Why West is never tired of invoking democracy, but remains silent on rising anti-India forces on its soil
2 years, 10 months ago

Why West is never tired of invoking democracy, but remains silent on rising anti-India forces on its soil

Firstpost  

The solution to the international Khalistani problem, now witnessing a rapid resurgence within Indian borders, is to stem the flow of foreign funds and propaganda with the assistance of fellow democracies The impact of anti-terror operations across the country will be observed for a while to come. Even as Canada shot down India’s request to allow for higher Minimum Price Support for Indian farmers, Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed open support for a movement against the welfare of Indian farmers, one that saw at least one brutal gang-rape, a caste-based murder, and a wide spread of Covid-19, in addition to the loss of livelihood of thousands of Indians. As Boris Johnson expressed support to India and set up a task-force to address Khalistani terrorism and terror funding in the UK recently, the US, in contrast, has outright refused to aid in curbing Khalistani terrorism. The single solution to the international Khalistani problem, now witnessing a rapid resurgence within Indian borders, is to stem the flow of foreign funds and propaganda with the assistance of fellow democracies.

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Jaishankar sets the record straight: Democracy isn’t the copyright of West
1 month, 1 week ago

Jaishankar sets the record straight: Democracy isn’t the copyright of West

Firstpost  

At a time when the West has its own internal contradictions regarding democracy coming to the fore, it is the right moment for them to recognise non-Western examples of successful democracies such as India The last week’s diplomatic calendar was packed to the full. Despite the West proving to be much slower than India in adopting a full-fledged democratic model, …

How Assad’s fall in Syria will embolden terror groups in India
3 months, 2 weeks ago

How Assad’s fall in Syria will embolden terror groups in India

Firstpost  

As if Islamabad, Kabul, and Dhaka were not enough, the most recent addition of Syria to the list of anarchic ‘badlands’ and failed states will intensify Delhi’s terror threats multifold In the last four years, the toppling of functional governments led by democratically elected leaders in Afghanistan and Bangladesh and the autocratic Assad regime in Syria by Islamic terrorist organisations, …

Opinion: Trump 2.0 - Lessons for India's Left
4 months, 2 weeks ago

Opinion: Trump 2.0 - Lessons for India's Left

India Today  

With Donald Trump’s recent win in the US, it is hard to miss the parallels with the tactics employed by certain sections of the Left, here in India. By “the Indian Left,” we are referring to a broad coalition of academics, intellectuals, certain media figures, activists, and segments of political parties who often align themselves with progressive social and economic …

'Western media trying to meddle with Indian democracy': Jaishankar
11 months ago

'Western media trying to meddle with Indian democracy': Jaishankar

New Indian Express  

HYDERABAD: Union External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar said that the Western media criticises India’s democracy because they consider themselves to be “political players” in our elections. Speaking at a talk titled ‘Foreign Policy the India Way: From Diffidence to Confidence’ here on Tuesday, the diplomat-turned-politician said, “This is domestic politics going global and global politics feels that they must …

Unravelling West's anti-Modi rants and narrative on India's war on terror
11 months, 2 weeks ago

Unravelling West's anti-Modi rants and narrative on India's war on terror

Hindustan Times  

After the flawless hosting of the G-20 summit in 2023, a narrative has been created by the West and India’s adversaries to portray the Narendra Modi government as a hyper-nationalistic regime which is not averse to breaking international laws when it comes to protecting national interests. While Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar have made it …

K.C. Singh | West’s disquiet about India: Meddling or friendly nudge?
11 months, 3 weeks ago

K.C. Singh | West’s disquiet about India: Meddling or friendly nudge?

Deccan Chronicle  

The rumblings were audible in India for months as investigative agencies like the Enforcement Directorate and the income-tax department had been selectively targeting Opposition leaders and parties. But when the US state department expressed similar anxiety, the ministry of external affairs first strongly protested, although less stridently, and then followed up by summoning acting US deputy chief of mission Gloria …

15 Years After 26/11, India is a Transformed Nation in Security Realm, But It Still Needs That X Factor
1 year, 4 months ago

15 Years After 26/11, India is a Transformed Nation in Security Realm, But It Still Needs That X Factor

News 18  

When Pakistani terrorists inflicted the dastardly 26/11 terror attacks on Mumbai in 2008, India was caught grossly unprepared. The fact is that India has not witnessed a major terror attack against unarmed civilians since 26/11, and that is because the country has consciously worked to strengthen its counterterrorism apparatus since 2008. Similarly, the Intelligence Bureau, among India’s most important spy …

Historic moment for India-US relations: It’s time Western media stopped behaving like Chinese Trojan horses
1 year, 9 months ago

Historic moment for India-US relations: It’s time Western media stopped behaving like Chinese Trojan horses

Firstpost  

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a state visit to the United States, the Western media seems to be on an anti-India overdrive. The article, titled ‘India’s Worsening Democracy Makes It an Unreliable Ally’, treads the similar anti-India path as it writes, quite predictably: “The treatment of Muslims, who form 14 per cent of India’s population, has worsened. Female …

World does not need lessons on democracy, human rights from Pakistan: India at UNHRC
2 years ago

World does not need lessons on democracy, human rights from Pakistan: India at UNHRC

Firstpost  

Geneva: India on Thursday said the world does not need lessons on democracy and human rights from Pakistan whose contribution as a leading exporter of terror and violence is unparalleled and where terrorists thrive and roam its streets with impunity. Exercising India’s Right of Reply at the 52nd Session of Human Rights Council General Debate, Under Secretary Dr. P R …

Khalistani movement: For far too long, the Anglosphere has run with the hare and hunted with the hounds
2 years ago

Khalistani movement: For far too long, the Anglosphere has run with the hare and hunted with the hounds

Firstpost  

The most galling thing is that instead of cracking down on these extremist elements that pose a threat to India’s national security and territorial integrity, foreign governments are often guilty of indifference, benign neglect and even tacit encouragement The wave of anti-India protests and instances of violent attacks and vandalism on Indian properties and missions abroad — more specifically in …

Why India is in the vortex of global geopolitics as world affairs increasingly become fluid
2 years ago

Why India is in the vortex of global geopolitics as world affairs increasingly become fluid

Firstpost  

Indian politics are remarkably inward-looking, with little consciousness of its place and role in the dynamics of the wider world. US policy in relation to China has given huge importance to India’s role and the nature and preferences of its domestic governing elites. The urgency of India’s role in US policy has grown tremendously as China has made astonishing progress …

Why West is so uncomfortable with rising India and happy to sponsor its enemies
2 years, 8 months ago

Why West is so uncomfortable with rising India and happy to sponsor its enemies

Firstpost  

India has adversaries, ‘frenemies’ and, at best, well-wishers. The mixed signals of hostility and cooperation emanating from the US towards India need explanation despite an Indian inclination to misread them by erroneously differentiating between US societal actors and the actual policymaking elite. Yet, US policy towards India remains apparently perplexing to many Indians in its two contrary dimensions of cooperation …

Why India’s North East needs a fresh anti-terror doctrine, especially with growing Dragon shadow in the region
2 years, 11 months ago

Why India’s North East needs a fresh anti-terror doctrine, especially with growing Dragon shadow in the region

Firstpost  

If the notion of doctrine — in the discourse of state action — were to lend itself to holistic appraisal, then it would not emerge merely as a belief system that is established on the basis of authority. In other words, although the tactical considerations of a doctrine may receive newer insights, and consequently undergo calibration, the broad parameters would …

India's NAM 2.0: Why West's response to Modi's non-alignment is restrained
2 years, 11 months ago

India's NAM 2.0: Why West's response to Modi's non-alignment is restrained

India Today  

Back in 1961, at the Belgrade Conference, three leaders India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru along with Gamal Abdel Nazeer, the Egyptian President and Josip Broz Tito, President of Yugoslavia laid the foundation of the Non-Aligned Movement. REASON’S FOR MODI’S NON-ALIGNED POLICY India, till date, has abstained from every resolution on the ongoing conflict which was moved by either the …

Why the West is pretending to need India for the war in Ukraine
3 years, 1 month ago

Why the West is pretending to need India for the war in Ukraine

Op India  

“What is India doing for European security?” This is the exact question that External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar was asked point blank at the Munich Security Conference last week. Or as think tank experts like to call it, decides to stand up for “democracy and freedom.” Suppose that our External Affairs Ministry released the most blistering statement condemning Russia’s actions …

Opinion | West's blind eye to Khalistani activities does not end threat, but only amplifies it
3 years, 6 months ago

Opinion | West's blind eye to Khalistani activities does not end threat, but only amplifies it

Firstpost  

On 23 June, 1985, Air India Flight 182 travelling from Montreal to London en route to Delhi blew up over the North Atlantic. West’s self-destructive behaviour This may sound ironic today, but the most coherent description of such subversive methods appears in a 2013 affidavit filed by the UPA government before the Supreme Court: “These ‘mass organisations’ are generally manned …

The problem in the West
3 years, 6 months ago

The problem in the West

Hindustan Times  

With the announcement of the new Australia-United Kingdom-United States security arrangement, the Indo-Pacific theatre has got a strong military element to counter Chinese aggression across the maritime domain. It is in the west that India now confronts a Taliban-controlled Afghanistan, which is a potential hub for radicalised Islamist groups, including those terror outfits which have a clear stated agenda against …

The reality of an India at the crossroads
4 years, 3 months ago

The reality of an India at the crossroads

The Hindu  

Individual events are often an indicator of broader trends. India’s forays in its Near Abroad in West Asia are yet to yield results, even though, on the surface, relations with the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are better. Comment | The shifting trajectory of India’s foreign policy Signs of rigid policies Far more serious, however, are concerns being voiced …

'It's inability to adopt legal framework to combat international terrorism is impacting global efforts to counter militancy', India slams UN
6 years, 5 months ago

'It's inability to adopt legal framework to combat international terrorism is impacting global efforts to counter militancy', India slams UN

India TV News  

India has slammed the United Nations over its inability to adopt a legal framework to combat international terrorism, saying that this 'lacunae' is impacting enforcement efforts to destroy safe havens for terrorists and their support networks. Speaking at the meeting of the Sixth Committee, Yedla Umasankar, First Secretary/Legal Adviser in the Permanent Mission of India to the UN said that …

The Western Deep State's assault on India - and what to do about it
9 years, 11 months ago

The Western Deep State's assault on India - and what to do about it

Firstpost  

The recent demonisation of India in the western media falls into a pattern driven by fears about a nationalist Prime Minister. India clearly needs to be on guard, given the western deep state’s use of NGOs and evangelical organisations to further its interests This piece is a continuation of an earlier piece on the deep western state and India’s possible …

West Veering Round To India's View On Terror, Says Nirupama Rao
13 years, 5 months ago

West Veering Round To India's View On Terror, Says Nirupama Rao

India TV News  

Washington, Sept 28: India's view on terrorism in the region is increasingly being “believed and subscribed to”, Indian Ambassador to the US, Nirupama Rao has said, even as the Obama Administration stepped up pressure on Pakistan to rein-in Haqqani network, which allegedly has links with ISI. “India's point of view is increasingly believed in and subscribed to,” Rao said here …

West Asia policy hostage to ‘Muslim vote'
14 years ago

West Asia policy hostage to ‘Muslim vote'

The Hindu  

The United Progressive Alliance government's policy towards West Asia is dictated by its anxiety to keep the “politically influential Muslim vote bloc” in good humour, thus forcing it to walk a “tight rope” and refrain from engaging “too deeply” with the region. ‘Gutless’ Communications to Washington from senior American diplomats in the New Delhi Embassy constantly portray India's West Asia …

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