Indian James Bond

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Today's topic is interesting who is in Pm Narendra  Modi's Cabinet as the national security advisor. He is none another "Ajit kumar Doval" sir  he is called as the Indian james bond. He is brilliant who handle the security issues raised from our enemies. Let discuss about the great man who is serving our country for a long time.

Ajit Kumar Doval, KC, PM, PPM, IPS (Retd.)
(born 20 January 1945), is the 5th and
current National Security Advisor to the
Prime Minister of India.He
previously served as the Director of the
Intelligence Bureau in 2004–05, after
spending a decade as the head of its
operation wing. Under his supervision
2016 Indian Line of Control strike on 29th Sept, 2016 and 2019 Balakot airstrike on
26th Feb, 2019 were conducted.

Early life and education:-
Doval was born in 1945 in Ghiri Banelsyun
village in Pauri Garhwal in a Garhwali
family in the erstwhile United Provinces, now in Uttarakhand. Doval's father, Major
G N Doval, was an officer in the Indian
Army.
He received his early education at the
Ajmer Military School (formerly King
George's Royal Indian Military School) in
Ajmer, Rajasthan. He graduated with a
master's degree in economics from the
University of Agra in 1967. He was
awarded an honorary doctorate for his
contribution in the field of strategic and
security matters, in science and literature
from Agra University in December 2017
and Kumaun University in May 2018
respectively.

Carrer as IPS:-
Police career:
Doval joined the IPS in 1968 in the Kerala
cadre. He was actively involved in anti-
insurgency operations in Mizoram and
Punjab. Doval was one of three
negotiators who negotiated the release of
passengers from IC-814 in Kandahar in
1999. Uniquely, he has the experience
of being involved in the termination of all
15 hijackings of Indian Airlines aircraft
from 1971–1999. In the headquarters,
he headed IB's operations wing for over a
decade and was founder Chairman of the Multi Agency Centre (MAC), as well as of
the Joint Task Force on Intelligence
(JTFI).

Intelligence career:
During the Mizo National Front (MNF)
insurgency, Doval won over six of
Laldenga's seven commanders. He spent
long periods of time incognito with the
Mizo National Army in the Arakan in
Burma and inside Chinese territory. From
Mizoram, Doval went to Sikkim where he
played a role during the merger of the
state with India.
He was trained under M K Narayanan, the
3rd National Security Advisor of India for a
brief period in counterterrorism
operations.In Punjab he was behind the rescue ofRomanian diplomat Liviu Radu. He was
inside the Golden Temple in Amritsar in
1988 before Operation Black Thunder to
collect critical information.
Doval spent seven years in Indian High
Commission in Islamabad, Pakistan. He
went to Kashmir in 1990 and persuaded
militants (like Kuka Parray) to become
counter-insurgents targeting hardline anti-India terrorists. This set the way for
state elections in Jammu and Kashmir in
1996.

After retirement:-
Doval retired in January 2005 as
Director, Intelligence Bureau. In December
2009, he became the founding Director of
the Vivekananda International Foundation,
a public policy think tank set up by the
Vivekananda Kendra.Doval hasremained actively involved in the discourseon national security in India. Besideswriting editorial pieces for several leading newspapers and journals, he has delivered lectures on India's security challenges and
foreign policy objectives at several
renowned government and non-
governmental institutions, security think-
tanks in India and abroad.
In 2009 and 2011 he co-wrote two reports
on "Indian Black Money Abroad In Secret
Banks and Tax Havens", with others,
leading in the field as a part of the task
force constituted by BJP. In recent
years, he has delivered guest lectures on
strategic issues at IISS, London, Capitol
Hill, Washington DC, Australia-India
Institute, University of Melbourne, National
Defence College, New Delhi and the Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of
Administration, Mussoorie. Doval
has also spoken internationally at global
events, citing the ever-increasing need of
co-operation between the major
established and emerging powers of the
world.

As National Security Advisor:-
On 30 May 2014, Doval was appointed as
India's fifth National Security Advisor. In
June 2014, Doval played a crucial role in
ensuring the secure return of 46 Indian
nurses who were trapped in a hospital in
Tikrit, Iraq. After family members lost all
contact from these nurses, following the
capture of Mosul by ISIL. Doval, on a top
secret mission flew to Iraq on 25 June
2014 to understand the position on the ground and make high-level contacts in
the Iraqi government.
Although the exact circumstances of their
release are unclear, on 5 July 2014, ISIL
militants handed the nurses to Kurdish
authorities at Erbil city and an Air India
plane specially-arranged by the Indian
government brought them back home to
Kochi.
Along with Army Chief General Dalbir
Singh Suhag, Doval planned a cross-border
military operation against National
Socialist Council of Nagaland militants
operating out of Myanmar. The mission was said to be a success with 50 militant
casualties.
He is widely credited for the doctrinal shift
in Indian national security policy in relation
to Pakistan. Switching from 'Defensive' to
'Defensive Offensive' as well as the
'Double Squeeze Strategy. It was
speculated that the September 2016
Indian surgical strikes in Pakistan were his
brainchild, which were extremely effective
in neutralizing targets hostile to
India. Doval is widely credited along with Foreign
Secretary S. Jaishankar and Indian
Ambassador to China Vijay Keshav
Gokhale, for resolving Doklam Standoff
through diplomatic channels and
negotiations.In October 2018, he was appointed as theChairman of the Strategic Policy Group
(SPG), which is the first tier of a three tier structure at the National Security Council
and forms the nucleus of its decision-
making apparatus.
After the Balakot airstrike, India and
Pakistan came perilously close to firing
short-range missiles at each other on
February 27, 2019 according to Hindustan
Times. Doval told his US counterpart John
Bolton and US Secretary of State Mike
Pompeo over a hotline that India was
prepared for the worst if any bodily harm
was done to Wing Commander
Abhinandan Varthaman held in Pakistani
custody. Because of Indian and foreign efforts, Pakistan quickly released
Varthaman.On June 3, 2019 he was reappointed asNSA for 5 years and was given Union
Cabinet Minister Rank.

Awards and recognitions:-
Doval was the youngest police officer to
receive the Police Medal for meritorious
service. He was given the award after
six years in the police.
He was later awarded the President's
Police Medal. In 1988, Doval was granted one of thehighest gallantry awards, the Kirti
Chakra, becoming the first police officer
to receive a medal previously given only
as a military honour.

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