Battle Ready for the 21st Century, edited by Lieutenant General A.K. Singh and Brigadier Narender Kumar

P.K. Chakravorty

Major General (Dr) P.K. Chakravorty, Retd, is a Senior Fellow (Veterans) at the Centre for Land Warfare Studies (CLAWS), New Delhi. read more

Currently and in the next 10–15 years in the Indian subcontinent, warfare is going to be based on multi-domain operations, including land, sea, air, space and information, with information warfare comprising essentially four components: psychological, electronic warfare, cyber and deception. Considering the military and nuclear capabilities of China and Pakistan, the chances of a full-scale conventional war are remote. Wars in the subcontinent will be mainly hybrid and linked to the use of militancy in Jammu and Kashmir and the North-East. With the growth of Chinese naval power, sporadic intrusions by their warships in the Indian Ocean will also be witnessed.

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