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COVID-19 and Its Challenges: Is India Future Ready?

Editors	Vijay Kumar Ahluwalia Amrita Jash
Language	English
Subject	Geopolitics
Genre	Nonfiction
Published	2020
Publisher	Pentagon Press
Publication place	India
Media type	Hardcover
Pages	159
ISBN	978-93-90095-02-5
OCLC	1221017458

COVID-19 and Its Challenges: Is India Future Ready? is an edited volume by Lt. General Vijay Kumar Ahluwalia and Amrita Jash of the Centre for Land Warfare Studies.^[1]

Background

The book comprises eleven contributors across nine chapters, providing critical insight into India's strategic challenges in 2020 and the recognition of human security as a national security domain. This book's central focus is assessing the threats, obstacles, and opportunities that collectively play a formative role in India's national security strategy in the world order that has emerged in the wake of the epidemic.^[2]

Reception

As Chris Cubbage of Asia Pacific Security Magazine suggests, "the book clearly outlines ‘What India Needs to Do,’ which may be easier to document than to actually achieve."^[2]

Writing for Mission Victory India, Brigadier Vivek Verma describes the book, " goes straight-away with the task of highlighting the problems and provides recommendations that are intended to enrich the policy planners’ options."^[3]

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