Brig Sanjay Agarwal
SANJAY AGARWAL is Former Security Advisor, Ministry of Home Affairs, GoI.
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Asymmetric Warfare via Migration: What India Can Learn from Spain’s Ceuta Crisis
The Anatomy of a Modern Border BreachBetween 30–31 July...
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From Odesa to Oman: The Lethal Cost to Neutral Merchant Mariners
The Anatomy of a High-Seas TragedyThe lethal targeting of...
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Beyond ISRO: An Analysis of India’s First Private Orbital Satellite Launch
The Strategic Arrival
The successful orbital insertion of the...
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Porous Borders, Shadow Operatives: Unpacking the Geopolitical Rift in the US-India Intelligence Relations
The Sonauli Intercept as a Strategic SymptomOn 11 July...
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The Ahmedabad Terror Verdict: A Strategic Milestone in the Evolution of the Indian State
The Ahmedabad High Court's judgment demonstrates that strategic patience, institutional endurance and constitutional legitimacy are not merely attributes of a mature democracy; they are...
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“For He’s a Jolly Good Fellow”: Why an Army Mess Tradition Should Stand the Test of Time
There are few institutions in the world where tradition carries as much weight as it does in the military. Uniforms evolve, weapons become more...
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FCRA, Foreign Funds, Domestic Security and India-US Friction
Two months ago I wrote an article, Regulating Foreign Funds: A Necessary Tightrope Walk, about the proposed Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2026. I...
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From Conflict to Bargaining Power
Reports of a possible $3 billion transfer from the UAE to Iran have generated intense debate. The claim remains disputed and should therefore be...
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US Attacks on Hormuz Civilian Shipping, 3 Indians Killed
9 Jun-11 Jun 2026. Three days. US military attacks three civilian ships in Hormuz, ALL with Indian crew. 3 Indians killed. The continuing Hormuz...
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More Than Reactors: The Russia-Iran $25 Billion Signal
In West Asia the repeated collapse of ceasefire arrangements and their extension suggest that the United States has walked itself into a corner here....
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When a Platform Becomes a Possibility: The Significance of Sahil Khan on The Suhani Show
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11 August and Balochistan: Why Bharat Cannot Afford to Remain a Silent Spectator
Today is 11th August.That makes any conversation about Balochistan...
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What Bhagwan Krishna Can Teach the Government About Facing the FCRA 2026 Battle
I had the privilege of attending a wonderful lesson...
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The Makkah Triangle: Pakistan — Security Guarantor or Strategic Beneficiary?
The Saudi Arabia Turkey Pakistan defence pact marks a...
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When AI Turns Every Photograph into a Potential Crime Scene
Within four days, three separate arrests in India and...