Maj Gen Nitin P Gadkari (Retd) Articles 11
General Nitin Gadkari (Retd), had a distinguished career in the Indian Army which spanned 37 years of commissioned service. He was commissioned into the Regiment of Artillery in June 1977. In his career span he served across the length and breadth of the country and abroad. The General Officer has the privilege of serving in the Siachen glacier. Later he commanded an artillery regiment in an offensive corps in the western sector during Kargil operations. He commanded a brigade in the counter insurgency role in the J&K. The General Officer is a distinguished academician. He has a PhD from Osmania University. His subject of specialization is Motivation; part of the Organizational Behavior. He has done his MA in economics from Fergusson College, Pune University. He did his MSc in Defence Studies and Master of Management Sciences from Madras and Osmania University, respectively. Currently he writes on military and strategic matters and undertakes motivational talks in public forums.
He can be reached at: [email protected]
Geo-Politics Of AUKUS
Editor’s Note AUKUS took the world by surprise, including the Chinese. It rocks the post World War II security architectures and brings the Indo-Pacific region in the far greater focus of th... Read more
Chinese People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force: The Decisive Instrument : Part II
Conventional PLARF In the nineties, the Chinese realised that keeping a nuclear-armed missile force can only be deterrence and not an offensive tool, as PLA cannot use it against a conventio... Read more
Chinese Peoples Liberation Army Rocket Force: The Decisive Instrument: Part I
Editor’s Note The PLARF (Peoples Liberation Army Rocket Force) is the most decisive instrument in the matrix for the realisation of the Chinese dream of ruling the world. Chinese nuclear pow... Read more
How Drone Warfare Tilt Battle with Armenia in Favour of Azerbaijan
Editor’s Note An article on Azerbaijan’s victory over Armenia in the recent conflict in the Caucasians by the author was published in the Strat News Global on November 19, 2020. This article... Read more
What Will Succeed In The Post COVID-19 World?
Editor’s Note Though it’s early days and COVID-19 is yet to play out fully, a few sectors that could witness expansion in business volumes are perhaps identifiable. Some inferences can also... Read more
FDI in Defence: Navigating the Twists and Turns
Editor’s Note The issue of FDI in defence has dogged our decision-makers for long. A sector, at once stage, allowing little or no foreign capital, has partly opened its gates; albeit hesitat... Read more
State of Indian Economy: Will It Affect the Defence Budget
How bad is the state of Indian economy? There has been a surge in reporting the poor state of the Indian economy recently, and significantly more after the presentation of the Union Budget b... Read more
Hong Kong Crisis as a Red Flag Flutters
Editor’s Note Hong Kong is on the boil. The tiny island territory, a hub of global business is witnessing a turmoil perhaps never anticipated. That over a million men and women will get on t... Read more
Kashmir Redux: No Chest-Thumping, Long Haul Ahead
President Ram Nath Kovind has declared abrogation of the provisions of Article 370 and its subset 35 A of the Constitution, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashmir on August 6. The mo... Read more
Can China be the Main Supplier for Petroleum Products to Nepal?
Editor’s Note The Madhesi Andolan in Nepal in 2015, led to bitter relations between Nepal and India. Movement of goods between the two countries was affected because of a blockade at the cro... Read more