Modi's faulty China policy has cost India dearly

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's statement that no intrusion has taken place along the LAC in Galwan Valley has raised several questions but it gave an impression that the government is trying to appease  China and confirmed that it will hide  every detail of the violent faceoff that occurred between the Chinese PLA and the Indian Army on June 15.

Facebook’s Zuckerberg faces public outrage over inaction against Trump’s controversial post

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing rare public outrage from his employees as they rebuked him on a real-time feedback tool over inaction on incendiary remarks posted by President Donald Trump. People tend to believe that freedom of expression exists but it is more of an ‘exploited word’. If social networking sites will not keep a check on the violent or radicalised content then it will reshape the thinking and decision making process of million of users without even becoming unaware that their minds are being controlled by a certain section of people or propagandists.

Hong Kong crisis: Protests in the offing as China announces security laws banning subversion and separatism

Hong Kong is gearing up for mass protests as China announced to impose the new national security legislation on Hong Kong, a blow to the territory’s autonomy after Beijing witnessed massive violent pro-democracy protests last year that plunged the city into its deepest turmoil since it returned to Beijing rule in 1997 and challenged Xi Jinping's leadership.

No need to reconfigure Asia-Pacific as Indo Pacific, halt strategies to contain China, says Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov

New Delhi, Jan 15: Speaking during the fifth edition of the Raisina Dialogue 2020 in the Indian capital, Russian Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday slammed both United States and India for making an attempt to establish a concept of Indo-Pacific to contain China.

Maharashtra crisis: BJP betrays Shiv Sena and people; a lesson for Saffron allies

 The treatment which is being given to the Shiv Sena at this juncture inspite of a decades old alliance comes as a lesson for Thackeray’s dynasty and to all the allies of the BJP across India. Sena Chief Uddhav Thackeray should now explore another option to form a government, independent of each other, as their Plan B by taking Congress and NCP on board.

Kashmir restrictions

The Indian journalists, known for giving government sponsored views, is now seen supporting restrictions on Muslims in Kashmir by the Modi government.

The Indian media wanted to become the voice of the government , but fails to realize that PM Narendra Modi has himself given the tool to the Pakistan and the International community to question New Delhi as:-

India and Pakistan on the Brink of War : China, Russia sees opportunity in US absence

Feb 28 ; The aerial combat engagement between Indian and Pakistani Air Forces against each other risks triggering into a worst escalation if not a war like situation between South Asia's nuclear-armed rivals.

Jammu and Kashmir failure blot on PM Modi’s political career

The big failure in Jammu and Kashmir is a blot on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s political career, Modi government started his rule in Jammu and or Kashmir by implementing muscular policy and after three years Bharatiya Janta Party decided to dump PDP by squarely blaming it for the faults that Modi himself committed.

Modi 's informal summits with Jinping, Putin : A big failure

Prime Minister Narendra Modi started his tenure by pledging to take India to new heights by declaring it a power of South Asia but has ended into becoming a subservient to China with weak economy .

Militarization of South China Sea by China could trigger conflict with US

To rule the world's sea, China is using both soft and hard power to increase its military footprint across the world. Deployment of anti-ship cruise missiles and surface-to-air missile systems in the Spratly Islands by China has escalated the risks of possible military clashes with the United States and also renewed tensions between countries who are claimants of strategically vital Sou

Narendra Modi-Xi jinping meet:Agendas and priorities

The Modi government has been deeply involved in  secretive meetings and agreements with China, keeping  the Opposition parties and people of India in dark amidst the heavy deployment of PLA and military vehicles in South Doklam, providing Chinese access to the ‘Jampheri Ridge’ that overlooks the Siliguri Corridor i.e. the strategic ‘Chicken Neck’ which is the ‘Gateway to India's North East’.

Xi-Modi summit:China regional power, India to remain cautious

There should not be high expectations from the informal summit between PM Modi and President Xi in the Wuhan on the banks of Yangtze as India has already bowed to please regional power China by cancelling the events of Dalai lama in New Delhi.

Modi's Kashmir strategy boomerangs: Youth radicalised, Army faces heat

The situation in Jammu and Kashmir is grim and both the PDP-BJP coalition government in the state and the Modi government at the centre has failed to put an end to the killings and violence in kashmir, increasing radicalisation of youth who are taking up arms rather the crisis has deepened after the kathua gangrape came to light and the manner in which lawyers of the bar council and BJP ministers shielded the accused.

Trump's tactics in diplomacy:Boosts Pompeo's image, secures America's interests

US President Donald Trump boosted the calibre of CIA director Mike Pompeo who travelled to North Korea to meet with leader Kim Jong Un,a secret visit undertaken by him to lay the groundwork for the planned upcoming historic summit between the two leaders.

US, Russia and the Middle East

Warning by the Russian President Vladimir Putin that further Western attacks on Syria  would bring chaos to the world affairs,it  throws light on the prospect of  a real possibility of a direct military confrontation between the United States and Russia.

Afghanistan- Pakistan Call on Taliban to join Peace Talks

President Ashraf Ghani and visiting Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi have called on the Afghan Taliban to respond positively to the peace offer and join the peace process without further delay. They agreed that there was no military solution to the ongoing Afghan conflict and that the political solution was the best way to end the 17 year old war.