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Pakistan’s hypocrisy
Our neighbour can keep raging over the revocation of Article 370 but J&K will undergo a massive transformation if even half of what has been promised is implemented It’s almost been two months since Prime Minister Narendra Modi upset the Pakistani applecart by amending Article 370 of the Constitution and dividing...
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Don’t disempower and demoralise the soldier
02 September 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
Gambling for high stakes
13 August 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
Time to stand up for real
03 August 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
A bitter pill to swallow
22 July 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
Avoid catastrophe of a war
19 June 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
How integrated is our command?
03 June 2019 | Deepak Sinha -
New front in war on terror
07 May 2019 | Deepak Sinha
Douse the anger within
While the Government continues to celebrate the armed forces’ performance for electoral gains, it will do well to remember that the basic tenet of warfare is that the man behind the gun matters more than the gun. Its failure to grant non-functional upgrade is all the more hurtful For those innocent...
The politics of Balakot
Notwithstanding Pakistan’s best efforts to steer the Pulwama narrative to its advantage, what should worry us is the political orchestration that has not ceased yet There is something about old proverbs. Take, for example, an old adage by Abraham Lincoln: “You can fool all the people some of the time, and...
Stifle the jihadi network
Better sense must prevail and both India and Pakistan must avoid serious conflict that will hardly help either. True progress will happen when Pakistan starts to wind up its terror factory It was the military disaster of 1971 that forced the Pakistani establishment and its military, which runs the country...
Honour the forgotten Army
It’s ironical that the military is treated as an appendage by those very institutions that ascended to power post-Independence after collaborating with the British On July 5, 1943, at the Padang (Square), Singapore, Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, who had just arrived and taken over as the head of the Arzi Hukumat-e-Azad...
In the eye of the storm
Issues like autonomy and independence of the CBI and powers of the government with regard to the agency are tossed aside without any resolution The manner in which Prime Minister Narendra Modi summarily removed Alok Verma, the Director of CBI, after he had been reinstated on the directions of the apex...
