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Good column but nothing new. The Print is starting to become like a bureaucracy where things, like writing a 1200 word column here, are done because they need to be done because “that has always been the case”.
As a reader spending precious time in the morning, the description of the 1971 incident and the last 2 lines is the real article. The rest is known stuff just filled in to turn in the needed words.
One bows to the expertise of the columnist. As a generalist, would only say that this underlines the need for the two countries to be talking to each other. And not in furtive, back channel contacts. A regular, formal dialogue aimed at stabilising the relationship. Precluding the possibility of miscalculation, whether it was Kargil, or the smaller Pulwama – Balakot episode.
Good column but nothing new. The Print is starting to become like a bureaucracy where things, like writing a 1200 word column here, are done because they need to be done because “that has always been the case”.
As a reader spending precious time in the morning, the description of the 1971 incident and the last 2 lines is the real article. The rest is known stuff just filled in to turn in the needed words.
Please correct error. India bombed Balakot not Pulwama- 4th para in’General Kayani’s New War’ section.
One bows to the expertise of the columnist. As a generalist, would only say that this underlines the need for the two countries to be talking to each other. And not in furtive, back channel contacts. A regular, formal dialogue aimed at stabilising the relationship. Precluding the possibility of miscalculation, whether it was Kargil, or the smaller Pulwama – Balakot episode.
A tragic reminder that even instincts dismissed as superstition can echo the heavy cost of war.