Only after Nehru received Patel’s assent did he send the cabinet member list to Mountbatten on 4 August. Patel not only headed the list, but was to be the deputy PM.
Once seen as a fading presence on India’s investment & startup picture, the state is slowly moving up the ladder, with policy reforms & infrastructure building.
Agreement signed during 17th Joint Working Group (JWG) on defence cooperation. Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh met Director General in Israeli Ministry of Defence Amir Baram Tuesday.
This world is being restructured and redrawn by one man, and what’s his power? It’s not his formidable military. It’s trade. With China, it turned on him.
It’s a fact that Kashmir is a disputed territory and the problem should be resolved according to UN resolution. India has occupied Kashmir illegally and by force with out the aspirations of its people. Today Kashmiris are kept like slave and r killed every day by India posing them as terrorists.
Since Pakistan was the aggressor in PoK, India should have occupied it back at the earlier opportunity, at leastin 1965, or in 1971. Now, Pakistan has perfected its right by hostile adverse possession. India has no legal remedy. Force is the only way to claim back this part of Kashmir.
pro bjp journalist trying to put every shit on nehru by manipulating history. Indian should thanks nehru because he was the person who made this big indian state otherwise it there would be many states.
as far as nehru’s approach to UN is concerned so it was in absolutely indian favor because Pakistan was taking advantage of having pashtun and other tribal areas fighters who were fearless against indian force that time and they took almost 25% of jk . its true that Pakistan was aggressive and quid e azam asked army general to capture Srinagar but UN came and stopped them because of nehru.
it was nehru who gave most part of jk to india otherwise today entire jk would be in Pakistan.
In all our wars every Prime Minister has blundered from Nehru, Shastri, Indira, Vajpayee and now Modi.
We have either given away what we gained or slept while intruding nations had a field day like recently.
It is time our PMs read military history and become aware of various war situations and outcomes.
Our bureaucrats are too immeresed in remaining Babus to understand war strategies and how to prepare for such eventualities.
It’s a fact that Kashmir is a disputed territory and the problem should be resolved according to UN resolution. India has occupied Kashmir illegally and by force with out the aspirations of its people. Today Kashmiris are kept like slave and r killed every day by India posing them as terrorists.
Since Pakistan was the aggressor in PoK, India should have occupied it back at the earlier opportunity, at leastin 1965, or in 1971. Now, Pakistan has perfected its right by hostile adverse possession. India has no legal remedy. Force is the only way to claim back this part of Kashmir.
pro bjp journalist trying to put every shit on nehru by manipulating history. Indian should thanks nehru because he was the person who made this big indian state otherwise it there would be many states.
as far as nehru’s approach to UN is concerned so it was in absolutely indian favor because Pakistan was taking advantage of having pashtun and other tribal areas fighters who were fearless against indian force that time and they took almost 25% of jk . its true that Pakistan was aggressive and quid e azam asked army general to capture Srinagar but UN came and stopped them because of nehru.
it was nehru who gave most part of jk to india otherwise today entire jk would be in Pakistan.
history is fact you can not change it.
India consider as weak country after Nehru decision ,, and up to Now ,, for world India is still a weak Country,, And some times treated as weak
In all our wars every Prime Minister has blundered from Nehru, Shastri, Indira, Vajpayee and now Modi.
We have either given away what we gained or slept while intruding nations had a field day like recently.
It is time our PMs read military history and become aware of various war situations and outcomes.
Our bureaucrats are too immeresed in remaining Babus to understand war strategies and how to prepare for such eventualities.