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ACHUTHAN, J K (10) answer(s).
 
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Defence Budget improving capital utilisation efficency / Achuthan, J K Jul-Sep 2004  Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication Jul-Sep 2004.
Key Words National Security  Defence Budget 
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ID:   015209


Explaining the arms build-up in Southeast Asia / Acharya, Amitav Jan 1993  Article
Acharya, Amitav Article
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Publication 1993.
Description 66-68
Key Words Arms-Southeast Asia 
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ID:   089732


India can make major defence equipment / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication 2009.
Summary/Abstract The central Govt in India accords very high priority and funds allotment to cater for the equipment requirements of the Armed Forces. Yet the bulk of the major equipment requirements are either indigenously developed nor produced under the present evolved methodologies and practices.
Key Words India  Defence Production  Defence Equipment 
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ID:   051572


India-China Conflict-1962 unlearned lessons / Achuthan, J K Jan-Mar 2004  Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication Jan-Mar 2004.
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ID:   146564


Indian Army: adopting deep operations doctrine / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Contents In hostile interactions between nations, there are no rules for the victors till the status quo has been established. India is a continental country and should, therefore, have a realistic outlook and possess strong land forces, unlike other nations which maintain strong navies and have sea barriers to protect them. Wars, if fought, should have decisive outcomes so as to ensure a century of peace thereafter, goes the old Clausewitzian dictum, The importance of restructuring Indian army's battle groupings to fight decisive deep operations in order to permanently achieve the strategic upper hand should, therefore, not be lost sight of. Our national war aim should not be the capture of territories or assimilation of hostile populations but to ensure the destruction of enemhy forces, and a favourable outcome to neighbourly relations in the decades ahead. In the wars fought by India since independence, this reality has been significantly lacking in decision making inputs.
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ID:   061446


India's DRDO / Achuthan, J K Jan-Mar 2005  Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication Jan-Mar 2005.
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Preparing India for a protracted war / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication 2012.
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Quest for the golden hind / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication 2013.
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Restructuring India's paramilitary forces for optimum effectiveness / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication 2003.
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Tackling maoists: the Andhra paradigm / Achuthan, J K   Journal Article
Achuthan, J K Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Key Words China  India  Bihar  Naxalite Movement  Indian Army  Maoists 
Kerala  Jharkhand  Andhra Pardesh  West Bengal  Orissa  Maoists Operations 
Iran - Democracy - 1941-1953 
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