Question

considering the Pakistan and china as our enemies what should be the defense approach of Indian​

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This brief examines India’s relations with Pakistan and China using the lens of Kautilya, the ancient Indian strategic thinker—and argues for pragmatism: assessing the basis and severity of the threats, searching for possible strategic opportunities amidst the risks, and overall, avoiding the scenario of a two-front war. It begins by acknowledging that Pakistan and China view India through different prisms: for Pakistan, that of ideology; and for China, geopolitical balance of power. This necessitates varied approaches. It would do well for India to be flexible with China, a “strategic competitor”—this could prove to be a more rewarding, and realistic foreign policy objective compared to pursuing a grand reconciliation with Pakistan, a “strategic opponent”