Cold start doctrine is the latest military doctrine of the Indian Army. The development of this doctrine has been keeping in mind the potential war from Pakistan. Under ' cold start doctrine ', the army is prepared to respond in a short time in case of emergency. Under this latest military doctrine the Indian Army has been stressed to integrate different organs of force in order to respond to full force within 48 hours if any action is made by the enemy country. The best way to respond to the enemy is to destroy the enemies in the most recent manner in which the approach has been incorporated, so that it cannot be used for nuclear weapons.
How effective is ' cold start doctrine ' in dealing with terrorism?
The development of ' cold start doctrine ' has been virtually aimed at combating Pakistan-inspired terrorism and possible war with the Indian Army.
Under ' cold start doctrine ', the Indian Army has thwarted several actionable attacks and contributed significant to the security of the country.
Under this principle, different organs in the army have been integrated to the ' Defenses Intelligence unit ' etc to thwart covert terror missions. Thus, the ' cold start doctrine ' is very effective in dealing with forthcoming. It is important to increase the impact of semi-military force and local police with the military forces to be integrated.
Pakistan's strategy regarding India's ' cold start doctrine '
The ' cold start doctrine ' of India is much more concerned and is developing small-range nuclear weapons by Pakistan to deal with it.
The Pakistani Prime Minister himself clarified that in order to tackle India's "cold start doctrine", we have developed small-range nuclear weapons, and command and control of these nuclear weapons, which have control of other nuclear weapons. This was the point during the annual session of the United Nations.
So it is clear that Pakistan accepts the use of nuclear weapons against India from the United Nations as a public forum so that Pakistan's strategy is largely clear.
Conclusions:
We can say that India's ' cold start doctrine ' is very effective. But also, India has to seek a proper break in Pakistan's strategy to control the Pakistan-sponsored forthcoming.
