The excitement surrounding India’s G20 presidency is not just in India but among many other countries, which are increasingly looking up to India as a solution provider
Is it too farfetched to envisage a scenario where someone could have thrown a grenade or attempted a kamikaze-type drone strike or a fidayeen-style suicide mission targeting the Prime Minister?
From fencing India-Nepal border, enhancing vigil along Indo-Myanmar border to facilitating reverse migration, India may need a new approach to deal with cross border challenges.
It is time for India’s political leadership to ask some tough questions of the US administration about the mess they have left behind in Afghanistan.
Be it Hamid Karzai or Ashraf Ghani, none of them had any grassroots connect with Afghan society, beyond their own tribes.
The impact of Taliban’s resurrection would be far-reaching and even inside those countries who are now in a celebratory mood.
For two decades, the US and its allies showed a dream of modern life to the people of Afghanistan. When Afghan people started embracing it, the US simply pulled the rug from beneath their feet
The Jammu drone attack may invariably act as a catalyst for a major acquisition drive for anti-drone systems.
Lives lost can never be compensated. Although battered, India would weather this storm, perhaps with a set of lessons it has painstakingly learnt during this period.
Given how China behaved last year when the world was in turmoil, India must be prepared to counter a possible repeat of Chinese provocation along the LAC.
The present and coming generations need to decide whether they want to take the path shown by entrepreneurs who have revolutionised India’s industrial landscape, or follow anarchists and create mayhem in the name of revolution
PM Modi's vigorous defence of India’s private sector and its contribution to nation building not only reflects his statesmanship and his genuine vision for country, but is also an inspiration for millions of aspiring entrepreneurs.
Undeterred by the challenges posed by the pandemic, the government has paved the way for making India future-ready by initiating bold reforms and allocating sufficient funds for capex.
Those who could not defeat India in conventional wars, or through terrorism, may use mob as a weapon to trigger civil unrest to destroy India from within
For a country, which has for long, profoundly believed in Deng Xiaoping’s philosophy of ‘hide your strength, bide your time’, and one which proficiently analyses every plan before putting it to execution, it is highly unlikely that the Sikkim incident was an act of impulse.