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Hello readers,Jai Hind,I'm Rohit and the blog is about CyberSecurity and the threats in Modern World. "The Internet is a prime example of how terrorists can behave in a truly transnational way; in response, States need to think and function in an equally transnational manner". - Ban Ki-moon(Former UN General). INTRODUCTION  Cyberthreat is an amorphic change in the nature of threats that is capable of convulsing the economic and social order of the world. These threats are hard to detect and difficult to investigate because of their anonymity. Since the Internet has developed as an unregulated, open architect, the globally integrated transnational character   of cyberspace has favoured the growth of cyberthreats. Based on the perpetrators and their motives, cyberthreats can be disaggregated into four types.       Source: Internet. 1.                  Cybercrime Cybercrimes are criminal activit...

Jai Hind everyone, This is Rohit and in this blog we will be discussing about a hot topic related to our national security. In 2006, then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh named Maoist insurgency as “the single biggest internal-security challenge” the country has ever faced. He would repeat the same warning in the succeeding four years. Let's  Begin , Red Corridor Introduction   Left-wing extremism has been a major threat to India since the 1960s. Many of these militant groups, for many years, had held the mineral-rich lands under their influence. Both the states and Central government, through a series of measures, had significantly improved their presence in the Naxal-infested regions. Currently, these militant groups are only operating in a few isolated regions. However, they still pose a substantial threat to India’s national security. Rise of Naxalism  Naxalism emerged out of a peasant revolt in 1967 in the village of Naxalbari, West Bengal . A s...

India Pakistan Relation- A tale of an unending war and unfulfilled desires. Hello readers in this blog I will discuss about one of the most important topics of all times. Pakistan got separated from India in 1947 with a new India recently taste the success of a long and successful campaign to gain independence from the Britishers. The two nations having shared culture, language,heritage was divided on the lines of Religion. Pakistan adopted the Islamic laws as the guiding principle to rule the Nation whereas Indian leader took time to frame a constitution for a free India. Let's discuss this in more details MR Defence exclusive.  👉 Pakistan represents the biggest foreign policy challenge to India and is source of all sorts of threats, from nuclear war to proxy wars. VIEWS - • Stephen P. Cohen- ‘Shooting for the century’ : It is a paired minority conflict and has reached mutually hurting stalemate where India can’t win and Pakistan can't lose. The other examples of...

Welcome back once again to my blog,  Today I will be discussing about a very important topic for Lecturette in SSB. Let's Begin. 📌 NEIGHBOURHOOD FIRST POLICY OF INDIA 📍HISTORY 👉 GUJARAL DOCTRINE- In the post-Cold War period, which began in the 1990s, India set out to refashion its foreign policy premises on non-alignment, its relations with Western bloc countries, regionalism and so on, which in turn had a huge impact on India’s neighbourhood/regional policies. 👉The Gujaral doctrine was based on the principle of Panchsheel and Non-Reciprocity . It called for greater investment in the region without expecting reciprocity as it was felt that India being a larger and more developed country in all the aspects should shoulder larger responsibilities. 👉The present policy of Neighbourhood First is based on similar premises. MR Defence content   📍INTRODUCTION   The policy of ‘Neighbourhood First’ focuses on creating mutually beneficial, people oriented, re...

Welcome back readers, a very pleasant morning to all  aspirants.So, in this blog we will be discussing about the problems our country faced while maintaining good ties with neighborhood countries and the solutions. As quoted by our late PM Atal Vihari Vajpayee "You can change friends but not neighbors" so maintaining healthy realtions is beneficial for tranquility and peace of the region i.e, Indian Ocean. Here we will discuss the challenges infront of our country to maintain a healthy relationship.  Let's Begin👉 📌 MAJOR CHALLENGES IN INDIA’S NEIGHBOURHOOD RELATIONS @ mr_defence_x MR Defence content  BORDER DISPUTE- 👉 Civilizational state : Historically, India has been a civilizational state rather than a territorial state. Due to  legacy of colonisation, Difficult terrain, Domestic politics India could not solve its boundary disputes with neighbours. 👉 Disputes : India has disputes with Pakistan over Kashmir, with China on Ladakh, Arunachal Prade...

Hello readers, My name is Rohit and in this blog we will be discussing about a very important topic for lecturette and group discussion for SSB. Let's Begin. Points to remember :  👉 In 2021, with Supreme court intervention, girls were allowed to write the National Defence Academy (NDA) entrance examination for the first time which was a historic moment for the young girls of the country. More than 1lakh female candidates took the test and overall 16 female candidates joined the prestigious National Defence Academy in Pune.  👉 For the first time in 1888, women were recruited for the Indian Military Nursing Service . It was only in 1992, that women officers were inducted into non-medical roles in the armed forces, but only as short-service commission (SSC) officers.  👉In 2008, the Centre granted a permanent commission to women officers only in the Legal and Education corps. After Supreme Court’s intervention in 2019, women can apply for Permanent Commission (...