Recent content by aupmanyav

Oh, I thought you were talking about Kashmir/India. Yes, Russia invaded Ukraine and we are very sad about it and trying to find a solution to the conflict in collaboration with other countries. We wish that the war end as soon as possible. I would not try to put blames. Other countries also are...

No. We have never done any such a thing. What is that which you are talking about? If you are talking of Kashmir, please know that Kashmir is a part of India. Indian military went to Kashmir only on the request of their King and Prime Minister, and after the accession deed was signed. The...

It has all the rights, but will also have to bear the results of its decisions. I am not saying that. US wants Indian market to open for its agricultural produce and dairy products. India would not allow US to cross the red line even if it imposes 500% tariff. We will find other markets or...

"Russia and Ukraine had not finalized a border between the two countries. The border was delineated in the 2003 Treaty on the Russian-Ukrainian State Border, but Ukraine has started the agreed-upon demarcation unilaterally after Russia dragged its feet." Treaties come with understandings...

I am just giving history a post-event look. Had Yuschenko or Yanukovich continued, there would not have been a Ukraine war.

Removal of Yuschenko and induction of Poroshenko invalidated the treaty. You are doing the same for Ukraine. I am only trying to keep a balance. :D Take care of your health, not much sugars, no smoking, regular exercise will help you to avoid my situation. But do you mean older people should...

Is there some truth in your guess or only bias? They do have all the right. But sensibilities of the neighbors also has to be kept in mind. If you invite their enemy, then you too become an enemy for them.

That is history. Why did not Ukraine remember that when it turned to West? Yanukovich was aware of Russian susceptibilities. He agreed to trade with West. "Yanukovych stood for economic modernization, greater economic ties with the EU, and military non-alignment." - Wikipedia

Ukraine has to be receptive for that.

Is there any politician in the world who can leave the Prime Ministership of the fourth largest economy (4.2 trillion today, by the time he leaves in 2029, India would be world's third largest economy) for 15 years after the Chief Ministership of a prosperous state (Gujarat, fifth largest in...

I am 83. I have seen a lot of politicians come and go. I understand things.

They did, and see the result. Modi did not agree to sit with Asim Munir at Trump's lunch and we are slapped with a 50% tariff. Actions have consequences. Modi is a 'faqir'. He will leave Prime Ministership with just two sets of clothes in his bag, probably in 2029. I do not know if he will...

I should have said "most countries". Which are the countries which have no problem with other countries? Solomon Islands? We have common borders with China, Pakistan, Bangladesh which may get an anti-Indian government in February, 2026. Then the Trump administration in the US, though he says he...

I do not have to go too deep into the causes. Russia and Ukraine are at war. Russia is a long-time friend, Ukraine is not an enemy. If our Prime Minister, with whom both the leaders are in touch, can help to resolve the conflict, we would be happy. EU leaders too are in circuit. Modi is not...

That is your one-sided thinking. Do you think Modi will go only by what Putin says? Then just like the American administration, you have not understood Modi. Modi is a very independent person, no one can boss over him. That Zelenskyy contacted him, shows that he too has faith in Modi. Whether...