Debates Within The Counter-LWE Policy – Analysis
On 14 October, India’s National Security Advisor, Ajit Doval, speaking at the inaugural session of the National Conference of Chiefs
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Author: Dr. Bibhu Prasad Routray
Articles by Dr. Bibhu Prasad Routray :
India: It’s Still A Stalemate In The LWE Hotbed – Analysis
Weakened insurgencies tend to negotiate. Such decision may be a tactic to buy time, defer defeat, protect their leaders and
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Researching The Unresearched: Left-Wing Extremism And The Future Rules Of Governance – Analysis
In the last week of July 2019, a brother and sister pair, in a representation of the two principal adversaries
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The Afghanistan-India Drug Trail – Analysis
Introduction India’s geographical proximity with the ‘Golden Crescent’- the area comprising Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Iran, which is infamous for illicit
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Reviving Jagargunda In Chhattisgarh’s Security And Governance Vacuum – Analysis
In June 2019, 13 years after it was demolished by Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist) cadres using IEDs, a school
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Sri Lanka Terror Strikes: What Next? – Analysis
Under the nose of a state that took peace for granted, members of two lesser-known radical organizations and sons of
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Is ‘Human Rights’ Making A Comeback To Chhattisgarh’s Counter-Naxal Doctrine? – Analysis
Regime changes often are harbingers of major policy shifts. The Congress party which ended the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) 15-year
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Governance Promises And Its Antithesis: A Case Study Of Junglemahal – Analysis
The catchphrase, ‘extremists are anti-development’, is an integral part of the state’s strategic communication strategy in areas affected by Left-wing
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Counter-LWE Security Operations: Season Of Success? – Analysis
On the surface, the months of April and May 2018 appear to have brought about a season of ‘success’ for
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The ‘Al Qaeda’ Stream Of Kashmir Militancy – Analysis
Today, anti-Indian dissent in Kashmir is partly indigenous, partly Pakistan sponsored, and a small part of it is radicalised and
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