Aiming Without Arming

India was a poor country in the decade prior to 1971. Two debilitating wars with China (1962) and Pakistan (1965), truant monsoons, high inflation, food shortages and imports  dominated headlines.  […]

Is India the New China in Africa?

This week, Indian External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar visited Kenya to co-chair, along with his Kenyan counterpart, Raychelle Omamo, the third meeting of the India-Kenya Joint Commission. His trip to […]

Overzealous Judiciary: A Dangerous Trend

The Legislative, Executive and Judiciary are the three pillars of a stable democracy. If one pillar becomes large or oversized, the stability of democracy is in danger. The Constitution of […]

Sino Indian Logjam: Aim Revisited

Please read in conjunction with these earlier articles to get a better overview – Sino Indian Logjam : Aim Gone Astray @ https://www.gunnersshot.com/2021/02/sino-indian-logjam-aim-gone-astray-by.html and A Plan to Retake Pak Occupied Kashmir @ https://www.gunnersshot.com/2019/09/a-plan-to-retake-pak-occupied-kashmir_15.html?m=1   A […]

‘Come September’ In Afghanistan

Current Status On June 1, some violent incidents occurred in Afghanistan (as marked on the map). Such violence  routinely happen on any given day in the country. Give or take […]

No Vaccines – No Guns

The other day I was reading about our vaccination program. It was to save India from the extreme debilitation of the Chinese virus. When the time of reckoning came the […]

The Hamas Factor

Nearly a century old Palestinian movement has its own kaleidoscope of internal dynamic, competition for power and legitimacy even if the sole object of their attention remains the Jewish state […]