No Comments The prime International institution of the world, The United Nations Organisation, which was established in 1945 post world war 2, to promote international peace and collective security, after seven decades is thinking seriously about a structural and comprehensive reform agenda. The “10 point declaration”, recently proposed by the UN has already received support from over […]
1 Comment On the 26th of December 1991, the Soviet Union was officially disintegrated by then President of USSR, Mr. Mikhail Gorbachev, marking an official end to the cold war and the mighty Soviet Union, which was perceived as a dreamland of communism. From a hardcore Communist-Stalinist era to a disruptive era of the scrambling reformer Gorbachev, […]
No Comments An estimated 6 million children affected by the violent conflict zone of Syria are in dire need of humanitarian assistance. More than half of the externally displaced Syrians are children or child refugees, and more than 2 million are facing situations of critical vulnerabilities. The threat of endemic and contaminating diseases among children is on […]
No Comments Throughout the ages, wars, internal armed conflicts and large scale persecution has forced people to flee to places offering them safety. As India is not a signatory to the 1951 convention nor its 1967 protocol, it lacks a national refugee protection framework. The Assam accord promised to deport the illegal immigrants who had become an […]
No Comments India’s foreign policy towards Russia has been of sustained continuity, irrespective of the change in Governments and their ideological backgrounds. The introduction of 2+2 dialogue between the defence and external affairs counterparts at the ministerial level further strengthens the relationship. The Russian support to India has also taken cognizance of the growing hostilities between India […]
1 Comment It is perceived through several top sources in the Indian Intelligence that the Khalistani elements had been systematically interjected through moles and sleeper cells in the anti farm laws agitation The Union government to its credit defended and strongly stood by these bold reform measures that were path breaking in India’s agricultural economy. Interestingly, a […]
2 Comments Pakistan’s relationship with Saudi Arabia is under a heavy stress due a series of strategic blunders committed by Pakistan. The cultural ties have gone under severe strain due to the duplicity and radical tendencies the Pakistani Deep State and the ISI has developed. Pakistan is also having problems in terms of its religious clerics creating […]
1 Comment The well known ISI is the mastermind of most of the strategies, and it works in tandem with the military forces in realizing its goals and accomplishing its missions. ISI happens to be the main source of finance for all the terrorist groups and organizations that operate in Pakistan, they are referred to as “good […]
1 Comment Crossroads of nationalism, trans-nationalism lingering with the quest for identity in ethnic, religious, cultural and racial spheres have become the critical stimulants in our day to day discourse. India was the greatest beneficiary of this age of globalization as our economic progress and standard of living exponentially increased compared to the Nehruvian socialist license-quota Raj. […]
5 Comments India’s economic growth is also picking up after a deep slump caused by the pandemic The successful endorsement of the Global corporate minimum tax of 15%, to be levied on multinational companies looks like a measure of Geo-Welfarism India’s global stature is significantly growing and the developed western world which is facing a crisis in […]
