Gujarat: Ajit Doval chairs National Security Advisory Board meeting at RRU

Gujarat: Ajit Doval chairs National Security Advisory Board
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Gujarat: Ajit Doval chairs National Security Advisory Board meeting at RRU

A meeting of the National Security Advisory Board was held on Friday under the chairmanship of Ajit Doval to discuss issues related to national security. Doval emphasized on the development of a generation of security-oriented citizens, who are fully integrated in the economy as well as empowered to meet new challenges in the field of national security.

A National Defense University (RRU) release said Doval was accompanied by Deputy National Security Advisor Rajinder Khanna and Ambassador Vikram Misri, while RRU Vice Chancellor Bimal Patel was also among those who attended the meeting. The NSAB is a major deliberative body of the National Security Council Secretariat and comprises experts from various domains who deliberate on contemporary and future issues of national security, the release said.

“NSAB meets regularly in New Delhi, but due to RRU’s special place in the field of national security, the NSAB meeting found a favorable location in RRU to host such important deliberations.”

Prior to the meeting, Doval and his team assessed the academic and research setup at the university, and also participated in detailed briefing of information technology laboratories on Geo-Intelligence Systems, OSINT, AI etc., the release said.

“The university should adopt an empirical research model, and develop a solution-oriented approach to approach and understand the most pressing security challenges of nations,” Doval said during his visit.

RRU, which has been given an Institute of National Importance by an Act of Parliament, opened its first campus at Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh on Friday.

(with inputs from PTI)

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