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সামরিক হুন্তা এবং জাতিগত সশস্ত্র গোষ্ঠীগুলি তাদের নিজে�
म्यानमारच्या लष्करी जंटा आणि जातीय सशस्त्र गट रोहिंग्य�
The military junta and ethnic armed groups exploit Rohingya's vulnerability for their agendas. Without a regional framework to address the refugee cri
रशियातील कामगारांची कमतरता जास्त वेतन आणि नागरिकत्व मि�
भारतातील बेरोजगारीच्या उच्च दरामुळे अनेक शहरी तरुण परद�
The shortage of manpower in Russia, along with the allure of higher wages and citizenship, continue to serve as pull factors for migrants from South A
ISKP ने वाढत्या असुरक्षिततेचे भांडवल केले आहे आणि मध्य आशि�
Amidst the high rate of unemployment in India, many urban youth are taking up blue-collar jobs abroad
The ISKP has capitalised on increasing vulnerabilities and utilised various recruitment tactics in Central Asia, drawing numerous Central Asian citize
कम समय के लिए सेना में भर्ती की योजना अग्निपथ, (Agnipath Military Recruitment
Kashmir now stands at the cusp of definite change vis-à-vis its attitude towards Pakistan
फ़ौज में अपनी सेवा शुरू करने के BTS के ऐलान से दक्षिण कोरिया
कम समय के लिए सेना में भर्ती की योजना अग्निपथ, (Agnipath Military Recruitment
'अग्निपथ' योजना को लेकर नेपाल के नौजवानों की बेरुख़ी उस वक
'अग्निपथ' योजना को लेकर नेपाल के नौजवानों की बेरुख़ी उस वक
The Nepalese disinterest towards the ‘Agneepath’ scheme comes amid various criticisms against the program, even within India.
প্রতিরক্ষা বাজেটের বোঝা কমাতে এবং নতুন নতুন বিপদের মুখে
अग्निपथ योजना को रक्षा बजट का बोझ कम करने और देश को उभरते �
अग्निपथ योजना को रक्षा बजट का बोझ कम करने और देश को उभरते �
हाल ही में घोषित की गई अग्निपथ स्कीम की ख़ूबियों का ठीक-ठी
The Agnipath scheme has been formulated to ease the burden on the defence budget and to enhance the country’s preparedness in the face of emerging n
It is imperative that climate-related factors are built into the recruitment, induction and compensation processes
Militancy in Kashmir is facing shortage in weapons supply but still sees high recruitment, which is a cause for worry
Months after 5 August has been a total waste — recruitments for government jobs continue to be on hold, investments from outside have not come and b
Every successful encounter is causing more recruitments — the security establishment is caught between the conundrum: to kill the militants or not.
The short-term military enlistment scheme, Agnipath, announced in June this year, is a radical departure from India’s past recruitment policies. This brief examines the military recruitment practices of other militaries such as those of the United States, China, Russia, and the United Kingdom. It finds that these Western militaries' adoption of short-term enlistment is driven by imperatives which may not apply in the Indian context. Ind
The central government is considering a proposal to select aspiring IAS and allied services candidates after the 12th standard with a view to catching them young for a career in the bureaucracy. Presumably, a new academy will be established for this purpose because the Mussoorie academy has a different charter.
The compulsion of states to trawl ever increasing volumes of data must also be understood. Besides criminal activities like child pornography, money laundering and online fraud, the Internet is also an important vehicle for the jihadist terrorist. A great deal of recruitment and motivation takes place online.
At the forefront of the new militancy in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) are children. This brief builds on a United Nations (UN) 2018 report highlighting the recruitment of juveniles by militant groups in Kashmir, and explores the issue using data and case studies. The brief discusses the factors and conditions that encourage minors in J&K to join such groups, in the context of the weaknesses of the existing juvenile justice
The new militant movement in Kashmir, which began with Burhan Wani in the southern areas, has escalated the conflict in the Valley. While militancy is not new in Kashmir, the Pulwama attack put the conflict back on the radar of the international community. This paper examines the changing nature of militancy in Kashmir, specifically with regard to training, recruitment patterns and the use of social media, public support for militants, and an app
China’s PLA Air Force (PLAAF) has been aiming to acquire strategic and expeditionary capabilities since the Gulf War in 1991, with President Xi Jinping targeting operational proficiency by 2035. The PLAAF has since made strides in hardware, incorporating fourth-generation and stealth fighters into its fleet. It lags in combat experience, however, as well as in operational tactics, military doctrines, and pilot efficiency, particularly when comp
The aim of any surrender and rehabilitation policy for militants is clear: To allow them the opportunity to lay down their arms and rejoin mainstream society, and ensure that recidivism is arrested. This issue brief examines the failures of past rehabilitation policies implemented in Kashmir. The brief gives a historical overview of a succession of surrender and rehabilitation policies attempted by the Indian Government to counter violent extremi
The dark web and terrorism have become closely intertwined, presenting new challenges to existing security frameworks globally. This brief examines the role of the dark web in enabling terrorist activities, from communication and recruitment to radicalisation and propaganda dissemination. It reviews current literature to highlight the ecosystem of the dark web and its ramifications on national security. The analysis describes the strategies adopt
With a Muslim population of over 200 million, the third largest in the world next only to Indonesia and Pakistan, India was thought of by analysts to be fertile ground for the recruitment of foreign fighters for the Islamic State (IS). The country, however, has proven such analysts wrong by having only a handful of pro-IS cases so far. Of these cases, the majority have come from the southern state of Kerala. This paper offers an explanation for t
Besides Osama bin Laden, Pakistan Army and ISI have been hand in glove with the Taliban for over 10 years, helping them with safe houses, recruitment bases, training and weapons. Their alliances have been effectively documented not only by the Indian security agencies but also by different western security and intelligence agencies.
