Security Espionage and Counter Intelligence R. N. Manickam

By:

Manickam, R. N

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Eng. Publication details: Manas Publications 2004 New DelhiDescription: 149p 13.97 x 1.91 x 21.59 cmISBN:

9788170491040

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DDC classification:

327.12 MAN

Summary: The Security, Espionage and Coutner-Intelligence problems are being faced by almost all nations of the world these days. All necessary steps are being taken to tackle this veed problem by each country and the persons deployed for the work. The present book highlights the varied experience of an Indian police officer who has held important assignments during his career of over thirty six years. He was a senior police officer in uniform for some years; a police officer in civil clothes in the Criminal Investigation Department; a Diplomat and First Secretary in the Indian Embassy in Washington; Director of Security in the Ministry of External Affairs; Deputy Director, Intelligence Bureau; Principal Director A.R.C. in the prestigious Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Cabinet Secretarieat, New Delhi.

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The Security, Espionage and Coutner-Intelligence problems are being faced by almost all nations of the world these days. All necessary steps are being taken to tackle this veed problem by each country and the persons deployed for the work. The present book highlights the varied experience of an Indian police officer who has held important assignments during his career of over thirty six years. He was a senior police officer in uniform for some years; a police officer in civil clothes in the Criminal Investigation Department; a Diplomat and First Secretary in the Indian Embassy in Washington; Director of Security in the Ministry of External Affairs; Deputy Director, Intelligence Bureau; Principal Director A.R.C. in the prestigious Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Cabinet Secretarieat, New Delhi.

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