Analyse any three broad components of the security strategy of India.
DELHI - OUTSIDE DELHI - FOREIGN SET 1 2018
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Three broad components of Security Strategy of India:
  1. Strengthening Military Capabilities:
  • India’s involvment in conflicts with its neighbours–Indo-Pak (1947-48, 1965, 1971 & 1999) & Indo-China (1962).
  • Conducted nuclear test in 1998, was justified by the Indian Government in terms of safeguarding national security.
  1. Strengthening international norms and institutions:
  • India supports-Asian solidarity, decolonisation, disarmament and peaceful settlement of disputes.
  • Universal and Non-discriminatory Nuclear Disarmament.
  • Support for NAM, NIEO and Kyoto Protocol.
  • Participation in UN Peacekeeping Missions.
  1. Security within the country:
  • Separatist movements in Nagaland, Mizoram, Punjab and Kashmir have been dealt with.
  • India preserved its national unity by adopting a democratic political system.
  1. Economic Development:
  • Efforts to end economic inequalities.
  • Combine economic growth with human development.
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