fellow at Mumbai’s Maritime History Society, discusses India’s maritime legacy and urges historians to do more urgently to preserve the ancient and traditional maritime knowledge.
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Ensuring water security for peace
Dr Arvind Kumar
In this article, Dr Arvind Kumar, emphasizes that nations are more inclined to settle disputes rather than go to war over water. He also calls for improvement of water governance in in low-income climatically vulnerable regions.
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Modernization and reforming our border-guarding forces
Sanjiv Krishan Sood
The modernization of border-guarding forces should be planned for all spheres of activities, including operations, training, and administration. A proactive approach will keep the forces in readiness to adapt to the challenges emanating from the changing security environment.
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Recent Maoist attack in Gaya exposes system’s apathy towards CAPFs yet again
Sanjiv Krishan Sood
The IED blasts by Maoists on February 25 in Bihar’s Gaya district targeting CRPF soldiers, which led to serious injuries to the soldiers got little or no coverage in the media and hardly any condemnation by a national political leader. This once again proves that the media and the establishment continue to neglect the CAPFs.
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Placing border-guarding forces under the Army?
Sanjiv Krishan Sood
The border-guarding forces have attained adequate expertise. The internal leadership of these forces is well experienced and adequately trained at all levels to guide their troops. Placing the border-guarding forces under Army control, therefore, makes no value addition.
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Amar Jawan Jyoti: Victim of politics
Col Dinesh Kumar (R)
It is more than obvious that the “merging” of the Amar Jawan Jyoti with the flame in the newly built National War Memorial been done to erase the legacy of the past governments, especially of the Congress governments led by Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi. .
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Is Moscow’s naval dance with Beijing helping Russia?
Seema Chowdhury
In recent years, the Russian navy has facilitated the participation of Chinese navy in multiple maritime exercises across the Indian Ocean Region. These may seem to be mere expressions of the growing Russia-China partnership. However, this estimate would be both superficial and myopic.
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The World Summit at Null Island
B Maria Kumar
As the year 2021 ends, B Maria Kumar, former DG of Madhya Pradesh Police, writes a philosophical article based on an assumed future summit of religious leaders on how to end strife in the world and move towards a better world where the focus is solely on the welfare of humanity.
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