Debalina Ghoshal is a Research Fellow with the Centre for Human Security Studies, Hyderabad, India. She works on nuclear issues, missiles, and missile defense. Her articles have appeared in the Washington Quarterly, the Federation of American Scientists, Comparative Strategy, The Diplomat, Canadian Military Journal, and Canadian Naval Review to name a few. Previously, she was a Research Associate at the Delhi Policy Group.
In January, Pakistan claimed to have test-fired a 2,200 km range Ababeel ballistic missile with Multiple Independently-Targetable Re-entry Vehicle (MIRV) capability that would ensure the […]
A major focus of India’s nuclear energy program has been to strengthen non-proliferation efforts. For instance, despite not being a signatory to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation […]
Ever since South Asia became a nuclear weapons zone, efforts have been needed to reduce the possibility of a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan. […]
The Iranian nuclear deal has managed to alter some noteworthy strategic equations in West Asia. It came as a big surprise when Saudi Arabia and […]
The recent Parameters for the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), released by the U.S. Department of State in April 2015, resulted in Iran’s agreeing […]
New Delhi’s no-first use nuclear policy compels India to strengthen her ability to retaliate against adversaries in a way that is irrespective of the range […]