Over the past year, I've considered fencing the India-Nepal border. Now, I firmly believe the time has come to implement it deliberately. India should secure all feasible borders. Despite good relations with Nepal, their administration's reliability is questionable.
The India-Nepal border needs to be closed.
I'm now sure India has not worked along side the US in the chaos that's happening in Nepal now.
It has all the signatures of a US run regime change like Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and many other countries.
Journalists in India celebrating China's man Oli going and Indians celebrating the return of a "Hindu rashtra" are naive.
India has a much bigger headache now that needs to be managed. IMO, the border needs to be closed.
I believe it may be a good idea for India to end the open border with Nepal.
Current IQ tests, shaped by Western perspectives, may not fully capture diverse cognitive abilities tied to regional expertise. AI could widen gaps in IQ, EQ, and neurological assessments if cultural contexts are overlooked.
After seeing this post in morning, I was like: why?
But I guess Modi ji wants to test (like F35 landing in Kerala) uncertainty. @RealPNavarro proving him No-Cap.
Deeply appreciate and fully reciprocate President Trump's sentiments and positive assessment of our ties.
India and the US have a very positive and forward-looking Comprehensive and Global Strategic Partnership.
@realDonaldTrump@POTUS
#WATCH | Anantnag, J&K | On viral video of a mob tarnishing the national emblem on the foundation stone of Hazratbal Shrine, CM Omar Abdullah says, "The first question is whether the emblem should have been etched on the foundation stone. I have never seen the emblem being used in any religious function. So, what was the compulsion to have the emblem on the stone at Hazratbal Shrine? What was the need to put up the stone? Was just work not enough? Hazratbal Shrine was given this form by Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah. Did he put up such stones anywhere? People remember his work, despite his not putting up a stone for himself...Government emblems are used only at government functions. Mosques, dargah, temples, Gurdwara are not government places, these are religious places; government emblems are not used there."
The BRICS trading system is already wiping out US farmers, as global price discovery is destroyed (2024.08.29)
Millions of tons of annual agricultural trade is now being conducted OUTSIDE the US dollar, and within the new BRICS framework.
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AFP (American Foreign Policy) was/is/will be disasterous for every country that is getting help right now. Everyone is suffering, but few have hegemony to loud it.
Aussie Cossack: Australia risks becoming 'next Ukraine' for China amid US military build-up
"Australia is on track to become the next Ukraine for China," Australian independent journalist Aussie Cossack warns, expressing concerns over the increasing American military presence in the country. He criticizes the Australian government's enthusiasm for US forces, which includes missiles and hypersonic attack cruise missiles, suggesting these are aimed at China.
“This is all about setting up Australia against China. This is all about creating a threat for China using Australia, in the same way as the United States has used Ukraine against Russia, the United States wants to use Australia against China,” he tells Sputnik. @AussieCossack
Cossack urges Australians to "wake up" and push for neutrality, advocating for economic and political relations with BRICS nations like China and Russia, which he believes would respect Australia's sovereignty without imposing military bases or nuclear facilities. He concludes by calling on Australian patriots to "stop the inappropriate foreign interference and foreign influence of the US government in Australia."
Indian expert advisers have been looking at the winners for decades; everyone wants to learn from the winners. There is no problem with learning from winners; winners won't tell you the cheat code. If experts want to defeat the winners, then the focus should be on the process.
to focus on the present and not to be overly preoccupied with what might happen. It encourages mindfulness and a pragmatic approach to life, advocating for preparation and caution without being consumed by fear of the future.
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anticipatory anxiety. People often worry about future events that are beyond their control, which can lead to stress and unease. This proverb succinctly captures that sense of foreboding.
Practical Wisdom:
On a practical level, the proverb might serve as a reminder
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