India’s military modernisation must not be derailed by death of defence chief (Baani Grewal, The Strategist)

The death of Indian General Bipin Rawat in a helicopter crash last month may have far-reaching consequences for the Indian military and its defence partnerships with the United States, Japan and Australia under the Quad.

Rawat was India’s first chief of defence staff, a position established to oversee reforms to the military and the civilian–military bureaucracy. He took up the role in January 2020 after serving as India’s top army officer during a period marked by targeted and punitive Indian military action against Pakistan and China.

India’s military modernisation must not be derailed by death of defence chief | The Strategist (aspistrategist.org.au)

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