Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi, Author at Tatsat Chronicle Magazine

The ‘Four F Crisis’ Is Here: Can India Weather the Storm?

October 15, 2026

India’s ‘Four F Crisis’ in a World at War Dr. S. Jaishankar, India’s External Affairs Minister, has done well to warn the citizens of India about the ‘Four F crises’ facing India. Possibly, he has chosen to do so because the crisis

From Navy to Air Force: Pakistan’s Espionage Reach

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

October 15, 2026

National Security

The Spy Game in Eastern Naval Command One of the most important aspects of police and intelligence work is counter-intelligence and it is often the efforts of CI that lead to significant arrests. One such CI operation that has recently come to

More Protests: This time the target is the CEC!

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

October 9, 2026

Law & Governance

Some view the protests, led by various political parties, NGOs and student associations affiliated with the Left Wing, as a Western-sponsored attempt at regime change. Others point to the genuine nature of the demands made by the protestors against Gyanesh Kumar, Chief

The Sanctions Trap: India’s Next Geopolitical Challenge

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 30, 2026

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The New Normal The US visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping near coincided with the passing of the Lindsay Graham bill granting the US President powers to impose 100% tariffs on nations importing or buying Russian energy. A short while prior to

Foreign Nationals: A New Security Question for India

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 29, 2026

National Security

Sergio Gor visits Manipur during BRICS Just when the high visibility BRICS Summit was taking place in New Delhi, the US Ambassador Sergio Gor was touring India’s North-Eastern state of Manipur between 11-12 September 2026. He was perhaps visiting the region to

R. N. Kao: The Quiet Architect of Indian Intelligence

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 29, 2026

National Security

From IB to R&AW Kao leaves a very important trail of operations and missions that R&AW officers still look up to. Of course, much advance has taken place in the organization, but the basic structure that Kao established still exists. The first

Hullabaloo Over the New World Map

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 22, 2026

World Affairs, International Trade and Policies

The United Nations General Assembly on 4 September 2026, adopted among other things, the text of a resolution ‘to correct the map’. Notably, India was one of the 164 nations, who voted in favour of the resolution and yet soon thereafter had

Myanmar, Private Military Contractors and the Van Dyke Mystery

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 21, 2026

National Security

When Sergio Gor, the U.S. Ambassador to India, raises the detention of an American national at the highest levels of the Indian government, it inevitably invites scrutiny. Diplomatic interventions of this nature are not, by themselves, evidence of wrongdoing or official complicity.

The TCS Nashik Case: Reflections on a Corporate Crisis

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 16, 2026

Technology & Cyber Crime

Reputational Risk for TCS Swift action by the Maharashtra Police, coupled with immediate remedial measures by Tata Sons, helped contain the situation before it could escalate further. The political exploitation of the incident represented another potential source of reputational risk. More significant,

Nepal’s Disaster is a warning to South Asia: Is China listening?

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

September 9, 2026

Environment & Sustainability

Glacier Collapse Triggers Catastrophe The glacier collapse triggered a huge release of water, mud, rock and ice, that thundered down valleys and swept down the Lhende Khola, Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers. The speed at which the glacier outburst moved was amazing.

Dr. Bhashyam Kasturi

The ‘Four F Crisis’ Is Here: Can India Weather the Storm?

From Navy to Air Force: Pakistan’s Espionage Reach

More Protests: This time the target is the CEC!

The Sanctions Trap: India’s Next Geopolitical Challenge

Foreign Nationals: A New Security Question for India

R. N. Kao: The Quiet Architect of Indian Intelligence

Hullabaloo Over the New World Map

Myanmar, Private Military Contractors and the Van Dyke Mystery

The TCS Nashik Case: Reflections on a Corporate Crisis

Nepal’s Disaster is a warning to South Asia: Is China listening?

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