(Hindustan Times): Book Review India and Network Centric Warfare by Kartik Bommakanti

Hindustan Times:

Network-centric warfare is a military theory that harnesses the power of information technology and leverages the advantages of computing networks in cyber, electronic, and space warfare. With the constant evolution of warfare, the platforms and networks of deterrence and coercion too are evolving. The Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Israel-Palestine war, India’s Operation Sindoor, and the United States’ Operation Epic Fury have demonstrated the heightened importance of Network Centric Capabilities (NCW) in achieving information control and dominance to confuse, limit, and disable an adversary’s strategic choices and tactical options. The Observer Research Foundation’s Senior Fellow Kartik Bommakanti’s India and Network-Centric Warfare analyses the Indian armed forces’ capabilities in these technologies. It also provides a framework of integration of cyber, electronic, and space technologies into the armed forces, and looks at the integration of artificial intelligence and quantum technologies in specific areas.

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