This section contains articles on different aspects of Pakistan and India-Pakistan relations, including the issue of cross-border terrorism.
The relationship between India and Pakistan has been held hostage to state-sponsored cross-border terrorism practised by the Pakistani state ever since the creation of Pakistan in 1947.
OPERATION SINDOOR – ASSESSING INDIA’S DOCTRINE OF ‘TERRORISM AS AN ACT OF WAR’ - Part II
OPERATION SINDOOR – ASSESSING INDIA’S DOCTRINE OF ‘TERRORISM AS AN ACT OF WAR’ - Part I
Raiders in Kashmir: A Story of Kashmir as told by Major General Akbar Khan (1947-1948) – Part II
Raiders in Kashmir: A Story of Kashmir as told by Major General Akbar Khan (1947-1948) – Part I
A Compilation of Pakistani Terrorist Attacks in India: 1989-2025 - Part I
India has decided to keep in abeyance the Indus Waters Treaty till such time as Pakistan ceases its support to cross-border terrorism against it. The handbook is a compilation of essays on the historical, technical, legal and climate change aspects that have impacted the Treaty .
The Indus Waters Treaty: A Critical Analysis of India's Diplomatic Concessions
Revitalising the Tulbul Navigation Project for Jammu and Kashmir’s Development
Indus Waters Dispute: India’s Strategic Victory in Neutral Expert Proceedings
Upper Siang Hydroelectric Project – Key to Prosperity in Arunachal Pradesh
Rethinking Indus Waters Treaty: A Critical Review for a Sustainable Framework
The political and economic turmoil in Pakistan in recent years merits a close look from India as these aspects impact Islamabad's strategic outlook towards New Delhi.
