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Dhruv C. Katoch

Maj Gen Dhruv C. Katoch is a decorated Indian Army veteran with over 37 years of service, having held key operational and strategic roles across India's borders. Currently, he is the Director of the India Foundation, a leading public policy think tank based in New Delhi. A noted expert on defence and strategic affairs, he also serves as the Editor of SALUTE magazine and is a regular contributor to national media on security and geopolitical issues.

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    Geopolitics/Russia/World

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    Iranian Vessels in Sri Lanka’s EEZ Need Urgent Humanitarian Aid

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