Lt Gen Shokin Chauhan

The writer is a former senior Indian Army commander with extensive operational experience across high-altitude, counter-insurgency, and sub-conventional warfare environments. Over a distinguished career, he has translated battlefield command into strategic thought, contributing to doctrine, national security discourse, and professional military education. Post-service, he remains an influential strategic analyst and author, bridging operational experience with policy, geopolitics, and regional security studies

Iran at the Edge: The First 24 Hours and the Next 48

War rarely announces itself with clarity. It arrives in fragments, radar blips, tremors in the night, confused reports, official denials, and only later do we recognise the hinge of history. The last twenty-four hours...

Strategic Asymmetry: China Used Time as Weapon, Unlike India

In May 2009, I was commanding a brigade in Eastern Ladakh. One of my responsibilities was to lead discussions with the People’s Liberation Army at Rezang La, a place where history weighs heavily and...
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