Military Literature Fest: At the 8th Military Literature Festival in Chandigarh, experts delved into the topic of “National Security Policies in Democratic Countries,” sparking a debate on whether India needs a formal National Security Policy (NSP). Lt. Gen Surinder Singh (Retd) questioned the logic of publicly outlining a security framework, especially given today’s unpredictable global climate.
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He stressed the need for better coordination among India’s security agencies to respond effectively to emerging threats.
Former Punjab Chief Secretary KBS Sidhu weighed in, suggesting that India’s democratic setup might complicate the creation of a cohesive security policy.
According to the new Indian express, He pointed out the need to prevent intelligence sharing from becoming monopolized and called for more investment to strengthen India’s defence infrastructure.
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Adding to the discussion, Lt. Gen (Retd) Praveen Bakshi emphasized that in today’s murky geopolitical environment, India requires a dynamic and proactive approach. He urged for focused, timely actions to build a secure and resilient future for the nation.
