

The nuclear bombings in two Japanese cities on August 6 and 9, 1945 during the Second World War were not only the two most remarkable acts of war in recorded military history, but the bombing constituted a watershed as it opened a new age of world politics defined by the balance of terror.
From the Archive: "Remembering the Nuclear Holocaust"


After years of hiding, Muhammed Farhatullah Ghauri, one of India's elusive yet most wanted Islamist ideologues, resurfaced with a series of audio-visual messages. Since February, under the banner of Sawt-al-Haq (Voice of Truth), he has railed against the Hindu right-wing in India. He has also railed against democracy, nationalism, and anti-Islam or anti-Prophet Muhammed comments, while also inciting jihadist plots.
"The Elusive Indian Ideologue: Farhatullah Ghauri Resurfaces to Call for Jihad in India"


India's ranking as 'one of the top five global military spenders' blends symbolism and aspirations!
Arms Dynamic and India: Not a Dubious Distinction Anymore


A review on the culture, mental health and psychosocial wellbeing of Rohingya refugees, based on earlier studies and research indicated that due to prolonged exposure to conflict and conditions of deprivation, the increase of the refugees' vulnerability to mental health issues such as PTSD, anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation are high
Forced Displacement and Mental Health: Status of Rohingyas in India and Bangladesh


Rapid military and infrastructure activities in the Chinese occupied Aksai Chin and Shaksgam Valley in the last couple of years are a cause of serious concern and pose a serious challenge to India’s security and stability in the Himalayan frontier.
Ferocious or Benevolent Lions? Discourse on the National Emblem
Locating Europe in India's Strategic Calculus
Refugee, Conflict and Mental Health in Afghanistan under Taliban Rule