अलग-अलग ऐजेंसियों को एक मंच पर लाकर मुख्यमंत्री फडनवीस इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर प्रोजेक्ट्स पर दे रहें विशेष ध्यान. परिणाम: परियोजनाओं के कार्यान्वयन में आई तेजी.
Only 8.52% of total budget has been released in 3 years by Modi govt to clean Ganga; inter-ministerial tussle, lack of cooperation from states major hurdles.
Ventures by Japan, South Korea and Taiwan illustrate how the race for REE security is accelerating, powered by both geopolitical tension and industrial strategy.
ThePrint had previously reported that India & Russia are talking about 5 more regiments of the S-400, but no contracts are to be signed during the Russian president's visit.
It is a brilliant, reasonably priced, and mostly homemade aircraft with a stellar safety record; only two crashes in 24 years since its first flight. But its crash is a moment of introspection.
The picayune upper castes never wanted to bring the Dalits into the fold of mainstream. Hence such outbursts. The upper castes should apologise for the wrongs they did against dalits in the past and now rectify their
bad legacies in order to build a united India & cohesive Hindu society. Dalits’ zeitgeist should be honoured and Dalit History should be faithfully chronicled. This is what Swami Vivekananda taught us. Bang off.
China is India’s foremost security threat, also its most important bilateral relationship. In the forty years that have elapsed since it made a fundamental change of course – mirrored to some extent by India’s liberalisation since 1991 – the trajectories of the two nations have diverged. Starting from a position of near parity, there is now an unbridgeable 4 : 1 differential. That cannot be overcome by a deeper relationship with the United States, supplemented with closer friendship with Japan and some other Asian countries. Doklam was a warning shot; it would be prudent if it is not followed by others. India needs to think through very deeply the contours of its engagement with China over the course of this century. Trade, although with a large deficit, has grown since 2000. There is considerable scope for Chinese capital to flow into India for long term capacity building in infrastructure and industry. There is a good case for India to join OBOR, with formal caveats about its claims ovet PoK. Tibet is a needless provocation; perhaps the passing of His Holiness would be a time to recalibrate the policy. Better relations with China would deliver something useful on Pakistan as well. A posture of confrontation may not be in India’s long term interests, since we need at least another three to four decades of high growth, best achieved in an external environment that is benign.
The picayune upper castes never wanted to bring the Dalits into the fold of mainstream. Hence such outbursts. The upper castes should apologise for the wrongs they did against dalits in the past and now rectify their
bad legacies in order to build a united India & cohesive Hindu society. Dalits’ zeitgeist should be honoured and Dalit History should be faithfully chronicled. This is what Swami Vivekananda taught us. Bang off.
China is India’s foremost security threat, also its most important bilateral relationship. In the forty years that have elapsed since it made a fundamental change of course – mirrored to some extent by India’s liberalisation since 1991 – the trajectories of the two nations have diverged. Starting from a position of near parity, there is now an unbridgeable 4 : 1 differential. That cannot be overcome by a deeper relationship with the United States, supplemented with closer friendship with Japan and some other Asian countries. Doklam was a warning shot; it would be prudent if it is not followed by others. India needs to think through very deeply the contours of its engagement with China over the course of this century. Trade, although with a large deficit, has grown since 2000. There is considerable scope for Chinese capital to flow into India for long term capacity building in infrastructure and industry. There is a good case for India to join OBOR, with formal caveats about its claims ovet PoK. Tibet is a needless provocation; perhaps the passing of His Holiness would be a time to recalibrate the policy. Better relations with China would deliver something useful on Pakistan as well. A posture of confrontation may not be in India’s long term interests, since we need at least another three to four decades of high growth, best achieved in an external environment that is benign.