PM Modi’s recent appeal for austerity amid rising geopolitical tensions has revived memories of Lal Bahadur Shastri’s calls for sacrifice during India’s food crisis in the 1960s.
Cariappa’s frequent interventions in what the PM saw as non-military topics often led to clashes, leading to a series of pointed letters that revealed a deep divide between India’s first PM and first Army general
Because of a clear power differential favouring China, and the fact that India can’t wish away its biggest neighbour and one of its biggest economic partners, one can understand why New Delhi is now trying a softer approach
In riding roughshod over partners such as Australia, India, Japan and South Korea on trade, and by threatening to weaponise security ties, Trump has forced them both to strengthen bonds with one another and to reduce tensions with China
The territorial-cum-border dispute that goes back to the birth of India and China as independent nations is at the core of the bilateral security dissonance
Nehru described rumours that Indian soldiers were fighting unarmed and barefoot as "extraordinary". "They had wollen uniforms, good boots, three blankets -- later four -- and full winter clothing"
“The main issue right now is patrolling—how both sides patrol up to the Line of Actual Control. The patrolling arrangements after 2020 have been disturbed,” he stated, referring to the Galwan clash at the LAC four years ago.
‘There’s almost no one to offer it’: Tiruppur Subramaniam on Ajith’s big fee demand
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Tamil film financier Tiruppur Subramaniam sheds light on the ongoing delay in Ajith Kumar's next project, attributing it to the actor's high salary demands and the shortage of big-investment studios in the industry. He suggests that Ajith consider profit-sharing models with production houses to continue making films.
