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Masood Azhar: India’s Diplomatic Win

Oishik writes, listing of Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Masood Azhar into the United Nations list of global terroristswin, is a diplomatic win for India in their bid to prove Pakistan’s latent behaviour towards persecuting terrorists in their land.

USI Organised Book Launch and Book Discussion on “Tibet: When the Gods Spoke: India-Tibet Relations (1947-1962) Part -III by Shri Claude Arpi on 18 April 2019

USI organised book launch and book discussion on “Tibet: When the Gods Spoke: India-Tibet Relations (1947-1962) Part -III by Shri Claude Arpi on 18 April 2019. The other two books published earlier on the subject are titled, “The Last Months of a Free Nation (Part-I)” and, “Will Tibet Find Her Soul Again (Part-II)”. The next volume (Part-IV) will focus on post 1962 period.

These Bodies Are Our Assets: Kashmiri Separatist

Brig Narender writes, there is a need to expose those who radicalise impressionable minds and use dead bodies of youth as an asset. The Government of India is not at war with the people of Kashmir. India is fighting a war with Proxies of Pakistan since 1947

Has China Painted Itself Into A Corner With China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)

Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan, AVSM, VSM (Retd) writes, China by blocking the listing of Masood Azhar at UN has clearly suggested that it is propping up Pakistan as its proxy to counter a Rising India. While it may be so, but it seems that by nominating CPEC as the flagship of its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), it has limited its choices and painted itself into a corner.

Top Gun & the Perils of Proactive Responses

Lt Gen Ghanshyam Singh Katoch (Retd) writes, the repetitive terrorist strikes by Pakistan based extremists have made India insensitive to pin pricks. They do not wake up the ponderous Indian elephant unless they result in large casualties or are particularly outrageous. In fact there is a degree of ‘Pakistan originated terrorism’ fatigue in India.