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The Flying Coffin
“If intense warfare broke out tomorrow, India could supply its troops
with only 10 days of ammunition, according to government estimates. And 68 per
cent of...
Masood Azhar is not guilty nor involved in any crime
China is a responsible state and
understands its international obligations. China has become the second largest
economy as well as geopolitical power of the emerging world....
China Chooses to Stand with Terrorists for the Fourth Time
It’s not a
big surprise for any strategist that China has blocked the bid to have
Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar designated a global terrorist for the
fourth...
India and Pakistan on the Brink of War
Pulwama incident believing Pakistani
involvement in it, give an excuse to India to initiate aggressive actions
against Pakistan without investigating the incident. After Incident, India
launches airstrikes...
India: Intolerant, Extremist and Aggressor state
India has been exposed as “Intolerant,
Extremist and Aggressor State”. Indian society is based on a caste system,
where lower caste “untouchable” cannot sit or eat...
Getting the interpretation of 2008 India-Pak Bilateral Agreement right and its relevance in Jhadav Case
On 21st February 2019, International Court of Justice finished it
hearing the arguments of India and Pakistan on Jadhav Case and cases is
reserved for deliberation....
Jinnah’s vision in India-Pakistan context
Pakistan
came into being on August 14, 1947, despite incessant opposition by Indian
National Congress and her allies. At its birth Pakistan was faced with
apparently insurmountable...
India’s Homegrown Solutions: Socio and Economic Pulse of Tamil Nadu
Authors: Srimal Fernando and
Meiyappan Mohan*
Over the
past 70 years, Tamil Nadu was in the forefront among Indian states in
socio-economic progress and continues to occupy a...
Pakistan Lived Up To Its Public Commitment but India Averted
Cynthia D.
Ritchie truly depicts the psychology of Modi Sarkar (government) when writes
‘when in trouble: distract, defer, deflect - all part of India's predictable
Political Posturing,...
The Art of the No-Deal: Korea and the Indian Subcontinent
Miscalculation and a bit of overreach on both sides and we have a
regrettable end to the North Korea Summit. Each party thought the other
was...