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Naxalism in India: Go, went, Gone…
The Government of India is aggressively working to eliminate Naxalism from India by 31st March 2026, to ensure that no citizen has to lose their life because of it.
Army officers are appointed as state governors, but CAPF officers aren’t
Former ADG, CRPF H R Singh, is like a living legend with a wealth of knowledge and experience in counter-insurgency and VIP security.
Sqn Ldr Shishir Tewari – The hero who lives in our hearts
Sqn Ldr Shishir Tewari was not just a sky warrior, but a son, a friend, and a symbol of unwavering loyalty towards the nation and the organisation he belonged to.
Chandrababu Naidu @ 75: A Critical Re-examination of his legacy
Chandrababu Naidu's 75th birthday coincided with his 50 years of political career as Chief Minister of united and residual Andhra Pradesh
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.
F-35 fighter aircraft: present imperfect, future tense
The F-35 fighter has been plagued by delays, cost overruns, and technical issues, leading to high costs, maintenance issues, and limited reliability.
Part-time or ‘temporary’ Director Generals of Police
Many central and state police organisations today are without a regular Chief, or Head in spite of many capable, and eligible officers waiting to be promoted or posted.
Waqf Bill 2025: will land reforms follow?
The Waqf amendment bill passed in both Houses of parliament, is now law of the land, provided the Supreme Court does not strike it down
‘Recruitment rules are such that no cadre officer can rise beyond the ADG level’ – Sanjeev Sood
S. K. Sood joined BSF as Asst Commandant and went on to be its Additional Director General - a rare achievement most CAPF cadre officers can't even dream of.
Navigating the New Multipolar World Order: Exclusive Interview with Maj. Gen. B.K. Sharma, AVSM, SM and Bar
In the increasingly complex and interconnected world, multipolar global order is reshaping the dynamics of international relations.
Who owns the public lands in Secunderabad Cantonment?
Cantonments are enclaves with a mix of civilian and military populations. There are 62 of them in India located in various states
Low turnout of Muslims in colleges – who is to blame?
How can the nation, government and society at large be responsible for Muslims not attending college? The government has thrown open the doors of higher education to everybody. If Muslim boys and girls do not evince interest in higher education, what can anybody do?
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