‘Adaptive Defence’ doctrine to deal with emerging challenges: Rajnath
Business Standard|November 14, 2024
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has announced that the government is adopting a doctrine of "Adaptive Defence" to tackle security challenges in today's fast-changing world.
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‘Adaptive Defence’ doctrine to deal with emerging challenges: Rajnath

He made the announcement on Tuesday while addressing a conclave of military strategists at the Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses in New Delhi.

He described "Adaptive Defence" as a strategic approach in which the country's military and defence mechanisms evolve continuously in tandem with emerging threats.

The new strategy anticipates events and prepares to counter those proactively.

India's current military doctrine adopts a three-fold approach against three potential threats.

The Indian military has traditionally been structured, trained, deployed, and operationally poised in a "deterrent" posture against Pakistan and a "dissuasive" posture against China.

At the same time, India's maritime forces are poised for an "expeditionary role" in the Indian Ocean Region.

The new "Adaptive Defence" strategy does not fundamentally change these roles.

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