The partition that made two states of one has many lessons for all those who have time to ponder. A good work to compile all the partition stories is done by this site www.1947partitionarchive.org. It is not possible that a mass exodus of people from both the sides could have happened without being instigated by political ...
As India’s power grows, China’s containment strategy will get frenetic – The Economic Times
Congrats we just got NSG: Understanding Chinese game on NSG - part 3: Let me make a futuristic statement, " Congratulations, we just got the NSG membership". However when I just finished hearing this statement I felt uneasiness. The second line had more dramatic effect on me than the first. Pakistan too is in. Come June ...
Chinese versus United States Diplomacy: Contrast and the Art of fast adaptation
Hilary Clinton the Secretary of state and also Presidential candidate of the Democrats once said, " Part of diplomacy is to open different definitions of self-interest " which essentially means is that diplomacy cannot be permanent and needs to change and transform in various ways and manner fulfilling the basic objectives. If the purpose of Chinese ...
Nuke Street, Why China is Using NPT to Block India’s Entry into the NSG
Chinese Diplomacy: Obsessive and Obstinate policies don't work in the long run.. If one compares India with China, one finds that China is ahead of India in almost all spheres. And the credit for the same may go to its communist regime which has carried out all its wishes and likes as desired. Whether it was ...
A year by year map history of India from the 4th century BC to date
After Social blitzkrieg-What next for Modi Govt.- MISSION IMPOSSIBLE in UP ? A very good video that shows how India i.e Bharat was ruled by various kiings and dynasties for the past 2500 years can be seen in the followiing video http://www.younews.in/videos/a-year-by-year-map-history-of-india-from-the-4th-century-bc-to-date/. This is really an interesting view and shows how the country changed its contours ...
