Major General P K Chakravorty, VSM (Retd) is a retired military officer with extensive experience, serving as Deputy Director General in Perspective Planning Directorate, Defence Attaché to Vietnam, and Additional Director General Artillery at Army Headquarters. He has post-retirement advisory roles with BrahMos Aerospace and is a prolific author, contributing to top think tanks. Gen Chakravorty specializes in geo-strategy, firepower, and defense procurement, actively engaging in national and international seminars on these topics.
Research Areas
International Relations and Strategic Studies, Public Policies, Programs and Schemes, Social Sector.
Centres
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