Title: A Systematic Review of India's National Security Architecture - A SWOT Analysis

1. Identifying Subtopics:

a) Overview of India's National Security Architecture

f) Comparative analysis with other countries' national security architectures

2. Formulating Research Questions:

e) What are the potential threats facing India's National Security Architecture?

f) How does India's National Security Architecture compare to other countries' security frameworks?

d) Study Selection: Two independent reviewers will screen the titles and abstracts of identified studies based on the inclusion and exclusion criteria. Full-text articles meeting the criteria will be retrieved for further assessment.

e) Data Extraction: Data from the selected studies will be extracted using a standardized data extraction form. The extracted data will include author information, publication year, methodology, key findings, strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of India's National Security Architecture.

c) Meta-synthesis: If relevant, a meta-synthesis will be conducted to integrate the findings from different studies to develop a comprehensive understanding of India's National Security Architecture.

5. Literature Review: The literature review will involve searching for and examining relevant academic works, policy papers, and reports related to India's National Security Architecture. The review will provide context and background information for the systematic review.

1. Identification:

   • Initial database search: [Number of records identified through the database search]
2. • Full-text articles assessed for eligibility: [Number of full-text articles assessed for eligibility]

3. Eligibility:

5. Quality Assessment:

   • Studies critically appraised for methodological quality: [Number of studies subjected to quality assessment]
6. • Meta-synthesis (if applicable): [Summary of the meta-synthesis process]

7. Reporting:

   • Findings on threats to India's National Security Architecture: [Summary of the findings related to threats]

   • Comparative analysis results: [Summary of the results of the comparative analysis]

Remember that the PRISMA diagram is a visual representation of the systematic review process, and it should accurately reflect the steps you take during your research. Additionally, ensure that you follow the PRISMA guidelines when conducting your systematic review and reporting your findings.