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ICFAI holds meet on India’s security
Saddled with colonial institutions, India is ill-equipped to fully face the security challenges of today’s world, said Atul Singh, the founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Fair Observer, a US-based non-profit media organization that aims to inform and on India’s Security on world news, politics, economics, business and culture.
Hyderabad: Saddled with colonial institutions, India is ill-equipped to fully face the security challenges of today’s world, said Atul Singh, the founder, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Fair Observer, a US-based non-profit media organization that aims to inform and educate global citizens on world news, politics, economics, business and culture.
Delivering a talk on ‘Geostrategic Challenges to India’s National and Human Security’ at the ICFAI University campus, he referred to India as an accidental nation state surrounded by neighbors struggling with varying degrees of instability. According to him, one cannot have national security without human security they need to understand the underlying interconnectedness of poverty, desperation, religious fanaticism and identity politics.
