Trump must focus on ensuring that Pakistani terrorism against India (and Afghanistan) is defeated for the larger success of US geopolitical interests in Asia.
As devastated farmers begin to come to terms with the fallout, 4 lakh hectares of land under paddy cultivation across state is flooded. Punjab is among the biggest contributors to PDS.
New Delhi: Army chief General Upendra Dwivedi has strongly backed the idea of theaterisation, saying it is inevitable and the need of the hour.
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In its toughest time in decades because of floods, Punjab would’ve expected PM Modi to visit. If he has the time for a Bihar tour, why not a short visit to next-door Punjab?
Anybody does what he thinks best in a particular situation. So be it. Even Donald Trump critises Obama only, not further. Had BJP been in power there, they would have finished 15 terms of presidency finding faults with the predecessors. If we don’t give up the great love for past hangovers, half a century later we’d be discussing Modi’s dumping of Advani and what good Gadkari or Uma Bharati would have done, if they were the PM, not Modi. There must be a reason for Trump fulfilling quite a few of his election promises unlike our current PM.
With all if and buts , was this Indian Intelligence failure and why no one has been fired? Let alone the suspicious timing of this staged attack operation both in Iran and India at same time when Pakistan is receiving Saudi FM for multi-billion dollar investment. Who has to gain here? Something fishy here.
One of my life’s regrets is that I never read War and Peace or many other weighty tomes. At this stage, even a lengthy column overwhelms me. A brief executive summary would be so much more thoughtful. Often, I start by reading the conclusion, then trawl my way upwards. For some columnists with whom I can never agree, simply see the heading and post my comment …
It is wonderful that high level intervention by US government officials on 27th February prevented a dangerous escalation. As the column notes, that luck may not hold forever. The issues – actually only one – between India and Pakistan are well known. High time for both sides to start a meaningful dialogue. A couple of “ strikes “ are not going to solve this problem.
Anybody does what he thinks best in a particular situation. So be it. Even Donald Trump critises Obama only, not further. Had BJP been in power there, they would have finished 15 terms of presidency finding faults with the predecessors. If we don’t give up the great love for past hangovers, half a century later we’d be discussing Modi’s dumping of Advani and what good Gadkari or Uma Bharati would have done, if they were the PM, not Modi. There must be a reason for Trump fulfilling quite a few of his election promises unlike our current PM.
With all if and buts , was this Indian Intelligence failure and why no one has been fired? Let alone the suspicious timing of this staged attack operation both in Iran and India at same time when Pakistan is receiving Saudi FM for multi-billion dollar investment. Who has to gain here? Something fishy here.
One of my life’s regrets is that I never read War and Peace or many other weighty tomes. At this stage, even a lengthy column overwhelms me. A brief executive summary would be so much more thoughtful. Often, I start by reading the conclusion, then trawl my way upwards. For some columnists with whom I can never agree, simply see the heading and post my comment …
It is wonderful that high level intervention by US government officials on 27th February prevented a dangerous escalation. As the column notes, that luck may not hold forever. The issues – actually only one – between India and Pakistan are well known. High time for both sides to start a meaningful dialogue. A couple of “ strikes “ are not going to solve this problem.