Akshat Upadhyay

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Lt Col Akshat Upadhyay has completed his MPhil in Defence and Strategic Studies from Punjab University. He has a double Masters in History and Political Science and a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) in Electronics and Telecommunication.  He is a prolific writer who has written for several think tanks including CLAWS, IDSA, ORF and USI. He has also published op-eds in Hindustan Times, Times of India, The Hindu, The Tribune and The Daily Guardian on a variety of topics such as radicalisation, social media, LC dynamics, emerging technologies and social movements. The author has also won several awards, including the COAS Gold Medal Essay Competition and the USI Gold Medal Essay Competition. He has also authored a book “Coercive Diplomacy against Pakistan” (KW Publishers).

Research Fellow
Email: aksmav12rick[at]gmail[dot]com
Phone: +91 11 2671 7983

Publication

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AI As A Multi-Domain Enabler For The Army

Research Fellow, Manohar Parrikar IDSA, Lt Col Akshat Upadhyay’s article ‘AI As A Multi-Domain Enabler For The Army’ has been published by Ananta Centre, on 21 November 2023.

The Indian Army has started exploring AI as an enabler in various domains. Publicly available information, however, is very limited in this case. As a result, the analysis here is based exclusively on four major sources: newspaper reports, official websites and resources, speeches by military authorities and selected peer-reviewed articles published in the Defence Science Journal issued by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), says Lt Col Upadhyay.

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  • Published: 21 November, 2023
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China-US Tussle Over Semiconductors: What Does It Imply For India And The World

Research Fellow, Manohar Parrikar IDSA, Col Akshat Upadhyay’s article ‘China-US Tussle over Semiconductors: What Does It Imply for India and the World’ has been published in Outlook on 01 November 2022.

The United States has tightened export controls regarding China with an aim to restrict the export of not just semiconductors to China but to also restrict the manufacturing process itself, says Col Upadhyay.

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  • Published: 1 November, 2022