India’s wars are not always fought on the battlefield.
Behind the headlines, beyond diplomacy, exists a silent world of intelligence, covert operations, and strategic action. In this episode of the Space, Defence & Security Podcast, we explore the reality of Spies, India, and R&AW, the agency at the center of India’s external intelligence operations.
Who are the “unknown men” often spoken about in connection with covert missions?
How do intelligence operations actually work?
And how has India’s approach to national security evolved in an increasingly complex geopolitical environment?
This conversation moves beyond cinema and speculation to examine the strategic, operational, and psychological dimensions of intelligence work.
🎙 Featuring Dr Dheeraj Paramesha-Chaya, Lecturer in intelligence and international security at the School of Criminology, Politics, and Law, University of Hull in UK, this episode provides a serious and informed perspective on one of the most discussed, yet least understood, aspects of national security.
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