not sure Modi jee kaya chahtay hain…paal may tola paal may masha
I mean so many hostile statements made by him and some of his cabinet’s members against Pakistan in last few weeks and now suddenly calling and giving message of peaceful, friendly and cooperative relations bet*ween the two countries…:bummer:
anyway, i wish both of these countries live with mohabaat and bhai chaara…still dont get modi style of politics. too abrupt
Modi moves to defuse tensions, calls Sharif - Newspaper - DAWN.COM
Re: so now Modi jee wants buddy buddy
He saw this and backed the hell off :D:
Re: so now Modi jee wants buddy buddy
Modi govt. is very immature when it comes to giving statements. Its like u give a gun in kids hand.
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India in recent times has started focusing more to their East leaving the West to its own. With the result Pakistan’s relationship is strengthening within the region including Iran, Russia and Afghanistan. India can keep on giving hostile statements while Pakistan and China build CPEC.
Good article
How China and Pakistan Are Beating India in the New Great Game | The National Interest
Modi’s Bangladesh outreach is part of a broader strategy of “SAARC-minus-one,” aimed at integrating members of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), except for Pakistan. Similarly, as part of its “Look East” policy, New Delhi plans a more assertive Asia-Pacific strategy, aimed at countering China by strengthening relationships with countries such as Australia, Japan, and South Korea, which fear Chinese hegemony.
**But as India looks east, it is losing influence to its west to China and Pakistan. India’s inability to consolidate space in South Asia should induce greater caution in assessments of its rise as a global power given its inability to establish dominance in its periphery.
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India has experienced a flurry of setbacks to its west as of late
One, New Delhi has lost influence in Afghanistan, where President Ashraf Ghani has tilted his government toward Pakistan and China, as part of a bid to secure peace in his country. After coming into office last fall, Ghani’s first foreign visits were to Saudi Arabia, China, and Pakistan. His first presidential trip to India took place this April, after he suspended an arms deal with New Delhi.
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1-800-US-STATEDEPT makes magic happen
Re: so now Modi jee wants buddy buddy
Do not trust him, and pursue the matter at U.N. and bring it on record even if nothing else comes of it.