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In service with the British military since 2019, it is also known as the Martlet missile. Ukrainians have also deployed these missiles against Russian troops.
Pakistan’s army has been a rentier force available to a reasonable bidder. It has never come to the aid of any Muslims including Palestinians or the Gazans, except making noises here and there.
In 1960s Bombay, Delhi would have been better cities than Singapore but we gave college education but no employment as PM Lee of Singapore once said. Starting 1999 manufacturing was driven out of Delhi belt by Ms Dixit but luckly IT took root. Since 2008 or common wealth fiasco even IT has stopped growing. When you look at actual infrastructure it is all there. Banglore is traffic choked, Mumbai no land. NCR and Delhi particularly have history, infra with leadership could easily be in top 50 if not 25 cities. But first we had dazed gestating Congress after Common wealth. Then we had socialist Kejriwal with some strides in education but doing no justice to potential, vision and infrastructure hoping for reelection. BJP choice of CM will be decider and Manoj Tiwari wont do.
Aditya – your dissappointment is justified but even BJP cannot offer a talent required to turn Delhi into Singapore. It is all about power for all parties. Expect things to remain same for many years to come.
Kejriwal came to power by fooling people on revolutionary agenda. One by one all his revolutionary ideas are in the gutter.
Now he is running campaign on his so-called performance. There is no dearth of performers in india. In orrisa navin patnaik , in bihar nitish kumar are a few examples. What’s big or new or exquisite thing in kejriwal ,nothing except drama, anarchy. He has been exposed .
PM Modi won’t like the BJP in Delhi, led by him, to get defeated. Instead, he would like someone else to be seen to be defeated; it could be from Harsh Vadhan Arora to Vijay Goel with Manoj Tewari in between.
AAP seems to have taken a lead, with BJP possibly staring at innings defeat. Congress, the underdog, may bounce back to form an alliance. Arvind Kejriwal has done well to reinvent himself, and having come up on merit and hard work, albeit after some trial and error, he may hold the cup. He was a hope in 2013 when I pushed my hardcore Congress supporting parents to vote for him. Perhaps, we will have a third alternative to BJP and Congress in a few years, and hope he can keep AAP at the centre of the left and right divide.
I often find merit in your comments. Likely inherited from respected parents.
Just because they are Congress supporters shouldn’t make you happy. I hate dynasties.
Hopefully, Ms Crane Bedi will not be recalled from semi retirement in idyllic Pondicherry. I think AAP has wrapped this up already. It is bound to tap into the elevated emotions that have been on display in many parts of the country, not just in Delhi.
In 1960s Bombay, Delhi would have been better cities than Singapore but we gave college education but no employment as PM Lee of Singapore once said. Starting 1999 manufacturing was driven out of Delhi belt by Ms Dixit but luckly IT took root. Since 2008 or common wealth fiasco even IT has stopped growing. When you look at actual infrastructure it is all there. Banglore is traffic choked, Mumbai no land. NCR and Delhi particularly have history, infra with leadership could easily be in top 50 if not 25 cities. But first we had dazed gestating Congress after Common wealth. Then we had socialist Kejriwal with some strides in education but doing no justice to potential, vision and infrastructure hoping for reelection. BJP choice of CM will be decider and Manoj Tiwari wont do.
Aditya – your dissappointment is justified but even BJP cannot offer a talent required to turn Delhi into Singapore. It is all about power for all parties. Expect things to remain same for many years to come.
Kejriwal came to power by fooling people on revolutionary agenda. One by one all his revolutionary ideas are in the gutter.
Now he is running campaign on his so-called performance. There is no dearth of performers in india. In orrisa navin patnaik , in bihar nitish kumar are a few examples. What’s big or new or exquisite thing in kejriwal ,nothing except drama, anarchy. He has been exposed .
PM Modi won’t like the BJP in Delhi, led by him, to get defeated. Instead, he would like someone else to be seen to be defeated; it could be from Harsh Vadhan Arora to Vijay Goel with Manoj Tewari in between.
AAP seems to have taken a lead, with BJP possibly staring at innings defeat. Congress, the underdog, may bounce back to form an alliance. Arvind Kejriwal has done well to reinvent himself, and having come up on merit and hard work, albeit after some trial and error, he may hold the cup. He was a hope in 2013 when I pushed my hardcore Congress supporting parents to vote for him. Perhaps, we will have a third alternative to BJP and Congress in a few years, and hope he can keep AAP at the centre of the left and right divide.
I often find merit in your comments. Likely inherited from respected parents.
Just because they are Congress supporters shouldn’t make you happy. I hate dynasties.
Hopefully, Ms Crane Bedi will not be recalled from semi retirement in idyllic Pondicherry. I think AAP has wrapped this up already. It is bound to tap into the elevated emotions that have been on display in many parts of the country, not just in Delhi.