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Dear readers,
First of all, let me invite you to visit and bookmark the revamped The Indian National Interest website (http://www.nationalinterest.in). On this site you will find the latest posts from our bloggers, recommended blog posts, articles and videos from elsewhere. That's not all, you can also suggest links to articles on the web (and YouTube videos) that you'd like to share with the rest of the reader community. It's ready, but as with these things, is also a work in progress. And yes, tell your friends about us.
In this month's issue of Pragati, we ask India's leading foreign policy analysts on the challenges and priorities for the second UPA government. We study the possible implications of geoeconomic changes on the relationship between India and China. You'll find perspectives on cyber war readiness, a review of a book on the nuclear arms race and the need for a different approach towards security force deployments in Jammu & Kashmir.
On the domestic front: we argue that the failed reservations policy must make way for economic freedom; analyse the Left Front's troubles in Lalgarh, West Bengal; and explain why allegations of vote-rigging on electronic voting machines are misguided.
And finally, in the neighbourhood: why India has become, yet again, unpopular in Nepal; and why the Taliban could be defeated by...turning them into a laughingstock.
From this issue, we are making all articles available on our website. Read and Share!
best regards
The Pragati Team
PERSPECTIVE
Battleground cyberspace
The need for a cyber warfare strategy
Rohan Joshi
Fewer troops in the Kashmiri heartland
Different parts of the state demand different approaches
Sushant K Singh & Rohit Pradhan
The politics of reservations
Economic freedom and rule of law work. Caste-based quotas don’t.
Ravikiran Rao
IN DEPTH
Foreign policy challenges for UPA 2.0
What India’s foremost experts say
Dhruva Jaishankar
A twist in the Asian tale
If China grows slower than India...
V Anantha Nageswaran
Military moves and reactions
The PLA’s profile in Tibet is increasing in strength and sophistication
Arun Sahgal
ROUNDUP
Liberation of Lalgarh
The Left Front’s hold over West Bengal faces a bloody challenge
Arnab Ray
Are electronic voting machines tamper-proof?
Allegations of vote-rigging are misplaced
K Vidur
Return of the meddler
The change in government in Kathmandu has turned public opinion against India
Aditya Adhikari
Defeating the Taliban: one joke at a time
Seriously!
Sohail Inayatullah
BOOKS
Apes on treadmills
How they ended up with way too many bombs
Nitin Pai
First of all, let me invite you to visit and bookmark the revamped The Indian National Interest website (http://www.nationalinterest.in). On this site you will find the latest posts from our bloggers, recommended blog posts, articles and videos from elsewhere. That's not all, you can also suggest links to articles on the web (and YouTube videos) that you'd like to share with the rest of the reader community. It's ready, but as with these things, is also a work in progress. And yes, tell your friends about us.
In this month's issue of Pragati, we ask India's leading foreign policy analysts on the challenges and priorities for the second UPA government. We study the possible implications of geoeconomic changes on the relationship between India and China. You'll find perspectives on cyber war readiness, a review of a book on the nuclear arms race and the need for a different approach towards security force deployments in Jammu & Kashmir.
On the domestic front: we argue that the failed reservations policy must make way for economic freedom; analyse the Left Front's troubles in Lalgarh, West Bengal; and explain why allegations of vote-rigging on electronic voting machines are misguided.
And finally, in the neighbourhood: why India has become, yet again, unpopular in Nepal; and why the Taliban could be defeated by...turning them into a laughingstock.
From this issue, we are making all articles available on our website. Read and Share!
best regards
The Pragati Team
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PRAGATI - THE INDIAN NATIONAL INTEREST REVIEW
Issue 28 | July 2009
PRAGATI - THE INDIAN NATIONAL INTEREST REVIEW
Issue 28 | July 2009
PERSPECTIVE
Battleground cyberspace
The need for a cyber warfare strategy
Rohan Joshi
Fewer troops in the Kashmiri heartland
Different parts of the state demand different approaches
Sushant K Singh & Rohit Pradhan
The politics of reservations
Economic freedom and rule of law work. Caste-based quotas don’t.
Ravikiran Rao
IN DEPTH
Foreign policy challenges for UPA 2.0
What India’s foremost experts say
Dhruva Jaishankar
A twist in the Asian tale
If China grows slower than India...
V Anantha Nageswaran
Military moves and reactions
The PLA’s profile in Tibet is increasing in strength and sophistication
Arun Sahgal
ROUNDUP
Liberation of Lalgarh
The Left Front’s hold over West Bengal faces a bloody challenge
Arnab Ray
Are electronic voting machines tamper-proof?
Allegations of vote-rigging are misplaced
K Vidur
Return of the meddler
The change in government in Kathmandu has turned public opinion against India
Aditya Adhikari
Defeating the Taliban: one joke at a time
Seriously!
Sohail Inayatullah
BOOKS
Apes on treadmills
How they ended up with way too many bombs
Nitin Pai
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