China has ignored international concerns on human rights violations while opening up its large market to the world. Modi is taking a leaf out of Beijing's book.
Trump’s OBBB is framed to augment domestic semiconductor production and enhance trade protection, even at the expense of certain social programs such as Medicaid, food stamps, and student loans, as well as a projected ballooning federal deficit from US$2.8 to 3.3 trillion
New bill aims to fix key issues with IBC 2016, including delays & patchy implementation, and protect creditors, with window for genuine promoters to retain control of their companies.
Billed as the military’s own version of Raisina Dialogue, the event will spotlight on tech-driven warfighting, lessons from Operation Sindoor and release of three new doctrines.
Now that both IAF and PAF have made formal claims of having shot down the other’s aircraft in the 87-hour war in May, we can ask a larger question: do such numbers really matter?
Let’s hope in 2020 Jyoti Malhotra will work on her interviewing skills. In particular, let’s hope she will allow the interviewee to complete a sentence before interrupting, not put words in her/his mouth, not pretend to know more than the interviewee on every subject and lastly, respect the facts instead of peddling a fake pseudo- liberal narrative.
In a scenario of bad economy… who will you vote Modi or Rahul or cabal of regional parties. Also Congress has been banking on give aways but in bad economy middle class will oppose it tooth and nail and poor will not belive it or Congress will not be able to implement. Something similar happened in this election.
You vote for the best candidate in your constituency, NOT FOR EITHER Modi or Rahul or cabal of regional parties, UNLESS ANY OF THEM IS CONTESTING FROM YOUR CONSTITUENCY. IF YOU DON’T LIKE ANY CANDIDATE, YOU CAN ALWAYS PRESS “NOTA” BUTTON.
All parties are using “giveaways” at taxpayer expense to bribe the voters for their votes. There are freeloaders in middle class
who would love freebees. dON’T WORRY ABOUT SUCH THINGS. JUST DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO.
We seem to be on a learning curve in Year Six. Of all parts of the government, the institutional memory of MEA is possibly the most significant. One reason for that is that our hostility with Pakistan and China remains frozen in time. Each new government needs to both study and value how its predecessors have dealt with / managed these intractable problems. That becomes difficult if the view is that they did nothing except commit historic blunders. 2. On the economy, there is no sign of the well thought out structural reforms that are imperative. The very fact that cheerleaders are using phrases like “ green shoots of recovery “ shows that headline management is still at work.
Let’s hope in 2020 Jyoti Malhotra will work on her interviewing skills. In particular, let’s hope she will allow the interviewee to complete a sentence before interrupting, not put words in her/his mouth, not pretend to know more than the interviewee on every subject and lastly, respect the facts instead of peddling a fake pseudo- liberal narrative.
In a scenario of bad economy… who will you vote Modi or Rahul or cabal of regional parties. Also Congress has been banking on give aways but in bad economy middle class will oppose it tooth and nail and poor will not belive it or Congress will not be able to implement. Something similar happened in this election.
You vote for the best candidate in your constituency, NOT FOR EITHER Modi or Rahul or cabal of regional parties, UNLESS ANY OF THEM IS CONTESTING FROM YOUR CONSTITUENCY. IF YOU DON’T LIKE ANY CANDIDATE, YOU CAN ALWAYS PRESS “NOTA” BUTTON.
All parties are using “giveaways” at taxpayer expense to bribe the voters for their votes. There are freeloaders in middle class
who would love freebees. dON’T WORRY ABOUT SUCH THINGS. JUST DO WHAT YOU HAVE TO.
We seem to be on a learning curve in Year Six. Of all parts of the government, the institutional memory of MEA is possibly the most significant. One reason for that is that our hostility with Pakistan and China remains frozen in time. Each new government needs to both study and value how its predecessors have dealt with / managed these intractable problems. That becomes difficult if the view is that they did nothing except commit historic blunders. 2. On the economy, there is no sign of the well thought out structural reforms that are imperative. The very fact that cheerleaders are using phrases like “ green shoots of recovery “ shows that headline management is still at work.