India seems to be standing out as a reluctant neighbour with neither the heft nor the intent to play any role in the biggest ongoing crisis in the region.
Neither state govts nor companies earn large profits from lotteries. However, a look at the system shows there’s ample evidence of murky dealings and financial irregularities.
In an interview with Gulistan News this week, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said the government would leave law and order to J&K Police and slowly withdraw troops.
The ‘idea’ Kejriwal's politics grew around was a no-holds-barred fight against corruption. That is the reason Modi govt has now tarred him and his entire party with the same paint.
Is it not our duty as a neighbor to throw some water if neighbor’s house is burning …to some of you it may be a number..but to them a father, daughter, a son, a mother….if fire starts water should be thrown first not to wait to cool down lest it will turn into ashes. This selfishness will not be going down in the history as good for a nation, how much the myanmarese had hoped for their big brother, how much they longed for our help… and the self righteous bigot answer we give to them…the result time will tell.
The writer sounds like an English MI6 agent, portraying himself as a journalist, who thinks that he can influence Indian foreign policy by writing such shoddy article. We Indians are aware about these Desis who are turncoats and will sell their own mother and sister down the river, we can forget about their love for the mother-land.
Indian politicians and diplomats are behaving in a manner typical of business opportunism. Having jettisoned ideology ftom Indian domestic policies, they are showing a similar thinking on its foreign relations.
Time for dialogue? Try dialogue with the armed group who shoot you when you are calling for democracy.
Stay away from other people’s affairs. The arrested prime minister had a missing quality that is transplanted person from England without much administrative or political experience or knowledge. This lead to unhappiness in the armed forces.
So Jyoti may now like to blame Indian Corporate sector for taking advantage of resentment against the Chinese in Myanmar! Of course, Modi cannot be bold and support democracy there!
It makes sense to say that India should allow situation in Myanmar to settle down and not interfere in its internal affairs. We have our interests which are protected by Tatmadaw but we should be sensitizing them to go back to democracy in the long term good of the country.
Is it not our duty as a neighbor to throw some water if neighbor’s house is burning …to some of you it may be a number..but to them a father, daughter, a son, a mother….if fire starts water should be thrown first not to wait to cool down lest it will turn into ashes. This selfishness will not be going down in the history as good for a nation, how much the myanmarese had hoped for their big brother, how much they longed for our help… and the self righteous bigot answer we give to them…the result time will tell.
India is doing right by not meddling into the internal affairs of it’s neighbours.
The writer sounds like an English MI6 agent, portraying himself as a journalist, who thinks that he can influence Indian foreign policy by writing such shoddy article. We Indians are aware about these Desis who are turncoats and will sell their own mother and sister down the river, we can forget about their love for the mother-land.
Indian politicians and diplomats are behaving in a manner typical of business opportunism. Having jettisoned ideology ftom Indian domestic policies, they are showing a similar thinking on its foreign relations.
Time for dialogue? Try dialogue with the armed group who shoot you when you are calling for democracy.
Stay away from other people’s affairs. The arrested prime minister had a missing quality that is transplanted person from England without much administrative or political experience or knowledge. This lead to unhappiness in the armed forces.
So Jyoti may now like to blame Indian Corporate sector for taking advantage of resentment against the Chinese in Myanmar! Of course, Modi cannot be bold and support democracy there!
It makes sense to say that India should allow situation in Myanmar to settle down and not interfere in its internal affairs. We have our interests which are protected by Tatmadaw but we should be sensitizing them to go back to democracy in the long term good of the country.