He is talking about that part of J&K which is occupied by Pakistan but claimed by India and has a border with Afghanistan.bhai kya phonk rakha hai aaj ??????????
India feels stragetically checkmated, isolated and cornered in the region
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ohhh yeah we also have border with Madagascar . you guys should say thanks to your all bhagwaans pakistan s between you and afghanistan otherwise tumhara wo juice niklta ke tauba karo bus .
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Modi said Rafales would be India's saviours.
After receiving the Rafales, I guess Modi is now alarmed by the new sophisticated weapon introduced in the region by the Chinese.
After receiving the Rafales, I guess Modi is now alarmed by the new sophisticated weapon introduced in the region by the Chinese.
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Blame this on India's flawed, duplicituous, and deceitful Chanakya Neeti.
One of Chanakya’s favorite maxims was: “Your neighbour is your natural enemy and the neighbour’s neighbor is your friend”.
Indian foreign policy, grounded in Chanakya's philosophy, has always resonated and been practised, more-so in the RSS led India of today. Delhi's diplomatic enclave is named 'Chanakyapuri' and its surrounding roads are named after policies from Arthashastra. No wonder, a bellicose India is overtly hostile towards its immediate neighbors and tries to cosy up to its neighbour's neighbour; Afghanistan (as a conduit to terrorize Pakistan), Iran, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam; targeting China and encouraging / supporting Vietnam's efforts to occupy Spratly Nansha Islands in the South China Sea.
India is a polyglot of, to name a few, Assamese, Bengali, Marathi, Naxalite, Punjabi, Tamil and Kashmiri nations; it is also a prisoner of history; its extreme detestation for Muslims stemming from the fact that India was repeatedly invaded by Mahmud Ghazni and ruled by the Mughuls. It frantically tries to re-construct its past by wrestling back the likes of the bygone era of the Mauryan Empire. To achieve this utopia, India has annexed Sikkim (one of its neighbors), actively participated in the 1971 dismemberment of Pakistan when Indira Gandhi was hailed as 'durga' (goddess of war) and annexed Indian Occupied Kashmir earlier this year.
India has engaged in recent active military hostilities inside Pakistan, with Amit Shah's recent bluster of ‘Modiji’ (the only Indian PM with a narcissist 'ji' as a permanent appendage to his name) making the world realize India will punish anyone intruding into its borders’, despite the humiliation of two downed jets and the capture of one Indian pilot.
India coerces all its neighbours, constantly threatens Pakistan with war and pesters China like a stubborn errant child. It also earned infamy by shamelessly blockading land-locked Nepal and Bhutan, exercising Gramsci’s classic hegemony formula 'manufactured consent by coercion' penned by him in his 'Prison Notebooks' as Mussolini's prisoner.
A dismal failure as a student of history, India forgets its humiliating 1962 walk-over by China as it ramps up its forward-policy again. Much that India plays the perpetual victim card; it was squarely blamed for starting the 1962 war. In his book 'India's China War', Australian journalist Neville Maxwell brands Nehru "an imperialist who adopted a forward-policy and of trying to evict China from any territory west and south of these (Tibet) borders through the use of force”. Bruce Riedel, a former CIA official, writes in his book 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA and the Sino-Indian War', "India's implementation of the forward-policy served as a major provocation to China in September 1962''.
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One of Chanakya’s favorite maxims was: “Your neighbour is your natural enemy and the neighbour’s neighbor is your friend”.
Indian foreign policy, grounded in Chanakya's philosophy, has always resonated and been practised, more-so in the RSS led India of today. Delhi's diplomatic enclave is named 'Chanakyapuri' and its surrounding roads are named after policies from Arthashastra. No wonder, a bellicose India is overtly hostile towards its immediate neighbors and tries to cosy up to its neighbour's neighbour; Afghanistan (as a conduit to terrorize Pakistan), Iran, Japan, South Korea, Mongolia and Vietnam; targeting China and encouraging / supporting Vietnam's efforts to occupy Spratly Nansha Islands in the South China Sea.
India is a polyglot of, to name a few, Assamese, Bengali, Marathi, Naxalite, Punjabi, Tamil and Kashmiri nations; it is also a prisoner of history; its extreme detestation for Muslims stemming from the fact that India was repeatedly invaded by Mahmud Ghazni and ruled by the Mughuls. It frantically tries to re-construct its past by wrestling back the likes of the bygone era of the Mauryan Empire. To achieve this utopia, India has annexed Sikkim (one of its neighbors), actively participated in the 1971 dismemberment of Pakistan when Indira Gandhi was hailed as 'durga' (goddess of war) and annexed Indian Occupied Kashmir earlier this year.
India has engaged in recent active military hostilities inside Pakistan, with Amit Shah's recent bluster of ‘Modiji’ (the only Indian PM with a narcissist 'ji' as a permanent appendage to his name) making the world realize India will punish anyone intruding into its borders’, despite the humiliation of two downed jets and the capture of one Indian pilot.
India coerces all its neighbours, constantly threatens Pakistan with war and pesters China like a stubborn errant child. It also earned infamy by shamelessly blockading land-locked Nepal and Bhutan, exercising Gramsci’s classic hegemony formula 'manufactured consent by coercion' penned by him in his 'Prison Notebooks' as Mussolini's prisoner.
A dismal failure as a student of history, India forgets its humiliating 1962 walk-over by China as it ramps up its forward-policy again. Much that India plays the perpetual victim card; it was squarely blamed for starting the 1962 war. In his book 'India's China War', Australian journalist Neville Maxwell brands Nehru "an imperialist who adopted a forward-policy and of trying to evict China from any territory west and south of these (Tibet) borders through the use of force”. Bruce Riedel, a former CIA official, writes in his book 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA and the Sino-Indian War', "India's implementation of the forward-policy served as a major provocation to China in September 1962''.
Your neighbour is your natural enemy, said Kautilya
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Chanakya's Arthashastra propagated the 'Raj Mandala', a model upon which the king could choose from and decide. The model was based on collusion, acquisition, alliance or destruction through misinformation, spies, poisoning and assassinations in dealing with individuals and nations; also advocated was the necessity of murdering family members to gain or retain power.
One of Chanakya’s favorite maxims was: “Your neighbour is your natural enemy and the neighbour’s neighbor is your friend”.
Indian foreign policy, grounded in Chanakya's philosophy, has always resonated and been practised, more-so in the RSS led India of today. Delhi's diplomatic enclave is named 'Chanakyapuri' and its surrounding roads are named after policies from Arthashastra.
Your neighbour is your natural enemy, said Kautilya
Chanakya In Our Times
India’s use of his concepts of isolationism and involvement confounds Pakistan.
indianexpress.com
One of Chanakya’s favorite maxims was: “Your neighbour is your natural enemy and the neighbour’s neighbor is your friend”.
Indian foreign policy, grounded in Chanakya's philosophy, has always resonated and been practised, more-so in the RSS led India of today. Delhi's diplomatic enclave is named 'Chanakyapuri' and its surrounding roads are named after policies from Arthashastra.
Your neighbour is your natural enemy, said Kautilya
Chanakya In Our Times
India’s use of his concepts of isolationism and involvement confounds Pakistan.
indianexpress.com
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The funny thing is, when taliban took over, indians were in a shock. They immediately started blaming the US and calling it a backhand coercion. Their dumb generals said the US did this n wanted this. Now they are begging the same US to blame Pakistan and sanction Pakistan. Its like the events in Afghanistan have caused a mental breakdown on a national level in india.
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What India call as diplomacy is basically duplicity.
For India coercion is equal to cooperation, this could be wielded and practiced by the Brahmins over a vast majority of poor Dalits and Muslims in India, but in international arena this idiotic Chanakya neeti doesn't works.
We should all be thankful to Modi, the Messiah(read Pariah)
For India coercion is equal to cooperation, this could be wielded and practiced by the Brahmins over a vast majority of poor Dalits and Muslims in India, but in international arena this idiotic Chanakya neeti doesn't works.
We should all be thankful to Modi, the Messiah(read Pariah)
Modi says India will work to 'isolate' Pakistan internationally
“India is ready for a war but let us fight a war on poverty, unemployment and see who wins first, India or Pakistan.”
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Clearly a typo but that has to be explained to youbhai kya phonk rakha hai aaj ??????????
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i can understand your concern sir . as K2 is also in india too .
Do India also produce K2 cigarettes?
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True Everyone was in shock. Thats not news. There has NEVER BEEN A MINISTER OR OFFICIAL FROM INDIA THAT BLAMED THE FINAL COLLAPSE ON PAKISTAN. We have always said that Pakistan offers sanctuary , R&R, Medical facilities, housing etc to the Taliban. Most Pakistani know this to be true. Its no great secret.
We are amongst the rest of the world in blaming the US on the nature of the withdrawl in the final few days.
The first to blame were the Americans themselves on TV radio congress and the Military. As did nearly all western capitals.
What in English is backhand coercion
We have not called for sanctioning of Pakistan due to the final debacle.
We have called for sanctioning Pakistan in the past many times for being the nursery of regional terrorism.
We are not "begging" the US to blame Pakistan for the final debacle. Show me Any Minister or official who did this "begging"
Begging is what Pakistan does and laughably there is no mental breakdown. Though we have had Quereshi and IK going around every country and TV station begging to give Taliban money food time recognition in the hope that some of those dollars will fall into Paki9stan's bowl
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