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The Indian Defence Review is a quarterly review read by senior Indian policy makers at senior bureaucratic, political and judicial levels. The IDR boasts that it is the `most quoted Indian defence publication. Capt. Bharat Verma is the editor of the IDR. He is also the founder and current editor of Lancer Publishers, a publishing house dedicated to defence and security matters. IN THIS VOLUME: Offensive Orientation• Tackling Maoists: The Andhra Paradigm • Winning Wars: Political Will Is The Key • International Exhibitions Usher In 2010 • Aerospace And Defence News • Evolving Doctrine Of Maritime Warfare • Interview With DG Naval Design • Shivalik: India’s New Generation Warship • Defence Budget 2010–2011: Again A Road To Nowhere! • Defence Procurements: Need For Accountability Audit • Restructuring Of Indian National Security Architecture • China’s New Asia Policy: Emerging Contours • Doctrine Of Military Intervention: Need For Building International Consensus • Dragon At The Door: The Gathering Storm Across The Himalayas • Army Revs Up `Cold Start’ • Unpredictable China: Are We Prepared? • Geopolitical Flux In Afghanistan: An Opportunity For India • The China Factor In Nepal • Giving Away Kashmir? • The Elephant And The Dragon: Tango Or Tangle? • Revisiting Kargil: Finding Alibis For Failures Serves No Purpose • Kargil: An IAF Perspective • US Defence Strategy And Priorities: Is It Changing Course? • India: Caught Between China And The Deep Sea • Democracy And The Army In Pakistan • Professional Mooring: The Making Of An Officer

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Capt. Bharat Verma is the editor of the IDR. He is also the founder and current editor of Lancer Publishers, a publishing house dedicated to defence and security matters.

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