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Friday, February 13, 2026

Defining Factor in India's Resilience Against Digital Decay

Defining Factor in India's Resilience Against Digital Decay

On the "Cognitive Firewall"- "Dr. Verma’s articulation of the 'Cognitive Firewall' is a timely wake-up call. As we move beyond traditional kinetic warfare, understanding that the 'mind is a battlefield' is crucial for our national doctrine. The shift from a hardware-centric model to one of algorithmic sovereignty will be the defining factor in India's resilience against digital decay."

Dr. Deshraj Meena, Indraprastha College for Women (IP College), University of Delhi

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On the "Triple Infiltration" (Cover Story)- "The cover story brilliantly dissects infiltration not just as a physical border issue, but as a multidimensional crisis involving manpower, weapons, and most dangerously, ideology. The suggestion to declare a 10 km 'Special Security Zone' under direct Central control is a bold policy proposal that warrants serious parliamentary debate to ensure uniform border management."

Abhinaw Upadhyay, Senior Journalist, Dainik Hindustan

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On the "Vladivostok Vector"- "The analysis of the RELOS agreement and the Chennai-Vladivostok Maritime Corridor highlights a significant milestone in India's trans-oceanic ambitions. Securing logistical footholds in the Arctic and North Pacific proves that the Indian Navy has matured into a true blue-water force capable of protecting our energy interests far beyond the Indian Ocean."

Prajwal Srinivas, Law Student, Delhi

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On "Arunachal's Pangsau Pass" (The Border Tapestry): "The feature on Pangsau Pass serves as a poignant reminder of our military heritage and the strategic importance of the 'Stilwell Road'. Integrating these 'First Villages' through cultural festivals and the Border Haat is essential for the 'Act East' policy, proving that borderlands are bridges, not just barriers."

Sairinpuii Sailo, Mizoram

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On "Civil-Military Fusion" (Lt Gen Raj Shukla’s Book Review): "Lt Gen Raj Shukla’s call to break down the 'silos' between civilian innovation and military requirements is the cornerstone of true Aatmanirbharta. By fostering synergy between startups, academia, and the armed forces, India can build a robust ecosystem that addresses both conventional and hybrid threats simultaneously."

Ashish Varghese Mathew, Kerala 

Seema Sanghosh English: February 2026


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