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India’s defence planning has no clear strategic direction

By Brahma Chellaney (NEW DELHI, 11 July 2019) –  India’s new national budget accentuates its stagnant defence spending. India’s defence spending figure of $46.3 billion contrasts starkly with China’s $177.5

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