Anil Athale
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| Colonel (retd) Dr Anil Athale is a Chhatrapati Shivaji Chair Fellow of the United Services Institute. A former Joint Director (History Division) and infantryman, he has been running an NGO, Peace and Disarmament, based in Pune for the past 10 years. As a military historian he specialises in insurgency and peace process. Colonel (Dr.) Anil Athale is the author of ‘Nuclear Menace: the Sataygraha Approach’, published May 1997. |
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By Colonel Anil Athale The death of over 73 policemen in a single incident near Dantewada in Chhatisgarh has brought out in stark nakedness all that is wrong with our concept of national security More
Colonel (Dr) Anil AthaleWith the death of Prabhakaran and the decimation of most of the LTTE leadership, the Sri Lankan government has claimed victory in Jaffna. But while the existence of LTTE as an More
Col. (Dr.) Anil Athale is a Chattrapati Shivaji Fellow of the United Services Institute, Co-ordinator of More
Gandhigiri brings archrivals to the talking tableThere is no doubt about Gandhi`s contribution in making More
Colonel Anil Athale, a Chhatrapati Shivaji Fellow of the United Services Institute, is working on a project on internal security. He is also the coordinator of Pune-based think More
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Yes, without the horrible terrorist attack on Mumbai in November 2008, it is unlikely that the movie Slumdog Millionaire (SM for short) could have won the kind of adulation More
Colonel Anil Athale, a Chhatrapati Shivaji Fellow of the United Services Institute, is working on a project on internal security. He is also the coordinator of Pune-based think tank Inpad, affiliated More
A few months ago, aware of my interest in the subject, our Europe-based son sent us a book on Jihad, which he described as a “wake-up call for all Indians.” More
Unless the Pakistan army changes its mindset, policies and strategies, peace in the subcontinent and survival of Pakistan will remain a question mark and a recurring nightmare. One way to ensure that More
India must use its clout to enforce peace in Sri Lanka, writes Colonel (retd) Dr Anil Athale. More
