Anand K Verma

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    The Insoluble Equation: Indo-Pak Relations

    The two-nation theory has mired Indo-Pak relationship into an intractable problem in Kashmir. More than a half-century has gone by after independence and four wars...
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    Siachen: An episode to Remember

    In the troubled relationship of India with Pakistan, there have been very few occasions when the latter desired a genuine end to some of the...
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    Pakistan: Fault Lines

    A reality deficit of staggering proportions now stands generated in Pakistan which, even while promoting a culture of militarism and religious bigotry, erodes the foundation...
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    National Security: Decision Making

    The Indian State as it exists today is a consequence of the British presence in India. Prior to that, throughout history, the sub continental land...
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    Islam and its many trends

    Except the war zones, palestine, Iraq and Afghanistan and the proxy war zones Kashmir and India, for quite sometime the rest of the world has...
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    The Arab Spring: opening a pandora’s box?

    The so called Arab spring represents a massive popular movement, not seen or predicted in the Arab world ever since the Suez sponsored Nasserite upheaval....
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    Forebodings in J&K over spring

    The advent of spring in Kashmir is creating apprehensions in some quarters in the State. Will there be a repeat of turmoil and tension, which...
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    Pakistan: The cost of two-nation theory

    Mohammed Ali Jinnah is on record, claiming that he brought about Pakistan single-handedly. Had he not been born would Pakistan exist today? Historians have always...
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    Pakistan Armed Forces: The Other Pillar

    The Muslim League whose campaign led to the birth of Pakistan could hardly be called a grass roots party until after 1940 when the Pakistan...
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    Fight against Terrorism and the Moral Dilemmas

    Terrorism is a phenomenon operating on both sides of morality. Dilemmas, therefore, arise not confined to any one side. This is best apparent by examining...
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    Security threats facing India

    Threats are a matter of perception. Their assessments take into account capacities, not so much intentions, of a potential adversary. For an accurate reading, the...
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    Radical Islam : Terror is the tool

    Time has arrived for the unspoken to be spoken i.e. Radical Islam is at war with India. The objectives of the war are to destroy...
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    Euphoria in Indo-Pak Relations

    Current mass euphoria in Indo-Pak sentiments, brought by the current cricket series and some recent political developments, is destined to dissipate as certain abiding realities...
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    Trajectory to regional and global power

    Many observers have commented that the 21st century belongs to India (and China). Since economics is increasingly becoming the currency of power, this statement acknowledges the...
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    Pakistan’s Islamic Odyssey : dangers ahead

    The movement for Pakistan, as envisaged by its chief promoter Mohammed Ali Jinnah, was not intended to produce a religion dominated theocratic state. No doubt...
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    A vision for India

    Vision for India means setting a goal, what India should be at the end of a specified period, say 20 years. It will be an...