From border to trade to Indian Ocean, there are many other areas of concern India could focus on instead of attacking China over the coronavirus pandemic.
Covid-19 is posing a unique challenge for militaries world over. Asymptomatic nature of the disease in younger soldiers has only made things difficult.
The coronavirus crisis showed India doesn’t lose its main character even during a pandemic, which could have been an opportunity to complete our democracy project.
Jabalpur saw its first coronavirus cases on 20 March. Since then, Madhya Pradesh has crossed 1400 cases with 72 deaths while Jabalpur only has 20 cases with no deaths.
Families of a Padma Shri awardee in Punjab and two doctors in Chennai and Shillong had a traumatic time performing the last rites — as if Covid-19 has robbed us of all humanity.
China considers the Western world as the big bad wolf and its own poor citizens as victims. But Beijing's aggressive defence of the coronavirus pandemic is failing.
In Covid, India needs to develop gender-responsive strategies to strengthen public health preparedness, which do not de-prioritise health needs of women.
Tedros may go, but the corrupt edifice of WHO, funded to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars, will continue after using him as a sacrificial lamb.
Indian sampradayas have to institutionalise their knowledge and boil it down to essentials for transmission and proselytisation if they are to compete with the major Abrahamic sects.
On 4 November 2025, NCLAT bench, comprising Chairperson Justice Ashok Bhushan and Member Arun Baroka, noted that WhatsApp and Meta are distinct legal entities.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
After allowing Chinese companies to control the digital economy through demonetisation and automatic approval for FDI, the government is now bolting the door after the horse has run away and claiming credit for the same. Cherry-picking one or two data points to indicate backlash against China is unethical in my opinion. Let’s look at the data:-
“According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, Chinese enterprises invested $2.72 billion in 48 economies related to the BRI in January and February, increasing by 18.3 percent from the same period in 2019.”
“So far, 923 overseas projects out of the company’s total of 986 are working in progress, Song Hailiang, president of CCCC, said on April 18 during an interview with China Central Television.”
After allowing Chinese companies to control the digital economy through demonetisation and automatic approval for FDI, the government is now bolting the door after the horse has run away and claiming credit for the same. Cherry-picking one or two data points to indicate backlash against China is unethical in my opinion. Let’s look at the data:-
“According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, Chinese enterprises invested $2.72 billion in 48 economies related to the BRI in January and February, increasing by 18.3 percent from the same period in 2019.”
“So far, 923 overseas projects out of the company’s total of 986 are working in progress, Song Hailiang, president of CCCC, said on April 18 during an interview with China Central Television.”
Source: https://www.globaltimes.cn/content/1186577.shtml
All good, but your first paragraph of this coincinding with Congress suggestions gives away the game
Communists sould file a police case against bjp for copying its economics.