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India in Nuclear Asia: Evolution of Regional Forces, Perceptions, and Policies
Yogesh Joshi and Frank O’Donnell
Launched on :
18/06/2018
Venue :
Nehru Memorial Museum Library, New Delhi
The book is released by the panel members. From left to right: Mr. Sanjay Pulipaka, Senior Fellow, Nehru Memorial Museum Library; Dr Manpreet Sethi, Senior Fellow and Project Leader, Nuclear Security Centre for Air Power Studies; Frank O’Donnell (Author of the book); Dr Arvind Gupta, Director, Vivekananda International Foundation and Yogesh Joshi (Author of the book)
Frank O’Donnell speaks about the book