Promises tend to become irrelevant if care is not taken to create necessary enabling conditions to make them feasible. This is even truer of electoral promises.
Economists say there are weaknesses in India’s GDP data. But statisticians claim the accusations are based on flawed understanding, saying while GDP has problems, the economists are looking in the wrong places.
Both the governments expressed their commitment to strengthening their maritime cooperation to strengthen the maritime safety and security framework in the region.
How boxes were ticked for Kumarasamy Gowda by the editor? Some info will be useful. Winning elections and reclaiming govt is not as easy as ticking boxes.
Military attaches from several embassies in Delhi were taken to Kargil after the fighting was over. As professional soldiers, they were filled with respect for the young officers and soldiers who reclaimed those icy heights.
Every article I have read reminds us not to forget lessons of where we failed. Since, we are reminded so often, what’s behind these calls to not forget our failings? There was a major article in a national paper that claimed that we hadn’t learned anything and, yet, it didn’t tell us a single thing that we should have learned and didn’t. These calls must be seen in the context that for more than a decade there were no celebrations and no remembrance of Kargil. We have been taught that we, as Indians, are unworthy and incompetent. Winning a war, one that we weren’t even prepared for, refutes that deep seated belief. Concomitant to that belief is that problems are just around the corner and that we will lose eventually. So, it starts with us. We need to a belief in our selves that we are worthy of living in peace, dignity, and prosperity. One we accept this, we will be ready to learn from our successes and failures. (End of psychology lesson).
How boxes were ticked for Kumarasamy Gowda by the editor? Some info will be useful. Winning elections and reclaiming govt is not as easy as ticking boxes.
Military attaches from several embassies in Delhi were taken to Kargil after the fighting was over. As professional soldiers, they were filled with respect for the young officers and soldiers who reclaimed those icy heights.
CM BSY brings home the bacon. Beyond Sadanand Gowda.
Every article I have read reminds us not to forget lessons of where we failed. Since, we are reminded so often, what’s behind these calls to not forget our failings? There was a major article in a national paper that claimed that we hadn’t learned anything and, yet, it didn’t tell us a single thing that we should have learned and didn’t. These calls must be seen in the context that for more than a decade there were no celebrations and no remembrance of Kargil. We have been taught that we, as Indians, are unworthy and incompetent. Winning a war, one that we weren’t even prepared for, refutes that deep seated belief. Concomitant to that belief is that problems are just around the corner and that we will lose eventually. So, it starts with us. We need to a belief in our selves that we are worthy of living in peace, dignity, and prosperity. One we accept this, we will be ready to learn from our successes and failures. (End of psychology lesson).