Developments in Indian Missile Program: Options for Pakistan

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Developments in Indian Missile Program: Options for Pakistan

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Author(s): Shams-uz-Zaman

Publication date (Print): 2018

Journal: Policy Perspectives: The Journal of the Institute of Policy Studies

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With the induction of new weapon systems in South Asia, notably BMDs, the region would gradually become prone to risk of war especially due to unresolved disputes, notably Kashmir. The sporadic events of violence and state terrorism in Indian Held Kashmir, as have been witnessed in past few months, pose serious threat to a major chuck of the entire world population. Due to mutual hostility and suspicion, role of international community, especially the major powers, would remain critical in facilitating the bilateral peace between the South Asian nuclear rivals or else possibility of a nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan would keep the populace of this region hostage to the nuclear radiation effects around the globe.

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Publication date (Print): 2018

Volume: 15

Issue: 1

Pages: 43-61

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Shams-uz-Zaman is an independent scholar and visiting faculty member at Roots International University College, Peshawar.

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[2] Aher, Sainath P., Shivaji B. Khemnar, and Shambhaji D. Shinde. 2014. “Synethetic Aperture Radar in Indian Remote Sensing.” International Journal of Applied Information Systems 7 (2).

[3] Anand, Brig Vinod. January 2013. “The Role of Ballistic Missile Defence in the Emerging India-China Strategic Balance.” Vivekananda International Foundation (Occasional Paper).

[4] Burgess, Stephen F. June 2004. “India's Emerging Security Strategy, Missile Defense and Arms Control.” USAF Institute of National Security Studies INSS Occasional Paper (54): 2.

[5] Dalton, Toby, and George Perkovich. 2016. India's Nuclear Options and Escalation Dominance. May 16.

[6] Khan, Zulfiqar Ali. Winter 2007. “US, Israel Cooperation with India in Space and Missile Technology.” The Dialogue, 67–71.

[7] Menon, Narayanan. 2012. “BMD System for India - A realistic Assessment.” Indian Defence Review 27 (3).

[8] Meyers, Steven Lee. 1998. Russia is Helping India Extend Range Missile, US Aides Say. April 27. http://www.newyorktimes.com/1998/04/27/world/russia-is-helping-india-extend-range-of-missile-us-aides-say.html.

[9] Milhollin, Gary. November 1989. “India's Missiles - With a Little Hwlp from Our Friends.” Bulltin of the American Scientists.

[10] Miller, Frederic P., Agnes Vandome, and John McBrewster. 2009. Indian Ballistic Missile Defence Program. Mauritius: Alphascript Publishing. n.d. Naval Narak-8 Missiles, Israel, India.

[11] Pandit, Rajat. 2016. Enough of Akash, says army as it opts for Israeli missiles. March 30, 2014. Prithvi Air Defence. April 27. http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/world/india/pad.htm. 2009. PSLV Successfully Launches RISAT-2 and ANUSAT Satellites. April 20.

[12] Raghuvanshi, Vivek. 2016. India Seeks Predator Drones from US. June 27. http://www.defensenews.com/story/defense/2016/06/27/india-seeks-predator-drones-us/86432614.

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[17] Sharma, Ashok. 2009. Indias Missile Defence Programme: Threat Perceptions and Technoloical Evolution. New Delhi: Center for Land Warfare Studies.

[18] Spy satellite launch: India's Israeli turn? February 15, 2008.

[19] Subramanian, Arjun. 2012. Indian BMD: Ponters and Future. Issue Brief, New Delhi: Center for Power and Air Studies.

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