CAPSS was established in 2001 as an autonomous defence research and analysis body for research and focused analyses on issues related to national security, defence, and aerospace issues in the evolving strategic and international security environment.
Occasional Papers
- The standout features of Occasional Papers will be as follows:
- 1.1 The papers will be of 8000 to 12000 words.
- 1.2 The paper has to be on a contemporary topic related to India’s defence and security, or happenings in the world affecting the domains of Aerospace, Nuclear and India’s Neighbourhood (Immediate and Extended).
- 1.3 The Editor of the contents of the paper will be the concerned Vertical Supervisor, with the DG being the Chief Editor.
- 1.4 Every Occasional Paper will undergo mandatory Plagiarism check, AI check & copy editing. The procedure for these checks will be the same as that followed for other publications. The Supervisor may follow up on the checks to avoid any delay.
- 1.5 Every Occasional Paper will be an e-publication, but since writing an Occasional Paper entails heavy academic work, it will have Endnotes as prescribed in CAPSS’s Guidelines on Citations.