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As of 2025, with global powers re-aligning and India emerging as a major economic and military power, the lessons of Weapons of Peace are more relevant than ever. The book explains why India refuses to sign the NPT as a "non-nuclear weapon state" and why it maintains a "No First Use" policy.
In "Weapons of Peace", Raj Chengappa provides a comprehensive analysis of how six countries - South Africa, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Libya, and Argentina - gave up their nuclear weapons. The book explores the complex political, economic, and strategic factors that led to their disarmament, and what lessons can be drawn from their experiences. weapons of peace raj chengappa pdf
Chengappa conducted nearly with key figures, including former Prime Ministers, Presidents, and top-tier scientists like Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Homi Bhabha. As of 2025, with global powers re-aligning and
Chengappa’s book is based on over 200 interviews with former Prime Ministers, Presidents, military generals, and key scientists—many of whom spoke on the record for the first time. The book explores the complex political, economic, and
As of 2025, with global powers re-aligning and India emerging as a major economic and military power, the lessons of Weapons of Peace are more relevant than ever. The book explains why India refuses to sign the NPT as a "non-nuclear weapon state" and why it maintains a "No First Use" policy.
In "Weapons of Peace", Raj Chengappa provides a comprehensive analysis of how six countries - South Africa, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Libya, and Argentina - gave up their nuclear weapons. The book explores the complex political, economic, and strategic factors that led to their disarmament, and what lessons can be drawn from their experiences.
Chengappa conducted nearly with key figures, including former Prime Ministers, Presidents, and top-tier scientists like Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam and Homi Bhabha.
Chengappa’s book is based on over 200 interviews with former Prime Ministers, Presidents, military generals, and key scientists—many of whom spoke on the record for the first time.