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IMR analyses China's strategy and possible aims and objectives

Precision Attack & Guidance Conference & Exhibition Draws Industry Majors Saab Technologies and Rafael

International Seminar held at DRDO HQ makes solid recommendations for Indian preparedness to meet CBRNe threats

Extract from the Brig NB Grant Memorial Lecture delivered by Maj Gen RK Arora, Editor Indian Military Review to members of the Centre for Advanced Strategic Studies, University of Pune on 14 February 2013.

Post the Mumbai carnage, none of the big ticket projects for enhancing security, have reached a stage where they can significantly improve India’s counter terrorism capabilities. Thus, the nation remains vulnerable to another 26/11 type of attack .

Given India’s considerable resources, strategic importance as a rising economic power and expanding military might, it is obvious that the Indian Navy's role and footprint will expand beyond the Indian Ocean Region.

Endless scope for corruption,writes Maj Gen RK Arora in the latest issue of Indian Military Review.

Maj Gen (Retd) RK Arora, who was head of the Red Forces (REDFOR) Branch of the Indian Army Training Command from 2008 to 2009, will chair the Future Land Forces Conference at Singapore on June 27-29, 2011 and will also conduct a workshop on wargaming

India's Defense Neglect Can Cost Heavily Against a Fast Modernising China

The only viable option for Pakistan is to threaten nuclear retaliation and reiterate that Pakistan's nuclear strategy is based on countering India's conventional military superiority with a nuclear shield, says Indian Military Review.