Manoj Joshi

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  • Ring The Ammo Import Panel
    India’s security challenges, new and traditional, are the focus of this book. It also deals with concerns like internal, economic and cyber security.
    Aug 29, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Ice From Walden Pond To Cool Their Sherbet
    In this deeply-researched book, Srinath Raghavan charts America’s contact with South Asia—from the early, uneven gushes to the late Great Power surge
    Jun 27, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Tribute And Return Gifts?
    The PM’s new approach to China may herald a return to India’s traditional realist stance, which would strengthen our position if followed through
    May 03, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Leapfrog? Just A Chimera Chase
    A reworked bid gifts India the prospect of owning 110 medium-role combat aircraft. Nevertheless, the IAF may be down to 15 squadrons by 2032.
    Apr 11, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Masterful Two-Front Managers
    This detailed book on the US’s Afghan strategy elaborates on the ISI’s shadowy dance of deception, but downplays larger failures of American policy
    Mar 22, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Super Toil Across Years Begets Power
    India, still a ‘balancing power’, is central to Trump’s NSS. To reap its benefits, we need long work on core interests.
    Jan 18, 2018
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Kingdom Of Crooked Mirrors
    Like the fabrication behind ‘Pakistan Defence Day’, Bajwa’s solemn jeremiad about their good intentions is a bare-faced lie. Only a strategic shift can correct it.
    Sep 14, 2017
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Stomach For A Bigger Slice
    India’s foreign policy—from Nehru’s multi-faceted non-alignment to today’s global ambition—is analysed through the prism of heritage and key individuals
    Aug 25, 2017
    | Manoj Joshi
  • How The Boots Face The Sun
    The PLA marches to the party’s tune. Under Xi, they have their toughest conductor till date.
    Aug 17, 2017
    | Manoj Joshi
  • Dateline Xinadu
    The Sino-Indian border crisis is framed amidst colonial treaties, old nationalisms, new entitlements. The economic-military edge is with China, yet a conflict would hurt its ‘dream’ as much as ours. India is holding on, but the brink is a dangerous place to hold on to.
    Aug 17, 2017
    | Manoj Joshi
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