The United Service Institution of India was founded in 1870 by a soldier scholar, Colonel (later Major General) Sir Charles MacGregor. The story of its growth is the story of the growth of the Indian Armed Forces. It was founded for ‘furtherance of interest and knowledge in the art, science and literature of the Defence Services.’

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United Service Institution of India

UNITED SERVICE INSTITUTION OF INDIA

Military Heritage || Geopolitics || Comprehensive National Security || Military Affairs || Niche and Disruptive Technologies || UN Peace Keeping || Professional Military Education || Net Assessment || Scenario Games || Red Teaming
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About Centre of Strategic Studies and Simulation

History
The USI Centre for Strategic Studies and Simulation (CS3) was established on 01 January 2005. Earlier, USI had a Centre for Research which was established in 1995, however, now its resources stand merged with the new CS3. The new Centre aims at conducting comprehensive enquiry, research and analyses on national and international security issues, and gaming and simulation of strategic scenarios, to evolve options for wider discussion and considerations.
Aim
To undertake research in strategic and military affairs and conduct scenario based strategic games.

Objectives

  • To conduct strategic studies on Comprehensive National Power (CNP), Comprehensive National Security (CNS), Military Affairs and multi-domain warfare.
  • Undertake strategic Net-Assessment projects for the policy-makers NSCS, MoD, DRDO, HQIDS, MEA, MHA or any other sponsor.
  • Conduct scenario based strategic games for premium Military, Civil Services and Academic Institutions.
  • Conduct international/ national seminars, workshops, round table discussions and lectures on strategic security issues.
  • Undertake track 1.5/ track 2 level interactions with foreign think-tanks.
  • Conduct tailor-made capsules on strategic & security issues for the armed forces, diplomats, police officials, civil servants, scholars and university students.
  • Conduct internship programmes for university students and youth leaders from India and abroad.
  • Collaborate with Indian and foreign think-tanks in undertaking joint research.
  • Publish research papers of scholars.

The contact details for CS3 are as follows:
Contact number- 20862326
Email id- usiconf@gmail.com
Exchange contact number- 20862320/ 20862321, extension- 222