The New World
The New World
~April 2026
War on Iran has accelerated the end of the US supremacy
By Pravin Sawhney
Amelia and Thales Announce the Successful Deployment of their Contrail-Avoidance Project
Amelia and Thales Announce the Successful Deployment of their Contrail-Avoidance Project
~March 2026
Amelia and Thales Announce the Successful Deployment of their Contrail-Avoidance Project
By Pravin Sawhney
The New World Order
The New World Order
~February 2026
Stuck in the past, India is slow in recognising it
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Wrong Side of History
Bottomline | Wrong Side of History
~January 2026
Indian foreign policy not in step with the new realities of the multipolar world
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline |  Bluff and Bluster
Bottomline | Bluff and Bluster
~November 2025
Trump’s statement on nuclear weapons is display of poor understanding and bravado
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Adrift Again
Bottomline | Adrift Again
~April 2025
Shortchanging Russia for Europe shows that Indian foreign policy it yet to recover from Trump’s shock
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Military Reforms
Bottomline | Military Reforms
~March 2025
The Indian armed forces first need a technology acquisition roadmap before seeking more allocations
By Pravin Sawhney
Steel Cut
Steel Cut
~January 2025
Rajnath Singh Calls on Russian President Putin During his Moscow Visit
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Frosty Meeting
Bottomline | Frosty Meeting
~November 2024
The Modi-Xi meeting in Kazan is unlikely to improve India-China relations
By Pravin Sawhney
The Fractured World
The Fractured World
~October 2024
India belongs to Global South, and that is where it should be
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Wrong Side of Geopolitics
Bottomline | Wrong Side of Geopolitics
~August 2024
Unmindful of realities, Indian foreign policy is not benefitting the common people
By Pravin Sawhney
Folds of History
Folds of History
~August 2024
Operation Pawan’s remains largely unacknowledged despite its significant human cost
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Back to the Drawing Board
Bottomline | Back to the Drawing Board
~December 2023
The idea of Integrated Theatre Commands has again run into problems
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Tragedy in Waiting
Bottomline | Tragedy in Waiting
~October 2023
With CT Ops as its primary role now, Indian Army’s capabilities for conventional conflict are getting hollowed out
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Shakti Weakened India
Bottomline | Shakti Weakened India
~June 2023
The 1998 nuclear tests didn’t achieve stated purpose as they brought China, Pakistan closer
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | On the precipice
Bottomline | On the precipice
~January 2023
Military conflict with China is no longer a question of if, but when
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Chinese Hand
Bottomline | The Chinese Hand
~November 2021
How Pakistan military is now an overmatch for the Indian armed forces
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Standing on Lost Ground
Bottomline | Standing on Lost Ground
~March 2021
India’s handling of the Ladakh situation has exposed its short-sightedness
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Old Story
Bottomline | Old Story
~January 2021
It’s time India moves beyond the so-called ‘surgical strikes’
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Men Vs Machine
Bottomline | Men Vs Machine
~December 2020
The first step towards preparing for a future war with China is to understand what war it would be
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Camp Has Been Chosen
Bottomline | Camp Has Been Chosen
~November 2020
The cost of signing BECA will be huge and not in India’s long term interest
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Game of Thrones || October 2020
Bottomline | Game of Thrones || October 2020
~October 2020
India should accept the fact the Chinese threat is permanent and work towards addressing that
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Spirit of Wuhan
Bottomline | The Spirit of Wuhan
~September 2020
Government needs to engage China at the highest political level
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Too Little Too Late
Bottomline | Too Little Too Late
~January 2020
For all its hype, the office of the CDS approved by the government is not what it was meant to be
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Game-Changers
Bottomline | The Game-Changers
~October 2019
China introduces Hypersonic Cruise Missile and Hypersonic Glide Vehicle at its National Day Parade
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Game of Thrones
Bottomline | Game of Thrones
~October 2019
India should accept the fact the Chinese threat is permanent and work towards addressing that
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Face the Reality
Bottomline | Face the Reality
~August 2019
India needs to take China’s recent White Paper on national defence seriously
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Money For Nothing
Bottomline | Money For Nothing
~July 2019
Without proper appreciation of threats, defence budget will not help in defence preparedness
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Spirit Haunts
Bottomline | The Spirit Haunts
~May 2019
A year after the Wuhan summit, it is becoming clear that China bested India
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No More Lip Service
Bottomline | No More Lip Service
~February 2019
Future and new domains of warfare demand real jointmanship at all levels
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Chasing the Tail
Bottomline | Chasing the Tail
~January 2019
Instead of cosmetic tweaking, Indian Army needs to be part of overall military reforms
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Hand of Peace
Bottomline | Hand of Peace
~December 2018
Pakistan’s overtures to India stem not from weakness but realisation of changing geopolitics
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Soldiers As Pawns
Bottomline | Soldiers As Pawns
~October 2018
When the army leadership supports what the ruling political party wants, its missions make less sense, militarily
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Military Coup by Other Means
Bottomline | Military Coup by Other Means
~August 2018
With a rubber-stamp government in Pakistan now, India has a lot to worry
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | A Lot at Stake
Bottomline | A Lot at Stake
~July 2018
Army’s professionalism is under the scanner post the video release of the 2016 surgical strikes
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | A Wound Too Deep
Bottomline | A Wound Too Deep
~June 2018
Major Gogoi’s incident is a proof of the erosion of value system in the army
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Politically Correct
Bottomline | Politically Correct
~March 2018
The lowest-ever allocation for defence in this year’s Union budget makes one thing clear — the government has no intention of starting a war
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Hostage to Numbers
Bottomline | Hostage to Numbers
~February 2018
China’s increasing assertiveness on LAC will impact Indian Army’s modernisation
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Keep the Bluster Aside
Bottomline | Keep the Bluster Aside
~January 2018
Talks are the only way to move ahead with Pakistan
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Hafiz Saeed walks free
Bottomline | Hafiz Saeed walks free
~December 2017
India’s energies should now be spent on dealing with the real bogey, the Pakistan Army
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Choose Wisely
Bottomline | Choose Wisely
~November 2017
That’s what the IAF should do before selecting a single-engine fighter aircraft
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No Shortcuts
Bottomline | No Shortcuts
~October 2017
Capability development needs investment of resources, time and genuine hand-holding
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Lessons From Doklam
Bottomline | Lessons From Doklam
~August 2017
Serious issues deserve political and military gravitas not rhetoric
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Modi Meets Trump
Bottomline | Modi Meets Trump
~July 2017
India should review its relationship with the US on the lines of NSSP
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Two’s a Company
Bottomline | Two’s a Company
~May 2017
Between India and Pakistan, there is no room for a third party
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No Child’s Play
Bottomline | No Child’s Play
~April 2017
Talking casually about nuclear weapons is both irresponsible and dangerous
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Big Picture in the East
Bottomline | The Big Picture in the East
~March 2017
Prime Minister Modi’s participation in the OBOR Summit can only have positive spin-offs
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Sea, the Challenge
Bottomline | Sea, the Challenge
~February 2017
The second edition of Raisina Dialogue created space for the Indian perspective
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Dangerous Game
Bottomline | Dangerous Game
~January 2017
By even talking about Agni-6, India may start a race it cannot win
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Change in Guard
Bottomline | Change in Guard
~December 2016
Agreeing to unconditional talks with Pakistan will be in India’s interest
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Reality Check
Bottomline | Reality Check
~September 2016
Opening multiple fronts exposes India to grave danger
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Diffident Dialogue
Bottomline | Diffident Dialogue
~April 2016
At its own party, India found itself alone and defensive
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Slogans Are Not Enough
Bottomline | Slogans Are Not Enough
~December 2015
India needs a cogent plan to tackle China at various levels
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | China’s Military Diplomacy
Bottomline | China’s Military Diplomacy
~October 2015
With the 6th Xiangshan Forum, Beijing reaches out to the Asian countries
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Folklore, Not Fact
Bottomline | Folklore, Not Fact
~September 2015
Instead of a great victory, 1965 war should be remembered for lessons not learnt
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Return to the Core
Bottomline | Return to the Core
~August 2015
Back to basics should be the Indian Army’s mantra now
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Face the Reality
Bottomline | Face the Reality
~July 2015
Time India accepts that the Kargil conflict was an aberration and resulted in a pyrrhic victory
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Ambitious Over-Reach
Bottomline | Ambitious Over-Reach
~June 2015
India’s new policy of being a global player is simply unrealistic
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Common Interests
Bottomline | Common Interests
~May 2015
India needs to invest in strategic ties with the US for its own good
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Sleeping With the Enemy
Bottomline | Sleeping With the Enemy
~April 2015
Allowing Chinese military officers at our military academies would have serious ramifications
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Horse Before the Cart
Bottomline | Horse Before the Cart
~March 2015
Only a strategic defence review will put the needs of the military in perspective
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Friends, Not Partners
Bottomline | Friends, Not Partners
~February 2015
India needs to sign the long-pending bilateral agreements with the US
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No Line of Defence
Bottomline | No Line of Defence
~January 2015
Will the forthcoming visit of the PM to China change the ground reality in Indo-China relations?
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Old Fallacy
Bottomline | The Old Fallacy
~December 2014
Ram Madhav’s book on Indo-China relations fails to provide a viable national security roadmap
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Horse Before the Cart
Bottomline | The Horse Before the Cart
~November 2014
The government’s approach to national security is high on show, low on substance
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Advantage China
Bottomline | Advantage China
~October 2014
Psychological victory means much more to the Chinese than military gains
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Misplaced Bravado
Bottomline | Misplaced Bravado
~September 2014
PM Narendra Modi should uphold the spirit of the Simla agreement for better Indo-Pak ties
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Mind Your Own Business
Bottomline | Mind Your Own Business
~August 2014
The army must focus on its primary task
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Balance of Powers
Bottomline | Balance of Powers
~July 2014
The ratification of AP is a win-win deal for India in the long run
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | A Window Has Opened
Bottomline | A Window Has Opened
~June 2014
The new government has a chance to strengthen ties with both Pakistan and Afghanistan
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Prime Minister’s Men
Bottomline | Prime Minister’s Men
~May 2014
The government must hand-pick service chiefs, instead of opting for the senior-most officer
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No Party Politics
Bottomline | No Party Politics
~April 2014
National security should be a bipartisan issue
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Ambiguous Ambitions
Bottomline | Ambiguous Ambitions
~April 2014
By redefining India’s minimum deterrence, the government is going down a dangerous spiral
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Lost Years
Bottomline | The Lost Years
~March 2014
Defence minister A.K. Antony never took ownership of his work
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Highs and Lows
Bottomline | Highs and Lows
~January 2014
What prompted PM Manmohan Singh to sign the India-US civil nuclear deal which he calls a high point of his career?
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | General Talk
Bottomline | General Talk
~December 2013
Pakistan’s new COAS Gen. Raheel Sharif will have the last word on bilateral relations
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Smart Move
Bottomline | Smart Move
~November 2013
The Border Defence Cooperation agreement is a win-win for China than India
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Moving Forward
Bottomline | Moving Forward
~October 2013
The agreement on India-Pakistan DGMOs meeting is a breakthrough
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Lessons in Leadership
Bottomline | Lessons in Leadership
~September 2013
General Stanley McChrystal’s memoirs My Share of the Task is a must read for those interested in security and defence
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Pleasing China
Bottomline | Pleasing China
~July 2013
Beijing has successfully tested coercive diplomacy against India
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Aimless Arming
Bottomline | Aimless Arming
~June 2013
Modernisation is not defence minister’s only job
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Too Much at Stake
Bottomline | Too Much at Stake
~May 2013
India should not kowtow to China
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Neighbour’s Interest
Bottomline | Neighbour’s Interest
~April 2013
China’s desire for enhanced bilateral military cooperation should be taken seriously
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Hanging by a Thread
Bottomline | Hanging by a Thread
~March 2013
Afzal Guru’s execution has rendered Indian national security more vulnerable
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Big Deal
Bottomline | The Big Deal
~February 2013
Deconstructing the MMRCA and its strategic implications
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | 2013 Wish List
Bottomline | 2013 Wish List
~January 2013
Even one step by each stake-holder will make a big difference
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Dragon Moves
Bottomline | Dragon Moves
~December 2012
With growing Chinese belligerence, India should reassess its relations with the US
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Domestic Disorder
Bottomline | Domestic Disorder
~November 2012
It’s time the army accepted the need for transparency and restored human dignity in its ranks
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Strategist
Bottomline | The Strategist
~October 2012
Brajesh Mishra made national security a government priority
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Officer-Like-Qualities
Bottomline | Officer-Like-Qualities
~August 2012
The Indian Army is its own worst enemy
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Learning Wrong Lessons
Bottomline | Learning Wrong Lessons
~August 2012
Longer the army remains enmeshed in CI ops, faster it’ll lose its conventional edge
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Long Road Ahead
Bottomline | Long Road Ahead
~July 2012
General Bikram Singh should take the middle path
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Military-Politico Disconnect
Bottomline | Military-Politico Disconnect
~June 2012
Let’s start by educating our MPs on defence matters
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Kargil Legacy
Bottomline | Kargil Legacy
~May 2012
Even as India evicted the intruders, Pakistan Army had the last laugh
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Coup That Never Was
Bottomline | Coup That Never Was
~April 2012
The fantastical story that has set back defence reforms
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Whose Honour is It?
Bottomline | Whose Honour is It?
~March 2012
General Bikram Singh will need a lot of help from the government
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Self Service
Bottomline | Self Service
~January 2012
There is no honour at the cost of the institution
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | War and Peace
Bottomline | War and Peace
~December 2011
India and Pakistan need to pursue realistic confidence building measures which help contain crisis
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Clash of Interests
Bottomline | Clash of Interests
~November 2011
The army has no case for continuation of AFSPA in J&K
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Kabul Express
Bottomline | Kabul Express
~October 2011
The road to Afghanistan runs not just through Pakistan
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Age No Bar
Bottomline | Age No Bar
~September 2011
Gen. V.K. Singh should ensure that he is remembered for things other than his age
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | A Case for CDS
Bottomline | A Case for CDS
~August 2011
The government needs to push for this for its own sake
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Monsoon Musings
Bottomline | Monsoon Musings
~July 2011
Foreign policy without credible military capabilities is baloney
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Bluff Masters
Bottomline | Bluff Masters
~June 2011
Pakistan’s nuclear spectre is a bargaining chip
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Red Wall
Bottomline | Red Wall
~May 2011
Chinese presence in POK further limits India’s options in Kashmir
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Dangerous Game
Bottomline | Dangerous Game
~April 2011
The US needs to worry more about Pakistan’s penchant for proliferation
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | More of the Same
Bottomline | More of the Same
~March 2011
Instead of bureaucratic parleys, India should talk to the Pakistan Army
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Master Bluff
Bottomline | Master Bluff
~February 2011
By conducting diplomacy on the crest of our economic well being alone, we are bluffing ourselves
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Fears and Failings
Bottomline | Fears and Failings
~January 2011
Two thoughts to reflect
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Matter of Honour
Bottomline | Matter of Honour
~November 2010
The malaise has penetrated so deep that it is difficult to discern the fair from the unfair at times
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Afghan Chessboard
Bottomline | Afghan Chessboard
~October 2010
Instead of waiting and watching, India has to start making its moves
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Musings on 7th Anniversary
Bottomline | Musings on 7th Anniversary
~August 2010
Bureaucratic vacancies in the MoD ought to be filled with military officers
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | India’s Wild West (July 2010)
Bottomline | India’s Wild West (July 2010)
~July 2010
Time for President Obama to put Pakistan Army Chief on notice on bin Laden
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Another Visit, Another Compromise
Bottomline | Another Visit, Another Compromise
~June 2010
President Pratibha Patil plays into Chinese hands
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Will Peace End?
Bottomline | Will Peace End?
~May 2010
Indian Army is bracing for actively violent summer on the Line of Control
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | All Eyes on the Chief
Bottomline | All Eyes on the Chief
~April 2010
General V.K. Singh has onerous tasks ahead
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Lost Plot
Bottomline | The Lost Plot
~March 2010
Diplomacy Without Tangible Military Muscle is nothing more than appeasement
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | National (in)Security Grows
Bottomline | National (in)Security Grows
~February 2010
Government should appoint a military officer as deputy National Security Advisor
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Fair Game
Bottomline | Fair Game
~January 2010
Merit alone should decide MMRCA, not political concerns
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Ring in the New
Bottomline | Ring in the New
~December 2009
India needs a fresh approach towards national security
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Kayani Holds the Key
Bottomline | Kayani Holds the Key
~November 2009
Peace with Pakistan can only be achieved through its army
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Spectre of the Stone Age
Bottomline | Spectre of the Stone Age
~October 2009
US needs to pressurise Pak Army to seriously act against the terrorists
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Three Headline Makers
Bottomline | Three Headline Makers
~October 2009
The government unnecessarily plays up action against the Naxals
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Wasting a Force
Bottomline | Wasting a Force
~July 2009
In the fight against Maoists, the CRPF should have a greater say
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Old Technology, New Hype
Bottomline | Old Technology, New Hype
~July 2009
India needs to put its nuclear-powered submarine in perspective
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Major Years
Bottomline | Major Years
~May 2009
The air force chief leaves behind a rich legacy
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Rhetoric is not Security
Bottomline | Rhetoric is not Security
~May 2009
Let soldiers be above politics and religion
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Times have Changed
Bottomline | Times have Changed
~April 2009
Army needs to be more transparent and cooperative in J&K
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Kayani’s Hand
Bottomline | Kayani’s Hand
~March 2009
US’ Af-Pak review will adversely impact India
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Threats Within
Bottomline | Threats Within
~February 2009
India should watch out for more 26/11 attacks
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | New Beginning
Bottomline | New Beginning
~January 2009
Give CRPF a chance to prove itself as a counter-insurgency force
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Buddies not Servants
Bottomline | Buddies not Servants
~November 2008
While Sahayaks are integral to the service, only army can avoid their misuse
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Sound of Silence
Bottomline | Sound of Silence
~October 2008
Government should not ignore the demands of the military
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Such a Long Journey
Bottomline | Such a Long Journey
~September 2008
As details of the Indo-US nuclear deal appear, so does the devil
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | All the President’s Men
Bottomline | All the President’s Men
~August 2008
The ISI is part of the Pakistan Army and cannot be undermined
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Nuclear Trap
Bottomline | The Nuclear Trap
~July 2008
From CTBT, the focus has now shifted to FMCT
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Unity in Uniform
Bottomline | Unity in Uniform
~June 2008
Unless that happens, the bureaucrats will continue to bypass the Services
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | 2008 Olympics is the Deadline
Bottomline | 2008 Olympics is the Deadline
~May 2008
China will make India pay for its neglect
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Army on the Back Foot
Bottomline | Army on the Back Foot
~April 2008
China believes in setting its own agenda
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | In Defence of Musharraf
Bottomline | In Defence of Musharraf
~March 2008
He remains a key player who knows the Pakistan Army
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | A Matter of Priorities
Bottomline | A Matter of Priorities
~February 2008
India needs ballistic missile more than anti-ballistic missile system
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Chinese Whisperss
Bottomline | Chinese Whisperss
~January 2008
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Partnership of Equals
Bottomline | Partnership of Equals
~December 2007
Nuclear deal or not, India should forge closer military ties with the US
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Downplaying Intrusion
Bottomline | Downplaying Intrusion
~October 2007
Government strangely downplays unabated Chinese intrusions into India
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Misplaced Scepticism
Bottomline | Misplaced Scepticism
~October 2007
Media and politicians doubts about joint military exercises are unwarranted
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | No Longer a Debate
Bottomline | No Longer a Debate
~September 2007
CDS will be a strategic and not a military advisor
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Difficult Choices
Bottomline | Difficult Choices
~July 2007
The RFP is only the beginning of the tough road ahead
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Checking China
Bottomline | Checking China
~June 2007
India needs to be careful about it military ties with Beijing
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Holes in Indian Airspace
Bottomline | Holes in Indian Airspace
~April 2007
Terrorist threat from the air is a real danger
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Half Steps
Bottomline | Half Steps
~March 2007
CDS and Aerospace Command are a must for modernisation
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | End the Status Quo
Bottomline | End the Status Quo
~February 2007
Continuity may be good, but it is not in national interest
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Battle is Won, the War Continues
Bottomline | Battle is Won, the War Continues
~January 2007
Despite success against terrorism, media remains a challenge
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Rise and Rise
Bottomline | Rise and Rise
~December 2006
As Musharraf becomes more powerful, India’s options get limited
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Man of Honour
Bottomline | Man of Honour
~November 2006
There are high expectations from A.K. Antony
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Musharraf’s Volleys
Bottomline | Musharraf’s Volleys
~October 2006
Once again India responds with a knee-jerk reaction
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Jaswant’s Bluster
Bottomline | Jaswant’s Bluster
~September 2006
On Operation Parakram, Singh has been stingy with truth
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Gender Bender
Bottomline | Gender Bender
~July 2006
The issue of women in the army should not be reduced to mere rhetoric
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Pay-Back Time
Bottomline | Pay-Back Time
~May 2006
India needs to balance its vision with both a clear policy and capability
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Playing Games
Bottomline | Playing Games
~April 2006
Pakistan tries to extract benefits from the Indo-US agreement
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Leave the Army Alone
Bottomline | Leave the Army Alone
~March 2006
Religious headcount can lead to dangerous conseqeunces
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Seek and Hide
Bottomline | Seek and Hide
~February 2006
With drift and undue secrecy India’s strategic credibility remains in a limbo
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Dirty Games
Bottomline | Dirty Games
~January 2006
India should not comment on Pakistan’s internal matters
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Stillborn Agreement
Bottomline | Stillborn Agreement
~December 2005
The US is asking India much more than it is giving in return
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Peace at Stake
Bottomline | Peace at Stake
~November 2005
The terrorist attacks in Delhi were in response to change of government in J&K
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Devil and Deep Sea
Bottomline | Devil and Deep Sea
~October 2005
By voting against Iran, India has lowered its geo-strategic stature
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Banquo’s Ghost
Bottomline | Banquo’s Ghost
~September 2005
Musharraf weighs down Indian moves in Afghanistan
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Unhindered friendship
Bottomline | Unhindered friendship
~August 2005
Despite 7/7, Musharraf remains close to the United States
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Blinded by Love
Bottomline | Blinded by Love
~July 2005
For better relations with the US, India is compromising on its interests
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Castles in Air
Bottomline | Castles in Air
~May 2005
The Standing Committee on Defence report exposes the fog of bureaucratic thinking
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Sound and Fury
Bottomline | Sound and Fury
~April 2005
Once again India is ready to sacrifice substance for show
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | The Answer Lies in BrahMos
Bottomline | The Answer Lies in BrahMos
~March 2005
While India should remain engaged with US, it should forge deeper defence ties with Russia
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Security at Stake
Bottomline | Security at Stake
~February 2005
Will the NSA finally do his own job?
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Out of the Bush
Bottomline | Out of the Bush
~October 2004
For a meaningful relationship, India should not hitch its security concerns on the US bandwagon
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Step by Step
Bottomline | Step by Step
~September 2004
The ceasefire in Kashmir will hold until Gen. Musharraf is done with Afghanistan
By Pravin Sawhney
Bottomline | Nuke of the Matter
Bottomline | Nuke of the Matter
~July 2004
India, Pakistan successfully cross the first hurdle
By Pravin Sawhney
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