Why in the News?
The recent appointment of an Additional National Security Advisor (NSA) to the National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS) has brought the NSCS into the spotlight. This role, which had previously remained vacant, is expected to enhance and streamline the functioning of the NSCS.
About National Security Council Secretariat (NSCS)
1. Creation and Role:
2. Structure:
3. Functional Changes:
Significance of the New Appointment:
National Security Council (NSC):
The National Security Council is the apex body responsible for the overall direction and coordination of national security policy in India. It plays a crucial role in addressing internal and external threats and ensuring the country’s security and strategic interests are safeguarded.
Significance of Appointing an Additional National Security Advisor (ANSA)
1. Niche Role for NSA:
2. Ensuring Continuity:
3. Adapting to Emerging Needs:
Way Ahead for National Security Framework
1. Strengthening the Role of NSA:
2. Structural Changes in NSCS:
3. Implementing a ‘Whole-of-Nation’ Approach:
National Security Council (NSC) Overview
1. Formation and Purpose:
2. Structure and Key Bodies:
a. Strategic Policy Group (SPG):
b. National Security Advisory Board (NSAB):
c. Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC):
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