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https://www.delhipolicygroup.org/publication/policy-briefs/wuhan-and-sino-indian-relations-in-2019.html - There is no doubt that the Modi-Xi informal summit held in April, 2018 marked the beginning of a new normal in Sino-Indian bilateral relations. Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping meeting in Qingdao in June 2018.
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- To determine what is an "enough" budget, allocation should be linked to the Long Term Integrated Capability Development Plan and address critical operational gaps across domains like land
Institution of the Chief of Defence Staff: Evaluating the First Year
1) A year ago, the post of Chief of Defence Staff was created to promote jointness among India's armed forces. General Bipin Rawat took on this role on January 1, 2020.
2) While the CDS aims to optimize joint operations, training, logistics, and promote indigenization, India's response to the China border conflict showed no differences from past single-service responses.
3) A new acquisition policy was introduced but reduced the role of the Integrated Defence Staff in decision making, against the goal of promoting joint procurement and planning. Overall, operational jointness and a unified military vision remain to be seen from the new CDS structure.
Institution of the Chief of Defence Staff: Evaluating the First Year
A year ago, on December 24, 2019 the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), accorded approval for creation of the post of the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS). This was amongst the most significant reforms in India’s higher defence structure since independence. A surprise supplement to this new post was the creation of the Department of Military Affairs (DMA) as the fifth vertical in the Indian Ministry of Defence (MoD), others being the Department of Defence (DOD), Department of Defence Production (DDP), Department of Defence Research and Development (DRDO) and Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare (DESW).
India and Australia - Partners for Indo-Pacific Security and Stability
On June 04, 2020, India and Australia elevated the strategic partnership they had established in 2009 to a comprehensive strategic partnership based on “mutual understanding, trust, common interests and the shared values of democracy and the rule of law”. The 11 pillars of the upgraded partnership[1] included “maritime cooperation for an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific” and defence cooperation.
Boosting australia india economic relations
The emerging strategic context in Asia and across the Indo-Pacific requires India and Australia, as two democracies which are also partners in the Quad, to work closer together. In his opening remarks at the Australia-India bilateral summit in June this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi[1] referred to the shared values, shared interests, shared geography and shared objectives of the two countries and observed: “I believe that this is the perfect time, the perfect opportunity to further strengthen the relations between India and Australia”.
Myanmar Elections 2020: An Analysis
Political transitions often tend to be prolonged and dotted with many uncertainties. In the recent past, India’s eastern neighbour Myanmar, with whom it shares a 1,468-km long border, has been undergoing such a transition. The country’s current constitution came into effect in 2008, and after a prolonged rule by the military junta, elections were held in 2010.
Lessons from Ladakh and the Way Forward
Nearly 50,000 heavily armed Indian and Chinese PLA troops face each other over the contested “Line of Actual Control”, unsure whether the coming days will bring more chill or a thaw in the six-month long standoff which could become a permanently contested militarised zone. In a web of realigned military positions, Indian troops continue to hold dominating heights (at around 16000 ft) on the Kailash Range, dominating the south bank of Pangong Tso (Map 1), including the PLA camp at Moldo (which has been the site of border meetings) and the road eastwards to Rudok providing access to the Tibet-Xinjiang highway.
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