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Weekly Assessments & Briefings

Volume 17, No. 52, 24-Jun-2019
ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Misplaced Expectations
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Red Resistance
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 51, 17-Jun-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Arunachal Pradesh: Rankling Wounds
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • AFGHANISTAN: The Veil of Oppression
    Sanchita Bhattacharya



    • Volume 17, No. 50, 10-Jun-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Maoists: Civilian Slaughters
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • SRI LANKA: Hardening Faultlines
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 49, 03-Jun-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN-USA: Slow Surrender
    Joy Mitra
  • NEPAL: Dangerous Slide
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 48, 27-May-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN: Disputed Borders
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: NDFB-S: Depleted, not Decimated
    M.A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 47, 20-May-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • Balochistan: Ethnic Backlash
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Meghalaya: Warning Signs
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee



    • Volume 17, No. 46, 13-May-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Stifled Media
    Sanchita Bhattacharya
  • NEPAL: Mirage of Justice
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 45, 06-May-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Maoist Minefield
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • INDIA: ULFA-I: Refusing to Die
    M.A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 44, 29-Apr-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • SOUTH ASIA: Changing Face of Terror
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Punjab: Sustained Subversion
    Nijeesh N



    • Volume 17, No. 43, 22-Apr-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Declining Terror, Persistent Vulnerabilities
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • BHUTAN: Oasis of Peace
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee



    • Volume 17, No. 42, 15-Apr-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • BANGLADESH: Enduring Stabilization
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • INDIA: North East: Tranquillity at Risk
    M.A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 41, 08-Apr-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Islamist Terrorism: Contained, not Terminated
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Assam: Tense Peace
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee



    • Volume 17, No. 40, 01-Apr-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Maoists: Wounded, not Vanquished
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • SRI LANKA: Political Slugfest, Undue Pressure
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 39, 25-Mar-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • MALDIVES: Hope and Fear
    Nijeesh N.
  • INDIA: Mizoram: Persisting Irritants
    M. A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 38, 18-Mar-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • Pakistan: Ever-present Threat
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Nagaland: Unresolved Reconciliation
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee



    • Volume 17, No. 37, 11-Mar-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Meghalaya: Risking Major Gains
    M.A. Athul
  • PAKISTAN: Gilgit Baltistan: Brutal Assimilation
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 36, 04-Mar-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN: The Defeat of Reason
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Kerala: Creeping Incursions
    Nijeesh N.



    • Volume 17, No. 35, 25-Feb-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Punjab: Turning a Blind Eye
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Andhra Pradesh: Peace Endures
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 34, 18-Feb-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Jammu and Kashmir: Frittering Gains, Feeding Disruption
    Ajit Kumar Singh, Nijeesh N.
  • PAKISTAN :Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Anxious Peace
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



    • Volume 17, No. 33, 11-Feb-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Telangana: Revolution on Hold
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • NEPAL: Elusive Justice
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 32, 04-Feb-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Tripura: Destabilizing Gambit
    M.A.Athul
  • INDIA: Maharashtra: Rebellion Halted
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 31, 28-Jan-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Arunachal Pradesh: Troubles on the Margin
    M.A. Athul
  • INDIA: Bihar: Remains of a Rebellion
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 30, 21-Jan-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Manipur: Malignant Politics
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • INDIA: Odisha: Declining Threat
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 29, 14-Jan-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Sindh: Sustained Improvement
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Chhattisgarh: Enduring Challenge
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 28, 07-Jan-2019
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Violent surge in Balochistan
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Jharkhand: Visible Improvement
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 27, 31-Dec-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Assam: Tinsukia: Simmering Dangers
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • INDIA: Maoists: Ebb Tide in Jamui
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 26, 24-Dec-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN-INDIA-IRAN: Chabahar Entente
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • SRI LANKA: Presidential Paroxysms
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 25, 17-Dec-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Balochistan: CPEC – Escalating Threat
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Sukma: Deep Inroads
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 24, 10-Dec-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA-MYANMAR: NSCN-K Widening Rift: An Opportunity
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • NEPAL: Stalled Justice
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 23, 03-Dec-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN: Suicide Offensive
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA-MALDIVES: On Again
    Anurag Sharma



    • Volume 17, No. 22, 26-Nov-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA:Chhattisgarh: Ballots over Bullets
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • PAKISTAN: Sectarian Savagery
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



    • Volume 17, No. 21, 19-Nov-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Odisha: Malkangiri: Eroding ‘Safe Haven’
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • AFGHANISTAN: The Futility of Talks
    Ajit Kumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 20, 12-Nov-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Chhattisgarh: Targeting Polls
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • SRI LANKA : Fueling Uncertainty
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 19, 05-Nov-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Assam: Provoking Polarization
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee
  • PAKISTAN: Balochistan: Festering Wound
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



    • Volume 17, No. 18, 29-Oct-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN: Electoral Consolidation amidst Violence
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA : Chhattisgarh: Bijapur: Leaning on the Maoists
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 17, 22-Oct-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN-AFGHANISTAN:Contentious Border
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Manipur: Festering Rivalries
    M.A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 16, 15-Oct-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: J&K: Political Fiasco
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • NEPAL: Hopes Belied
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 15, 08-Oct-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN: Air-Power: Uncertain Impact
    Joy Mitra
  • INDIA: Drone Policy: Too Little, Too Late
    Dominic Karunesudas



    • Volume 17, No. 14, 01-Oct-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: J&K: Extreme Measures
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA: Andhra Pradesh: Audacious Hit
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 13, 24-Sep-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA:Northeast: A Pale Islamist Shadow
    M.A.Athul
  • AFGHANISTAN:Looming Crises
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 12, 17-Sep-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Northeast: Criminal Nexus
    M.A. Athul
  • INDIA: SRE: Paying Dividends
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 11, 10-Sep-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • SRI LANKA: Cementing Reconciliation
    S. Binodkumar Singh
  • INDIA: Chhattisgarh: Narayanpur: Tightening Vice
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 10, 03-Sep-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Urban Maoist Fakery
    Ajai Sahni
  • PAKISTAN: CPEC: Chinese checkmate
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



    • Volume 17, No. 9, 27-Aug-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHANISTAN: Meaningless Overtures
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • INDIA-MYANMAR: NSCN-K: Coup!
    Giriraj Bhattacharjee



    • Volume 17, No. 8, 20-Aug-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: FICNs: Supply Uninterrupted
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • BANGLADESH: Justice Grinds On, Slowly
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 7, 13-Aug-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Gilgit Baltistan: Deception
    S. Binodkumar Singh
  • INDIA: Sukma: Losing the Heartland
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 6, 06-Aug-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • AFGHNISTAN: Battle for Supremacy
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • PAKISTAN: Tribal Elders: The Curse of War
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



    • Volume 17, No. 5, 30-Jul-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Deep State Driven Democracy
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • AFGHANISTAN: Blind Optimism
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 4, 23-Jul-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Resurrecting TTP
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty
  • INDIA: Maoists: No place to Hide
    Deepak Kumar Nayak



    • Volume 17, No. 3, 16-Jul-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • PAKISTAN: Murdering Democracy
    Ajit Kumar Singh
  • NEPAL: Evasive Maneuvers
    S. Binodkumar Singh



    • Volume 17, No. 2, 09-Jul-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Maoists: Extreme Measures
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • INDIA: ZUF: Factional Feuds
    M.A. Athul



    • Volume 17, No. 1, 02-Jul-2018
    ASSESSMENT
  • INDIA: Maoist Vengeance
    Deepak Kumar Nayak
  • AFGHANISTAN-PAKISTAN: Border Headaches
    Tushar Ranjan Mohanty



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