Ks subrahmanyam
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This document provides a short biography and tribute for KS Subrahmanyam. It lists his career highlights including positions at the Ministry of Defence, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, and roles advising the UN and Indian government. The tribute honors his clear vision for India, fostering strategic thinking, and accomplishments including influencing India's nuclear posture, intervention in East Pakistan, and the Indo-US civil nuclear deal. He is described as having an ambitious vision for India in 1968 and being very erudite, approachable, and willing to teach.
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- 3. Short biography 1. Born 24 January 1929, Thirucharapalli, Madras 2. Joined IAS (Tamil Nadu cadre), 1951 3. Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Defence, 1962-65. 4. Rockefeller Fellow in Strategic Studies, London School of Economics, 1966-67. 5. Director, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, New Delhi, 1968-75. 6. Home Secretary, Tamil Nadu, 1976-77. 7. Chairman, Joint Intelligence Committee and Additional Secretary, Cabinet Secretariat, 1977-79. 8. Secretary (Defence Production), Ministry of Defence, 1979-80. 9. Director, Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses, 1980-87. 10. Jawaharlal Nehru Visiting Professor, St John's College, Cambridge, UK, 1987-88. Nehru Fellow, 188-90. 11. Consulting Editor, Business and Political Observer, 1990-92. 12. Consulting Editor, the Economic Times, 1992-94. Consluting Editor, The Times of India and The Economic Times, 1994-2004. 13. Member, UN Secretary-General's expert group on the Indian Ocean, 1974. 14. Member, UN intergovernmental exper group on Disarmament and Development, 1980-82. 15. Chairman, UN study group on Nuclear Deterrence, 1986. 16. Convenor, National Security Advisory Board. 17. Chairman, Kargil Review Panel. 18. Chariman PM’s Taskforce on “Global Strategic Developments 2006- 2011 19. Died 2 Feb 2011
- 4. Tribute to KS • Clear vision of idea of India • Fostered a culture of strategic thinking among Indians • Three great accomplishments – Indian nuclear posture and thinking – Intervention in East Pakistan – Indo-US rapprochement via civil nuclear deal • Uniqueness MODERN Day Bhisma and Chanakya
- 5. Tribute to KS • His clarity of vision as to where he wanted to see India was superb and way beyond our imagination. • He wanted India to be in the foremost of all powers and this was in 1968! • Very approachable and willing to listen and teach • Very erudite and well read on the whole breadth and depth of strategic thinking
- 7. A Moment of silence please!