As the National Security Council completes 20 years, India’s first Deputy National Security Adviser Satish Chandra says the institution has gradually evolved and expanded as it should and is doing a great job. In an exclusive interview with SNI’s Editor-in-Chief Nitin A. Gokhale, Chandra looks back at the formative years of the organisation and why the need for it arose.
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‘Yawning Gap Existed In National Security Architecture, Adhocism Needed To Be Bridged’
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