Rasgotra has seen the transformation of Indian foreign policy from Independence to the 1990s. The most notable was his tenure as foreign secretary from May 1982 to January 1985.
Of the civil servants who have taken the foundation course at LBSNAA since 2014, at least 50% come from families with a govt service background, data shows.
Fauja Singh, 114, died after being hit by a speeding car. His death renews questions about India’s deadly roads, rising accidents, and poor traffic discipline.
Mini deal will likely see no cut in 10% baseline tariff on Indian exports announced by Trump on 2 April, it is learnt, but additional 26% tariffs are set to be reduced.
India-Russia JV is also racing to deliver 7,000 more AK-203 assault rifles by 15 Aug. These are currently being made with 50% indigenisation and this will surge to 100% by 31 December.
Public, loud, upfront, filled with impropriety and high praise sometimes laced with insults. This is what we call Trumplomacy. But the larger objective is the same: American supremacy.
The previous comment is spot on.
Any nation which goes around with a begging bowl for technology transfers for advanced and specialised defence and industrial machinery cannot and must not call itself a Vishwaguru.
A Vishwaguru is someone who provides the latest technological know how to other nations. A nation that every other nation turns to for cutting edge intellectual property (IP).
We, in India, go with a begging bowl to the USA, France, Russia, Israel and many other countries asking for “generosity of spirit”. Even after 75 years of independence, we can not produce a high quality rifle for our armed forces. But our government would have us believe that we are the Vishwaguru.
Idiotic statements like that from our honourable Prime Minister makes the world laugh at us. Behind our backs, these nations mock and jeer us.
A nation which goes around with a begging bowl asking for technology transfer can never become a Vishwaguru.
To be a Vishwaguru the focus must be on developing technologies in-house. When the world comes begging to you for the latest technology – you become the Vishwaguru.
No amount of chest-thumping and drum beating can make a nation a Vishwaguru.
The previous comment is spot on.
Any nation which goes around with a begging bowl for technology transfers for advanced and specialised defence and industrial machinery cannot and must not call itself a Vishwaguru.
A Vishwaguru is someone who provides the latest technological know how to other nations. A nation that every other nation turns to for cutting edge intellectual property (IP).
We, in India, go with a begging bowl to the USA, France, Russia, Israel and many other countries asking for “generosity of spirit”. Even after 75 years of independence, we can not produce a high quality rifle for our armed forces. But our government would have us believe that we are the Vishwaguru.
Idiotic statements like that from our honourable Prime Minister makes the world laugh at us. Behind our backs, these nations mock and jeer us.
A nation which goes around with a begging bowl asking for technology transfer can never become a Vishwaguru.
To be a Vishwaguru the focus must be on developing technologies in-house. When the world comes begging to you for the latest technology – you become the Vishwaguru.
No amount of chest-thumping and drum beating can make a nation a Vishwaguru.