Reports & Papers
Green Paradox and the need for supply side climate policy making: An Indian Perspective
October 26, 2022
Center For Public Policy Research Named A Finalist For Atlas Network’s 2020 Templeton Freedom Award
November 9, 2022India’s Maritime Security Architecture-Challenges & Threats
The countries of the Indo-Pacific including India are opposed to China’s aggressive policies, even flouting the provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Laws of Seas (UNCLOS) and/or the decisions of the Permanent Court of International Court of Justice[i]. In the wake of such geo-strategic developments, regional maritime security is at the risk of being destabilized for the sake of power balance.
K V Thomas is Senior Fellow at CPPR. He has over 36 years of distinguished service in the Intelligence Bureau (Ministry of Home Affairs) of India where he rose to become the Associate Director. He can be contacted at [email protected]
K V Thomas
K V Thomas is Senior Fellow at CPPR. He has over 36 years of distinguished service in the Intelligence Bureau (Ministry of Home Affairs) of India where he rose to become the Associate Director. He can be contacted at [email protected]