Maj. Gen. C P Singh
Maj Gen C P Singh is a scholar soldier accredited with MA, MSc, LLB, MBA, M Phil (Def Mgt.) and M Phil. (International Strategic Affairs). An avid reader and prolific writer, he is a Social Activist, Career Consultant and Motivational Speaker.
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Strategic importance of Lakshadweep
Lakshadweep is a group of 36 islands surrounded by turquoise water bodies. Lakshadweep means one lakh islands in Malayalam and Sanskrit
Lord Rama – Epitome of Military Leadership
Thousands of years after his reincarnation Lord Ram is still worshipped as an ideal son, brother, husband, ruler and a military leader.
India deserves veto power at the UNSC
India deserves to be a member of the UNSC. Though today some vested interests may be able to sabotage India's claim, they would not be able to do so for long.
One Nation, One Election – why does India need it?
Simultaneous election in a country of 100 crore voters will be a logistical nightmare. Election Commission has pegged the expenditure at Rs. 10000 Crores.
USA: the global policeman
Today, the Pentagon controls around 750 bases in some 80 foreign countries and territories. Military action goes on against terrorism in 76 countries or 40 % of the world. It’s a global empire that spans the entire planet and also aerospace today.
Indo-Japanese friendship: durable, trustworthy and stable
Indo-Japanese friendship is durable, trustworthy and reliable. India and Japan are partners in progress- with a history of spiritual, and cultural similarities
The General who defeated Cancer – thrice
Here’s a real-life fighter who defied death in the battle against Cancer & won each time– thrice… and now lives to tell us about the struggle and the ultimate victory
Indian Army – the legacy, ethos, and values
Indian Army inspires its members to carry out extraordinary acts of courage. Leadership is an art and not a science because leaders convert defeat into victory.
India-Taiwan bhai-bhai?
Realities in the Indo-Pacific region have changed, and it’s time for New Delhi to deepen its political ties with Taipei. Should New Delhi move quickly with its diplomatic offensive, it may find a warm reception in Taipei.
Is India preparing for Bangladesh war season 2?
India celebrates VIJAY DIWAS on 16 Dec to commemorate 51 years of Victory in Bangladesh.
Indian defence production- towards self-reliance
The achievements of Indian Defence Production include Brahmos missiles, Tejas aircraft, combat helicopters, anti-satellite weapons, radars, missiles, and drones
India’s odyssey in space – an insight
India's space security threats are increasing. In future, India will have to enhance its capabilities and influence the global governance of space.
India @ 75: Why everyone wants to be friends with India?
“Hele Verden vil være Venner med Indien" read the headline of a Newspaper meaning “Everyone wants to be friends with India". This is the importance of India
Incredible India- the journey from scarcity to surplus
Around 1700 AD, the Indian subcontinent had become the world's largest economy, producing about 25% of global industrial output. This is what attracted East India Company and other European Companies to commence trade with India.
Agnipath: Playing With Fire?
In war, the man behind the machine that matters the most. Agnipath is about a 04 years tenure with defence forces, as soldier/ air warrior/ sea warrior.
Will Ukraine last till the game is over?
The war in Ukraine has gone beyond 75 days, much against the expectations of the world and certainly, that of Russia. Sooner or later, the war will be over but the world will not be the same again.
It’s easy to start a war but difficult to stop it
Sooner or later, the war will come to an end, but Ukraine will be damaged beyond immediate repair.
The dragon debt trap
China has taken control of the strategic port city of Hambantota in Sri Lanka, Gwadar port of Pakistan, Lekki Deep Seaport in Nigeria, Port of Sudan, Mombasa Port in Kenya, Entebbe airport of Uganda, and many more. China indirectly enters the politics of that country and then dominates its sovereignty.
Ukraine Russia stand off and India’s dilemma
The world today is becoming a global village in which conflicts are longer localized between two neighbouring nations but have the potential to spin out of control. It’s aptly said-“ It’s easier to start a war but difficult to stop it.”
Changing face of leadership in Armed Forces
Modern warfare and expansion of national interests well beyond the frontiers have placed fresh challenges on leadership, in Armed Forces.
Indian Navy- vigil in the sea
Navies are not built in a day, they require consistent efforts and thus, the Indian Navy now needs to transform from a ‘Buyer’s navy into a Builders Navy’.