India is now looking at acquiring 6 armed drones from the US instead of the planned mix of 30 armed and non-armed drones. It is also in talks with Israel.
Delhi and Washington will formally sign the Industrial Security Annex in this round of talks, which will ease transfer of high-level technology from US to India.
The video, shared by news channels and a BJP MP, is authentic, but US Army played the Indian national anthem at a joint military exercise on 18 September.
Until now, units operating even in recognised industrial areas needed a separate factory licence. The move is expected to especially give a boost to small and medium enterprises.
As Narendra Modi becomes India’s second-longest consecutively serving Prime Minister, we look at how he compares with Indira Gandhi across four key dimensions.
Aparna Pande I would like to tell you the days of seeking acceptance and a smile from a white man are over. Probably you would be hankering for it . Mr Modi on a personal level most certainly not. As for JB’s prespective of India is concerned it would need a change because China is belligerent. Would he like his country to slip to number two or three ? That would be HARAKIRI.I Sincerely hope better sense prevails inspite of Kamala Harris. China has penetrated in US in every field. He needs to be careful of that. Let us see how things pan out. Its too premature to spread the feel good factor
Your sentence “probably you would be hankering for (a smile from a white man)” is totlaay unjustified. It is Modi that was hankering for praise from Trump.
A very balanced and sensible article drawing upon the history of Indo Us relationships
It is a surprise that Print allowed i!
Unclear what Friend Donald Trump did for India that was more, better than Hillary Clinton would have. 2. Apprehensions on how the United States might give us a tutorial – more likely in private – on human rights, civil liberties, religious tolerance, Kashmir, etc – are well founded. What the Trump delegation saw happening in Delhi as they nibbled on their always somewhat underwhelming Rashtrapati Bhavan menu will become part of the institutional memory of the US government about New India. Not easy to live down. Delhi Police have done nothing subsequently to redeem themselves.
Entirely agree. Anyone who believes that long term national interests are based around short term friendships and stints in power are living in fools’ paradise. Having said that, the Congress approach to China has been suspicious – particularly in UPA regime.
Aparna Pande I would like to tell you the days of seeking acceptance and a smile from a white man are over. Probably you would be hankering for it . Mr Modi on a personal level most certainly not. As for JB’s prespective of India is concerned it would need a change because China is belligerent. Would he like his country to slip to number two or three ? That would be HARAKIRI.I Sincerely hope better sense prevails inspite of Kamala Harris. China has penetrated in US in every field. He needs to be careful of that. Let us see how things pan out. Its too premature to spread the feel good factor
Your sentence “probably you would be hankering for (a smile from a white man)” is totlaay unjustified. It is Modi that was hankering for praise from Trump.
A very balanced and sensible article drawing upon the history of Indo Us relationships
It is a surprise that Print allowed i!
Unclear what Friend Donald Trump did for India that was more, better than Hillary Clinton would have. 2. Apprehensions on how the United States might give us a tutorial – more likely in private – on human rights, civil liberties, religious tolerance, Kashmir, etc – are well founded. What the Trump delegation saw happening in Delhi as they nibbled on their always somewhat underwhelming Rashtrapati Bhavan menu will become part of the institutional memory of the US government about New India. Not easy to live down. Delhi Police have done nothing subsequently to redeem themselves.
Excellent piece. It makes so much sense
Modi will handle all….But you r di*gusting media
Entirely agree. Anyone who believes that long term national interests are based around short term friendships and stints in power are living in fools’ paradise. Having said that, the Congress approach to China has been suspicious – particularly in UPA regime.