Afghanistan: Case for Indian Military Assistance
Afghanistan has seen a tremendous surge in violence in the last few months. The Taliban have inflicted numerous casualties on the Afghan National Defense and […]
Joy Mitra
Joy Mitra is a researcher and geopolitical analyst with expertise in strategic (game) theory, deterrence and escalation dynamics, conflict bargaining and negotiation, and decision-making analysis. Currently affiliated with IPCS, he is a regular contributor to various online platforms and journals and has earlier worked at the South Asia desk of Wikistrat and at the Institute of Chinese Studies, New Delhi. Prior to joining IPCS he was a Foreign Policy Fellow jointly with the Jindal School of International Affairs, OP Jindal Global University, Sonipat, and the Youth Forum for Foreign Policy. He holds an MA in Diplomacy, Law and Business from OP Jindal Global University. Joy is also a qualified engineer and worked with a multinational consultancy firm before making a career transition. He tweets at @fasmaverick
Articles by Joy Mitra
NFU Debate: Putting the Cart before the Horse
Professor Vipin Narang’s comments at the 2017 Carnegie Nuclear Policy Conference have generated considerable debate about India’s nuclear posture and doctrine – specifically putting in […]
India’s Successful PSLV-C37 Launch: Mastering Dual Use Technology?
Last week, the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) attained a technological feat that would not have come as a surprise to those following India’s space […]
२०१६ मे भारत: पुनर्विलोकन
२०१६ भारत के लिए एक ऐसा साल रहा जिसमे घरेलू और अंतरराष्ट्रीय स्तर पर कई रुख मोड़ देने वाली घटनाएँ हुईं। नरेंद्र मोदी की सरकार […]
2016 In Review: India
For India, 2016 was a year when several trend-changing events took place, both domestically and internationally. The Modi-led government has had its hands full with […]
Soft Coup in Pakistan
Pakistan witnessed its first democratic transition in the 2013 general elections and is in all probability heading for a second such transition of power in […]
Post-Uri Strikes: Deterrence, Threshold, and Escalation
On September 18, militants struck at an Indian Army camp in Uri, causing 18 casualties among the Indian ranks. In the aftermath of the Uri […]
Dialogue of the Deaf and Blind
Even before the NSA-level talks had started catching eyeballs in India and Pakistan, Yashwant Sinha called it the “dialogue of the deaf.” In the end, […]
Method in the Madness?
Recently, India conducted an operation against insurgent groups which are said to have their base behind the India-Myanmar border. The aftermath of the operation saw […]
Cold Peace or a Looming Crisis?
In January 2013, when the first cross-border skirmishes happened and beheadings of soldiers grabbed national headlines, vitriolic coverage by the vernacular media on both sides […]