The long battle against the extremists

Synopsis: The long battle against Maoists is not providing the optimum results. Unusual wars are not fought just on the ground; They also require proper soft strategy. Contents1 Introduction 2 Reasons for prolonged extremist attacks since Independence:3 The present situation of extremism:4 Conclusion  Introduction  22 jawans martyred on the April 3 encounter between security forces and… Continue reading The long battle against the extremists

Centre Extends Ceasefire Agreements with Naga groups

What is the News? The Central Government extends the ceasefire agreement with three insurgent Naga groups of Nagaland for one more year i.e. till April 2022. Which are those three insurgent groups of Nagaland? The ceasefire agreement is in operation between the Centre and the three insurgent groups of Nagaland namely: National Socialist Council of… Continue reading Centre Extends Ceasefire Agreements with Naga groups

Flaws in India’s Internal Security Management

Synopsis:The recent attack in tekulgada area in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh exposed flaws in India’s internal security management. Hence, there is a need to bring robust reforms in the security architecture that can prevent attacks by Left Wing Extremists in the future.  Contents1 Background:2 About Left Wing Extremism:3 Rationale behind origin and sustenance of… Continue reading Flaws in India’s Internal Security Management

Tarrem attack – How Maoists Still Manage to Attack Security Forces?

Synopsis: The tarrem attack points out that the declining Maoists remain a strong military threat. Introduction  Over 20 paramilitary personnel died in an encounter with the Maoists in the Tarrem area near Chhattisgarh’s Sukma district. There is a long-running conflict in this remote tribal region.  Reports point out a Maoist surprise attack on the paramilitary personnel.… Continue reading Tarrem attack – How Maoists Still Manage to Attack Security Forces?

Left Wing Extremism in India – Explained, Pointwise

Contents1 Introduction:2 Current Scenario:3 Prevalence of Maoism in India4 About Maoism5 Causes behind sustenance of Left Wing Extremism in India:6 Impacts of rising Left-Wing Extremism in India:7 Steps taken to contain Left Wing Extremism in India8 Issues in Government Measures: 9 Suggestions to tackle Left Wing Extremism10 Conclusion Introduction: Left Wing Extremism (LWE) is one of… Continue reading Left Wing Extremism in India – Explained, Pointwise

‘Smart walls’ for Indian borders

Synopsis: Concept of smart walls has been introduced in the US. India should also explore the possibilities of using smart walls to protect borders.  Syllabus – GS- 3 – Internal Security – Border management Introduction  US president has stopped the construction of a “border wall” between the U.S. and Mexico. However, a new ‘smart’ wall… Continue reading ‘Smart walls’ for Indian borders

Issue of radicalisation in India

News: India and Australia recently decided to step up their cooperation in the area of counter-terrorism including countering radicalisation and violent extremism, combating the financing of terrorism, preventing exploitation of the internet for terrorism and violent extremism. Radicalisation in India: Radicalisation: It is associated with the political interpretation of religion and the defence, by violent… Continue reading Issue of radicalisation in India

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The right lessons from Pulwama and Balakot

Context: Recently, Pakistan’s Opposition MP, Sardar Ayaz Sadiq, alleged that the PTI government released the captured Indian fighter pilot, Abhinandan Varthaman due to fear of an imminent missile strike from India. Background On 14 February 2019, the suicide car bomb blast in Pulwama led to the death of 40 Central Reserve Police Force personnel. Avenging this, the Indian… Continue reading The right lessons from Pulwama and Balakot

Operation Thunder 2020

News: India Customs intercepted an 18-tonne shipment of red sandalwood destined for the United Arab Emirates, during “Operation Thunder 2020”. Facts: Operation Thunder: It is coordinated by the INTERPOL and the World Customs Organization(WCO) involving law enforcement agencies in 103 countries against environmental crime. Additional Facts: World Customs Organization (WCO): It is an independent intergovernmental body established in… Continue reading Operation Thunder 2020

FCRA 2010 to 2020: Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act evolution

In News: Recently, Foreign Contribution Regulation (Amendment) Bill 2020 was introduced in the Lok Sabha. The Bill amends the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010. What is FCRA? Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act: It is an act of Parliament enacted in 1976 and amended in 2010 to regulate foreign donations and to ensure that such contributions do… Continue reading FCRA 2010 to 2020: Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act evolution

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