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Savarkar’s Security Vision – Guidance for India in the 21st Century
"What I say today, people accept fifty years
later. I am prepared to wait fifty years."
— Swatanraveer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
Some personalities make history, some analyze
history, but a rare few look beyond history and anticipate the future.
Swatantryaveer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was one such extraordinary personality.
His life, ideas, patriotism, and foresight have yet to be fully appreciated by Indian
society, despite the passage of decades.
In Indian history, there are certain figures whose
significance must be judged not only by what they accomplished in their own
time but also by the remarkable accuracy of their predictions about the future.
Savarkar was one such exceptional individual.
I served in the Indian Army for nearly four
decades. Today, I view the security challenges confronting India through the
eyes of my son and son-in-law, both of whom have been serving in the Indian
Army for more than two decades.
I have taken part and also closely witnessed
counter-terrorist operations in Jammu & Kashmir, tensions along the
borders, Pakistan’s strategy of proxy warfare, China’s strategic manoeuvres,
insurgencies in Northeast India, information warfare, psychological warfare, and
the evolving realities of global geopolitics. During this journey, I had the
opportunity to study & practice the writings of numerous strategic
thinkers. Yet, the more I studied, the more I realized one striking fact—that
Savarkar had identified many of the security challenges facing India today
several decades ago.
While writing this book, two questions constantly
occupied my mind. The first was: What exactly were Savarkar’s views on
India’s security during his own time? The second was: If Savarkar were
among us today, how would he view the multidimensional security challenges
confronting India in the twenty-first century?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar: As Seen Through the Words of Literary Giant P. L. Deshpande and
Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayee
Chapter 2 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar: A Visionary Strategist of National Security
Chapter 3 Militarization
of Indian Society: Savarkar’s Concept of National Security
Chapter 4 The
Second World War, Japan, and Savarkar: Militarization as the Path to National
Security
Chapter 5 Partition,
Pakistan, and Kashmir: Savarkar’s National Security Policy and Strategic
Thought
Chapter 6 Tibet, China & India, The
Multi-Dimensional Counter Against China: A Framework Based on Savarkar’s Ideas
Chapter 7 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar and Maritime Security: India’s Strategic Future Viewed from the
Andamans
Chapter 8 Great
Nicobar: Savarkar’s Strategic Foresight and a New Dimension of India’s National
Security
Chapter 9 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar and Bangladeshi Infiltration: National Security, Demographic Change,
and Strategic Foresight
Chapter 10 Bangladeshi
Infiltration: National Security, Demographic Change, and Savarkar’s Visionary
Perspective
Chapter 11 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar: National Interest, Power, Strategic Realism, and the Foreign Policy
of Modern India
Chapter 12 The
Importance of Military Culture, Martial Music, History, Military Training,
Patriotic Inspiration, and Military Tourism in Nation-Building
Chapter 13 Strategic
Lessons from History: An Analysis of Savarkar’s “Six Glorious Epochs of Indian
History”
Chapter 14 Netaji
Subhas Chandra Bose and Swatantryaveer Savarkar: The National Consequences of a
Historic Meeting
Chapter 15 -Swatantraveer Savarkar's Social Reforms and the Making of a
United Bharat: Social Equality as the Foundation of National Security
Chapter 16 The
Multi-Dimensional Security Challenges of Modern India: Solutions Through
Savarkar’s Strategic Thought
Chapter 17 Swatantryaveer
Savarkar and the Hybrid and Narrative War Against India: National Resistance to
Attempts at Destabilization and Regime Change
As this book reaches the reader, one conviction
remains foremost in my mind: Nations do not become great through dreams
alone. They become great through power, organization, sacrifice, discipline,
and national will. Savarkar devoted his life to conveying this message. His
belief that the nation comes first and that national interest must remain
paramount continues to resonate today.
If this book enables readers to gain a fresh
understanding of Savarkar’s views on national security, inspires them to
reassess his strategic foresight, encourages deeper reflection on India’s
security challenges, and strengthens their appreciation of the importance of
national interest, I shall consider my effort successful.
Humble tributes to Swatantryaveer Savarkar.
— Brigadier Hemant Mahajan, Yudha Seva Medal
Pune
October 2026
