Raghu Raman, The Wire

Raghu Raman

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Mumbai, MH, India

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Past articles by Raghu:

Remembering Those Who Give Up Their Diwali – So We Can Celebrate Ours

Because of the security forces, we can celebrate not just our festivals but our freedom, our democracy, our civil rights and even our right to be uncivil. → Read More

#MeToo: How Unsafe Working Environments Hinder India's Economic Development

A strategic response to creating a safer work environment for women, is to make a compelling socio-economic case for it. India needs to realise that a safe working environment is a competitive economic advantage. → Read More

India is running out of options in Kashmir. Involving women in peace process can make the difference

It may seem naïve to the hawks, but perhaps naivety should be given a chance where Machiavellianism has failed to deliver. → Read More

How to make peace in Kashmir and with Pakistan: Lessons from the battle of Flanders

India has called ceasefire in Kashmir and with Pakistan, and it is an opportunity to reflect on the futility of perpetual conflict. → Read More

What's Stopping Our Armed Forces From Leveraging Imaginative Thinking?

While funds are crucial for capacity enhancement, our armed forces could draw upon their capacity for 'out of box' thinking to solve some challenges. → Read More

Brinkmanship Versus Statesmanship and the Slippery Slope to War and Violence

For many decades, psychologists have tried to answer this question: What makes a regular ‘next door neighbour’ transform into a rapacious demon and kill without mercy or remorse? → Read More

Tabletop strategists please take note: War with Pak, China ain't an answer

Read more about Tabletop strategists please take note: War with Pak, China ain't an answer on Business Standard. Though hawks promise otherwise, wars have never ever resolved any conflict. → Read More

Tabletop Strategists Please Take Note, War Is Not the Answer

Though hawks promise otherwise, wars have never ever resolved any conflict. → Read More

Why Large Nations Lose Small Wars

Terrorism has never been about absolute body counts. It has always been about creating shock and awe to accentuate the helplessness of the state. → Read More

India Is Hurtling Down a Path of Self-Destruction

Just like in many other parts of the world, the decision-making elites have chosen to take short-term decisions that favoured their interests rather than the society’s. → Read More

Why Is India Still Ignoring Lessons Learnt From the Kargil War?

The best way to pay homage to those who died in Kargil is to remember what was learnt and incorporate that in practice – something India is yet to do. → Read More

To Beat Terror, Government Needs To Ace Battle For The Mind

And why governments are losing. → Read More

Why War With Pakistan  Is Not an Option

War-waging isn’t about bombastic threats, surgical strikes, cross-border firing or bellowing on TV channels. → Read More

Why war with Pakistan is not an option

Read more about Why war with Pakistan is not an option on Business Standard. No country can hope to achieve a decisive victory with a 'short war' in today's world → Read More

Why India should not wage a war against Pakistan

Read more about Why India should not wage a war against Pakistan on Business Standard. No country can hope to achieve a decisive victory with a 'short war' in today's world → Read More

Television Rhetoric Notwithstanding, War With Pakistan Is Not An Option

India cannot ‘win’ such a war for several reasons. → Read More

To solve its security crises, India must recognise that the real battle is the one for the mind

Enemies inside and outside are successfully hijacking the narrative about everything from Kashmir to Naxalism. → Read More

Kashmir Needs Better Governance, Not More Violence

The government needs to engage with the youth in Kashmir, channelising their energies into vocational training and employment opportunities. → Read More

Kulbhushan Jadhav: Pak keeps India issue on the boil, wants to shock & awe

Read more about Kulbhushan Jadhav: Pak keeps India issue on the boil, wants to shock & awe on Business Standard. There will be drama in Indian media, political circles; Pakistan will milk this opportunity → Read More

In Its Dealing With Kulbhushan Yadav, Pakistan Wants to Shock and Awe

There will be much drama in the Indian media and political circles on this one individual – and Pakistan will milk this opportunity to the fullest. → Read More