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  A Challenge Called, 'China-Pak' Duo ! When it comes to thinking about a possible result of a India-pak military confrontation,we are fairly confident of having a dominance over the situation. But what will be the magnitude of destruction on the Indian side and at what cost such a 'win over the situation,' will come to us suddenly wakes up all of us and then follows apprehensions as how to execute a military action plan against Pakistan? Similarly, but in a different situation with a different country, China if we recognize it as India's major threat in the continent  apprehensions takes the first place and whether to go for a military confrontation, the answer is definitely,"no." The question is how and why we have these two different responses  to war situations with these two of our continental allies ?  Let's consider some of the facts which surrounds the 'trio,' India, Pakistan and china . Firstly, all three of them are 'nuclear-ar...

  No political Adventurism please! On February 14,2019 the CRPF convoy consisting of 2547 personnel and 78 vehicles came under attack at Lethpora,near Awantipora on Jammu-Srinagar highway. The incident has brought shock and then anger throughout the country. All political parties including the main opposition Congress has come united to stand in solidarity with the government of India on the issue. The attack has certainly hurt the conscience of every Indian and a subsequent outrage is visible and obvious. But this terror incident inevitably has swung the political discourse and especially the political narratives of domestic politics here in India which largely swelled-up during almost five years of Modi regime around developmental and other soco-political and socio-economic issues. These narratives some how grew in an unpleasantly manner and were sort of haunting the central government at a time when the nation is to vote in a near two months time to elect the new repersentati...

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Truth vs. Hype? Reality of India Pakistan partition.An exclusive interview,conducted by Suman Kumar,student,Eng.dept.Delhi University with Prof. and academic council member of Delhi University, Prof. Saikat Ghosh.The cause for 'Two nation Theory'. India's post-independence and post-partition consolidation and nation building. J.p. movement and rise of severe communal politics in India.Kashmir's quest for autonomy and disputes to resolve? Minority education in India and present situation.All these major issues in this edition of interview. https://youtu.be/8Qg9wUTLOu8. https://youtu.be/8Qg9wUTLOu8

"Ganga Warrior"..a true son of Maa Ganga..Prof .G.D.Agarwal.... He never claimed that "maa Ganga ne mujhe bulaya hai," he did it as his responsibility as a true son.Six times,in six years,2008,2009,2010,2012,2013 and 2018; a fast-unto-death led him to what doctors at Aiims Rishikesh reported, a cardiac arrest.A patient of Coronary artery disease but a man of extraordinary courage,will-power,and commitment Ganga protection activist,Ex-IIT Prof and first member secretary of Central Pollution Control Board, Prof G.D.Agarwal(sant Gyan swaroop Sanand at matari sadan ashram) breathed his last at the age of 87 at Aiims Rishikesh.With the news of his demise,a sense of loss was immediately felt across the country.But his death has raiesd serious questions about the will-power of the Govt.of India to actually acheive what it calls"Aviral and Nirmal Ganga".We remember popular slogan by prime minister when he declared his candidature from Varanasi Lok Sabha se...

Will Iran be next Iraq or Afghanistan? 17 years into the U.S. miltitary mission in Afghanistan, 49% of U.S. citizens clearly said it has mostly failed.The Guardian reported that 17 year war has been a costly disaster, deepening the country's crisis and helping to spread the violence across the region and beyond. The war which began on 7th oct 2001 with the code name operation "Enduring Freedom-Afghanistan(2001-14) and operation Freedom's Sentinel (2015-till date) is largely seen as post 9/11 reply by US which US believed​ was a serious attack on it's sovereignty. Intially supported by UK,Canada and later by most NATO member countries,the war has left nearly 50,000 Afghan forces,20,000 US military personnel and nearly 50,000 or more civilians killed,a total of more than a lakh people with at least 2 million losing home and another lakh left wounded (and yet seems underreported).US forces are still trapped in Afghanistan, which now Pakistan claims cannot come o...