@umedpratapsingh Bhaiya problem is the house and wider infrastructure in Europe was designed to shield against temperate climates wherein houses had materials which absorbed heat and much of the infra has remained same. With outside heat things get compounded and hence the commotion
@johnstanly Sir maybe by the end of this crisis you would be forced to write a book on what happened after 28th Feb, infocus podcasts can be expanded into a beautiful book, I'm sure
Someone asked me the other day: "What is the Indian diaspora doing to help stabilise Indo-US relaitons?"
I said: "Indian diaspora lobbies hardest when relations are good, but becomes quiet when they sour."
@vikramgrawol Bhaiya i believe my buddhi is vikshipt when it comes to understanding cinema; Rockstar and tamasha kya tha aaj tk samajh nhi aaya
But Anurag Kashyap is lit, just yesterday I watched Nishaanchi bcz of you.
The challenge to our strategic autonomy lies in our material vulnerability.
When a state relies on external suppliers for its energy security, and depends on competing external powers (the Middle East, China, the US, Russia, France, and Israel) to sustain its manufacturing, technological, and defense ecosystems, 'autonomy' becomes an aspiration rather than a reality.
Strategic autonomy is a function of national power rather than just political intent.