Narrative warfare: India's cyber security chief admits superiority of Pakistan's ISPR
Narrative warfare: India's cyber security chief admits superiority of Pakistan's ISPR.
NEW DELHI (Dunya News) – India’s National Cyber Security chief has admitted the superiority of Pakistan’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) in the narrative warfare, The Times of India reported.
According to details, National Cyber Security Coordinator Lieutenant General Rajesh Pant (retd) – while ruing the absence of Indian equivalent of the ISPR – said the three wings of the Indian armed forces have their own public relations officers and all of them go in different directions.
“When are we going to have our own equivalent of the DGISPR because the (Indian armed forces) services have their own PRs and they are going in different ways. Somebody at the national level now has to look at the narrative warfare and how to implement it in various domains,” he said.
Rajesh Pant praised media wing of the Pakistan Armed Forces and acknowledged that Pakistan has got its act together through the ISPR.
