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Assessing India’s Engagements in the INSTC and Analysing its Implications on India’s Commercial and Strategic Interests / Gogna, Sanjana

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The INSTC formalised by India, Iran and Russia at the start of the new millennium to develope an alternative transport system linking India with Central Asia and Eurasia floundered for long due to scepticism and neglect by its member states. However, the withdrawal of the UN sanctions against Iran, the steady expansion of the Chinese influence in the region through the OBOR, and the urgent requirement of the land-locked Central Asian countries to gain maritime access offer new incentives for the member states to reinvigorate the project. This article explores the commercial and the strategic implications of the INSTC for India in the present context. .

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Strategic Interests ; India’s Engagements in the INSTC ; India’s Commercial

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Changes in China's Nuclear Thinking / Gogna, Sanjana

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Nuclear Nonproliferation ; Nuclear Deterrence ; Nuclear Disarmament ; China ; Nuclear Bomb ; Nuclear weapon ;
Nuclearisation ; Chinese Government - Nuclear Weapons

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China’s Nuclear Strategy / Gogna, Sanjana

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Nuclear Strategy ; China

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Eagle versus dragon : the intensifying US-China nuclaer competition / Gogna, Sanjana

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Nasr and India’s nuclear command structure, strategy and doctrine / Gogna, Sanjana

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The deployment of the Tactical Nuclear Weapon (TNW) “Nasr” by Pakistan has led some experts in India to question the credibility of India’s nuclear deterrence. They have called for a change in India’s nuclear doctrine from the stand of “massive retaliation” to a “flexible response” to permit the use of similar weapons. This article examines Indian nuclear thinking to illustrate that the raison d’être of India’s nuclear weapons is deterrence within the strategic domain, not conventional. It further explains how India’s civil-military relations along with its nuclear command and control system have evolved to preclude the use of TNWs.

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Nasr and India’s Nuclear command structure ; Strategy and Doctrine ; Tactical Nuclear Weapon (TNW)

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Pandemic, proliferation and prevention / Gogna, Sanjana

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Nuclear War ; United States ; India ; Russia ; Global Crisis ; Healthcare System ;
New START Treaty ; Nuclear Weapon System ; Coronavirus

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South Asia under China's nuclear shadow / Gogna, Sanjana

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South Asia ; China's Nuclear Shadow

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