Strategic and International Affairs

  In the field of strategic and international affairs, think tanks play a vital role in shaping public policy and decision-making. One such prominent think tank in Delhi is the Delhi Policy Group (DPG). Founded in 1994 by a group of Indian intellectuals and policy experts, the DPG has established itself as a leading institution for research, analysis, and advocacy on a range of national and international issues. Shaping Public Policy Through Research and Analysis Before we delve into the specifics of the Delhi Policy Group, it is important to understand what a think tank is. A think tank is a non-profit organization that conducts research, analysis, and advocacy on public policy issues. Think tanks employ subject matter experts and academics to produce research and analysis, which is then used to influence policy-makers, the media, and the public. DPG's Contribution to India's Foreign Policy and Global Relations At the Delhi Policy Group, the primary focus is on stra

  India’s Strategic Posture: The Role of Delhi Policy Group in Enhancing India’s Security through Strategic Partnerships India’s strategic posture plays a crucial role in shaping its security and foreign policy. In recent years, India has been focusing on enhancing its strategic partnerships with countries across the world to secure its interests and promote regional stability. The Delhi Policy Group (DPG), a non-profit think tank, has been working towards enhancing India’s strategic posture through research, analysis, and advocacy. Forging Stronger Bonds: The Role of India's Strategic Partnerships in Enhancing India's Security and Regional Stability India’s strategic partnerships with countries across the world have been instrumental in enhancing its security and promoting regional stability. India’s strategic partnerships with the United States, Japan, Australia, and other countries in the Indo-Pacific region have been particularly significant in shaping India’s strate

  India’s geography, with a long coastline of over 7,500 km and extensive maritime interests, makes it vulnerable to a range of maritime security threats. India’s maritime security challenges include piracy, terrorism, smuggling, illegal fishing, and threats to offshore installations. In recent years, China’s growing assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific region and its increasing presence in the Indian Ocean have added to India’s maritime challenges . In this context, the Delhi Policy Group (DPG) has been working towards enhancing India’s maritime security through research, analysis, and advocacy. Sailing Through India's Maritime Security Challenges: A Comprehensive Approach to Ensuring Maritime Safety and Security   India’s maritime security challenges have been compounded by several factors. The country’s dependence on seaborne trade and energy supplies, its long coastline, and strategic location in the Indian Ocean have made it vulnerable to maritime terrorism, piracy, and smug