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Indian Navy chief Admiral Dinesh Tripathi said that the ongoing conflict in West Asia illustrates that speed is no longer merely an enabler of warfare but a distinct capability.
China patiently invested capital, skill and technology in coal gasification. Unlike it, we won’t move from words to action. As crude prices decline, we lose interest.
Well he is not wrong. There has been a section of Indian society who has already acknowledged that we just don’t care about it and no one is doing anything.
This smugness that we won on the ground is just one part of the war. Most of the military brass is just in their own bubbles and find it “below them” to even entertain foreign journalists. Why such attitude ?
This needs to change and I am glad it’s someone from outside who is saying this. Our armed forces and government/bureacrats don’t respect us enough to listen to us when we say the same thing.
Well he is not wrong. There has been a section of Indian society who has already acknowledged that we just don’t care about it and no one is doing anything.
This smugness that we won on the ground is just one part of the war. Most of the military brass is just in their own bubbles and find it “below them” to even entertain foreign journalists. Why such attitude ?
This needs to change and I am glad it’s someone from outside who is saying this. Our armed forces and government/bureacrats don’t respect us enough to listen to us when we say the same thing.