Bharat faces threats not only at its borders, but within. Col RSN Singh exposes the internal enemies weakening India.

In this Sangam Talks episode, Col RSN Singh examines the forces inside India that challenge national unity, civilisational confidence, and internal security. The discussion looks at ideological networks, political fault lines, separatist tendencies, information warfare, and institutional weaknesses that can be exploited against Bharat.

The episode argues that national security is not limited to military preparedness; it also depends on social awareness, cultural clarity, and the ability to recognise internal subversion. With a strategic lens, Col Singh urges viewers to understand how narratives, activism, and organised influence can shape the future of India from within.

About the Speaker:
Col. RSN Singh has an impressive background, having graduated from both Rashtriya Indian Military College and the National Defense Academy. He joined the Indian Army in 1982. After his time with the Army, Singh transitioned to the Research & Analysis Wing (R&AW), where he continued his focus on strategic matters. He later became Associate Editor of the Indian Defense Review, contributing his expertise for over six years. Singh is also well-known for his insightful commentary on strategy, geopolitics, and internal security, frequently appearing on television channels. He is also an acclaimed author. His books, including ‘Asian Strategy and Military Perspective’, ‘The Military Factor in Pakistan’, and ‘The Unmaking of Nepal’, have earned international recognition for their depth and analysis.