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CHANDRASHEKAR, S (5) answer(s).
 
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Assessment of China's ballistic and cruise missiles / Chandrashekar, S; Gupta, Sonika; Nagappa, Rajaram; Kumar, Arvind 2007  Book
Kumar, Arvind Book
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Publication Bangalore, national Institute of Advance Studies, 2007.
Description 136p.
Standard Number 8187663766
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Assessment of Pakistan's ballistic missile programme: technical and strategic capability / Chandrashekar, S; Kumar, Arvind; Nagappa, Rajaram 2006  Book
Kumar, Arvind Book
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Publication Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2006.
Description 68p.
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India and the peaceful uses of outer space / Chandrashekar, S   Journal Article
Chandrashekar, S Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
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Report on the national workshop on changing contours of Indo-US / Vijayalakshmi, K P (ed); Kumar, Arvind (ed); Gupta, Sonika (ed); Chandrashekar, S (ed) 2006  Book
Vijayalakshmi, K P Book
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Publication Bangalore, National Institute of Advanced Studies, 2006.
Description 308p.
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Space, war, and deterrence: a strategy for India / Chandrashekar, S   Journal Article
Chandrashekar, S Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract India must accept and deal with the reality that conflicts and wars in today’s world will be driven by the increasing interdependence between conventional, nuclear, and space war. The role of space-based command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) assets, complemented by other ground- and space-based space situational awareness (SSA) components, is critical for deciding on the new national strategy for waging war and for the deterrence of war. Increasingly, the U.S.-China space dynamic determines the evolution of the global space order. To translate these challenges into an operational capability, India requires, at a minimum, a four-fold increase in capability to launch satellites into various orbits every year. The integration of C4ISR and SSA capabilities into a seamless network that facilitates real-time action is the key organizational and institutional component of the new strategy. More than the technology initiatives, the implementation of this strategy necessitates a clear aspiration on the part of India that it does have an important role to play on the global stage, and that it will carry out the organizational and institutional reforms for defending its national interests and national security.
Key Words National Security  War  Deterrence  India  Space  National Interests 
C4ISR  SSA  Strategy for India 
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