If this were a negative story about India, it would be everywhere by now. But when India saves 20 lives beyond its borders, there's barely any discussion.
China prevents growth of even low end manufacturing in other countries because it refuses to move out of this space despite the impressive advances it has made in high end manufacturing and continues to dump low end products in other countries.
Which is why India makes the point that one-third of the world’s manufacturing remains concentrated in a single geography and that this overconcentration exposes the global economy to severe supply chain vulnerabilities., and that by optimizing production across multiple global regions—"de-concentrating" the global economy—the international community can prevent the weaponization of market shares.
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Congratulations on your union, @Nidhi and @OmarAbdullah . I shall deliberately avoid using the words marriage or Nikah, given the technicalities involved.
Having said that, you two certainly deserve each other.
And Harvard Professor @Nidhi ? Who gives a damn, bro!
Omar @OmarAbdullah , while we're at it, care to explain why your faith prevented you from attending your own sister's marriage? Just curious how those principles work when family is involved.
Irfan Habib wrote an article in HT before the excavation started. He argued that the ASI should not go deeper than 2 metres because the dispute pertains to medieval India and any depth more than that would yield material culture of the ancient India and a brick of the Kushan period could be used as a evidence of a Hindu structure. The Muslim side took the cue and pleaded with the HC to prescribe a 2-metre depth limit to the ASI. The court asked the ASI to reply. The agency argued that limiting the depth would be against the principles of archaeology. It would be an incomplete and meaningless exercise. A couple of months before, Habib had admitted of a structure beneath the earth but called it ‘a residential quarter for marginalised sections.’ All his roguery has been unmasked in my book India’s Rogue Historians. Here is the link.
https://t.co/585kmhXZ2i
@Manojeet_Das I believe SGRL has much more bad days ahead .I intend to buy it at lower levels.Too much headwinds amd the decision to give results on friday and selectively releasing update about orders on sunday is certainly a bad omen.
So bullet train is getting attraction again so let's make it clear.
First we are developing two different trains for bullet train tracks-
B28(280kmph max)-by 2027
B35(350kmph max)-by 2030
Then we will also procure some japanese rolling stocks but they will come later.
First run will be done by indian made trains only.
A foreigner's honest take on Indian healthcare 🇮🇳
An American with no insurance got a free eye scan, booked surgery within a week and now sees near 20/20 after being almost legally blind.. smoothest recovery, the best doctors and every checkup included..
#IndianHealthcare
Indian Sailor Stuck in Karachi for 7 Months, Family Desperate
Merchant navy officer Vineet Kishore Mishra and five other Indian seafarers have been stranded on a cargo ship at Karachi port since April. Passports held by authorities, contracts expired, supplies short, and health risks rising. His family in Prayagraj (including 3-year-old son asking “when will Papa come home?”) has appealed to PM, President and MEA with little result.
Please retweet so their voice is heard.
https://t.co/zxly5WoAZ0
I am saying this again, Those working at the Indian Embassy in Bangladesh are corrupt and take bribes.
India could face serious security challenges very soon.