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Medha Chaturvedi
Research Officer
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Areas of Interest Conflict resolution, national security, defense and strategic studies, Energy Security
Current Projects Naxalism as a threat to internal security and its probable solutions, Indo-Myanmar relations
Education MA Political Science & International Relations, Delhi University (2010); PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication, Xavier Institute of Communications, Mumbai (2006); B.Com International Economics, Symbiosis College of Arts and Commerce, Pune (2005)
Publications

Special report:
India's Strategic Interests in Myanmar: An Interview with Shyam Saran


Issue Brief:
Alternative Strategies towards Myanmar: Revising India’s Look-east Policy


Articles:

Myanmar: How Real is the Change?

Suu Kyi and the Ethnic Minorities: Crackdown to Compromise

The West and Myanmar: From Estrangement to Engagement

Ten Years After: 'Terror Outsourcing' as an Evolving Phenomenon

SC Verdict on Salwa Judum: End of State-Sponsored Civil Vigilantism?

Early Warnings: Is Naxalism Expanding in Punjab?

Suu Kyi's Release: As the Dust Begins to Settle

Myanmar Elections 2010 - II: Profile of Major Political Parties

Right Information by Right to Information: An Interview with Wajahat Habibullah

Asian Conflicts Report, Issue 13, September-October 2010
"Recent Trends in Naxal Violence,"


India: Soft, Hard or Sneaky?
Medha Chaturvedi and Panchali Saikia summarize an IPCS in-house discussion on India's identity as a soft or a hard state


Elections in Myanmar: It's All About Exclusion

Fighting the Naxalites: CRPF is not the Best Option

Trying Times for the CPMFs in the Red Corridor

Book Review:
Myanmar/Burma: Inside Challenges, Outside Interests

BACKGROUND

Medha Chaturvedi is a Research Officer with the IPCS. Her areas of interest include conflict resolution, national security issues, defense and strategic studies and energy and alternative security. She is currently working on Naxalism as a threat to internal security and its probable solutions and Indo-Myanmar relations. She has an MA in Political Science & International Relations from Delhi University; PG Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication from Xavier Institute of Communications, Mumbai and B.Com in International Economics from Symbiosis College, Pune University. She worked as a journalist covering organised crime in reputed publications like Mid Day, Mumbai and Times of India, New Delhi for about five years before joining the IPCS. Besides English and Hindi, she can converse in Spanish, Marathi and Bengali.

 
 

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