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The January issue of Geopolitics is the Army Day Special. It is well known that any army is only as good as the men who make up the force or the leaders who lead them. The machines can only add value. We offer a perspective on how good leadership and good soldiers are critical to a world-class army. We also look at how logistics is critical for any army and why India needs to modernise its fleet in double time. Our cover stories are dedicated to the serious issue of cyber terrorism and cyber crimes that are proliferating and how a country’s defence is now vulnerable to forces sitting thousands of miles away.

INDRAJAAL ANTI-DRONE SYSTEM

According to Indian officials, state actors across the Western Sector has been supporting the smuggling syndicates.

1 mins

'A TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED BLUE WATER FORCE'

ADMIRAL R HARI KUMAR assumed command of the Indian Navy on 30 November 2021 as the 25th Chief of the Naval Staff. In over two years at the helm, Admiral Harti Kumar has driven the modernisation of the Indian Navy and prepared it to meet the challenges that the country faces in the Indian Ocean Region. Exclusive excerpts from a recent Q&A.

6 mins

FIGHTING CYBER ATTACKS

VAISHALI BASU SHARMA explains how India is fortifying the Digital Ecosystem Through the Digital Personal Data Protection Act

9 mins

FIGHTING AGAINST VIRTUAL ENEMIES

The Indian government is in the process of executing some radical reforms which will completely transform the way wars are fought against unfriendly forces in the dimension of cyberspace, explains AMARTYA SINHA

5 mins

BYTES TO BULLETS: INDIA'S MOUNTING CYBER CHALLENGES

In a connected world, digital footprints are everywhere. This is where future wars are likely to be fought. ANTARA JHA examines the developments and the impact that cyber threats pose to the nation.

8 mins

RED SEA ATTACKS: SHOULD INDIAN NAVY JOIN US-LED NAVAL COALITION?

India's rise as a global power and the growing expectations from its partners that it should play an active role in the Indo-Pacific appears to be on a test in the Red Sea, adversely affected by the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. PRAKASH NANDA examines the pros and cons.

8 mins

BOOSTING ANTI-ARMOUR FIREPOWER

India’s evolving anti-tank guided-missile capabilities have undergone a paradigm shift in recent years. A Special Report

10+ mins

THE PATH TOWARDS ENHANCED MOBILITY

While the Indian Army has a significantly large fleet of lorries and utility vehicles, there is a need to further augment the capabilities by adding the latest platforms with better fuel efficiency, faster speeds, and enhanced load-bearing capacities. A special report by AMARTYA SINHA

10+ mins

RENEWED CIVIL WAR IN MYANMAR

With the junta losing its grip on power and rebels making gains, both India and China have to rework their strategies towards Naypyidaw, writes SIMRAN SODHI

8 mins

Does Technology Alone Win Wars And Lead To Victory?

RAJ MEHTA answers that despite the critical role of technology in fighting a war, human beings remain the most effective systems for determining its course. For, the conduct of war requires both science and art - leadership, quality soldiers, cohesive units/streamlined organisation

10+ mins

FOREIGN POLICY FROM BELOW

When I was a university student, the prevailing thought of the time was that “public opinion” should not matter in the conduct of a country’s foreign policy. It was argued that the public was grossly unaware of the nuances of foreign policy decision-making, which was the domain of elite opinion leaders and diplomats. The public opinion-foreign policy linkage, particularly in India, was considered to be “indirect at best” because foreign policy was a low-salience issue for the Indian public.

4 mins

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Forlegger: Newsline-Publications-Pvt.-Ltd

Kategori: Politics

Språk: English

Hyppighet: Monthly

Geopolitics Magazine published by Newsline Publications Pvt. Ltd. is a monthly magazine that covers a wide range of topics related to geopolitics, international relations, and national security, with a focus on the Indian perspective. The magazine is known for its in-depth analysis, insightful commentary, and expert opinions.

Geopolitics Magazine features a variety of content, including:

* Geopolitical analysis and commentary: The magazine features articles by leading experts on geopolitical trends and developments, as well as their analysis of current events.

* National security issues: Geopolitics Magazine covers a wide range of national security issues, including defense policy, foreign policy, and internal security.

* International relations: The magazine also covers international relations topics, such as diplomacy, trade, and development.

* Interviews with experts: Geopolitics Magazine interviews leading experts on geopolitics, national security, and international relations to get their insights on the latest trends and developments.

Geopolitics Magazine is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to stay informed about the latest trends and developments in geopolitics, international relations, and national security. It is also a great way to understand the Indian perspective on these issues. Subscribe today and start your journey to a more informed and engaged global citizen.