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"Slip Of Tongue": Congress Leader On Mani Shankar Aiyar's China Remarks
In response to the comments made by former Union Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar on Chinese aggression in 1962, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said that the former had said in a "slip of tongue" and he had also apologised for his statement.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar Sparks Row With China Remark, Congress Distances Itself
In the latest faux pas, Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar while narrating an anecdote referred to the 1962 India-China war as "alleged Chinese invasion".
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In New Faux Pas, Mani Shankar Aiyar Says "Alleged" 1962 Chinese Invasion
Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar on Tuesday "unreservedly" apologized for "mistakenly" using the word 'alleged' for the Chinese invasion in 1962.
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Opinion: At Wuhan Flop Show, Modi Put In His Place By Xi - By Mani Shankar Aiyar
Now, as "the tumult and the shouting dies" over the Wuhan summit between Modi and Xi, two major questions remain: first, why were India-China relations in need of a "reset" after some 10 meetings between Modi and Xi over the last four years? Second, what have been the tangible outcomes, if any, of Wuhan? The answer to the first question -- why was ...
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Opinion: Modi's Actions Leave A Crucial Ally Very Upset, Advantage China
Now the sun has set on all Empires. It is time India and China came together again. Let Nepal be the link.
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Opinion: China's Smug Forecast About India Proves Right
The Belt Road Initiative Forum in Beijing has begun and ended. We have had our say - outside the Forum. The Chinese have had theirs - inside the Forum. How does the score-card read?
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Opinion: What TV Channels Got Wrong About My Meeting Pak's Kasuri
I find myself flayed on certain (happily, not all) TV channels for escorting a virtually life-long friend (who has attended all the weddings in my family, and with whom I routinely stay in Lahore) at a time when, to the deep concern of all of us, including Khurshid, sentence has been pronounced on Kulbhushan Jadhav
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Opinion: Modi's Heady Oratory Fails To Move Xi On Pakistan
"Tragically, the mother-ship of terrorism is a country in India's neighbourhood. Terror modules around the world are linked to this mother-ship". Later in the day, he continued that this country "embraces and radiates the darkness of terrorism". Not one of his fellow-summiteers endorsed this view.
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Opinion: Surgical Strikes During UPA Too. What Has Modi Changed?
The difference between UPA strikes and BJP strikes is that instead of leaving it is as a localized military retaliation as in the past, the Modi government has played up the 29 September strikes publicly and through the media as unprecedented "strong" action against state-sponsored Pakistani terrorists.
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Opinion: Modi Should Note How Rajiv Gandhi Handled China
Modiji, solid preparatory work, not empty last-minute showbiz gestures, lies at the core of effective diplomacy.
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Opinion: Sushma Swaraj, On South China Sea, What Have You Done?
The Second Cold War and, possibly, the Third World War, are in the offing in the South China Sea. Where Nehru's India neatly sidestepped the first Cold War by preferring non-alignment to alignment, and understood that responsible government cannot be multi-aligned between contested claims with military overtones, Modi is dragging India into the mid...
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Opinion: Well Done, Modi, For Driving Nepal Into China's Arms
What a disaster for 56 inches of Indian diplomacy! Instead of Nepal buckling to the pressure mounted on them by Modi and Swaraj, "paradoxically, the blockade has brought Nepal and China even closer".
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Opinion: Absurd to Depend on China's Slowdown to Celebrate India's Growth
What's with our economy? A year after Modi, says a knowledgeable foreign observer, the "Modi aura" is gone.
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Opinion: Modi Got $22 Billion in Deals From China. Pak Got 46 Billion.
Narendra Modi's visit to China has concluded with no more than platitudes, says Mani Shankar Aiyar.
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Opinion: Mani-Talk: Modi is Turning Us into America's New Pakistan
In "Cold War II", battlefield could be India, writes Mani Shankar Aiyar.
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"Slip Of Tongue": Congress Leader On Mani Shankar Aiyar's China Remarks
In response to the comments made by former Union Minister Mani Shankar Aiyar on Chinese aggression in 1962, Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera said that the former had said in a "slip of tongue" and he had also apologised for his statement.
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Mani Shankar Aiyar Sparks Row With China Remark, Congress Distances Itself
In the latest faux pas, Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar while narrating an anecdote referred to the 1962 India-China war as "alleged Chinese invasion".
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In New Faux Pas, Mani Shankar Aiyar Says "Alleged" 1962 Chinese Invasion
Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyar on Tuesday "unreservedly" apologized for "mistakenly" using the word 'alleged' for the Chinese invasion in 1962.
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Opinion: At Wuhan Flop Show, Modi Put In His Place By Xi - By Mani Shankar Aiyar
Now, as "the tumult and the shouting dies" over the Wuhan summit between Modi and Xi, two major questions remain: first, why were India-China relations in need of a "reset" after some 10 meetings between Modi and Xi over the last four years? Second, what have been the tangible outcomes, if any, of Wuhan? The answer to the first question -- why was ...
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Opinion: Modi's Actions Leave A Crucial Ally Very Upset, Advantage China
Now the sun has set on all Empires. It is time India and China came together again. Let Nepal be the link.
-
Opinion: China's Smug Forecast About India Proves Right
The Belt Road Initiative Forum in Beijing has begun and ended. We have had our say - outside the Forum. The Chinese have had theirs - inside the Forum. How does the score-card read?
-
Opinion: What TV Channels Got Wrong About My Meeting Pak's Kasuri
I find myself flayed on certain (happily, not all) TV channels for escorting a virtually life-long friend (who has attended all the weddings in my family, and with whom I routinely stay in Lahore) at a time when, to the deep concern of all of us, including Khurshid, sentence has been pronounced on Kulbhushan Jadhav
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Opinion: Modi's Heady Oratory Fails To Move Xi On Pakistan
"Tragically, the mother-ship of terrorism is a country in India's neighbourhood. Terror modules around the world are linked to this mother-ship". Later in the day, he continued that this country "embraces and radiates the darkness of terrorism". Not one of his fellow-summiteers endorsed this view.
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Opinion: Surgical Strikes During UPA Too. What Has Modi Changed?
The difference between UPA strikes and BJP strikes is that instead of leaving it is as a localized military retaliation as in the past, the Modi government has played up the 29 September strikes publicly and through the media as unprecedented "strong" action against state-sponsored Pakistani terrorists.
-
Opinion: Modi Should Note How Rajiv Gandhi Handled China
Modiji, solid preparatory work, not empty last-minute showbiz gestures, lies at the core of effective diplomacy.
-
Opinion: Sushma Swaraj, On South China Sea, What Have You Done?
The Second Cold War and, possibly, the Third World War, are in the offing in the South China Sea. Where Nehru's India neatly sidestepped the first Cold War by preferring non-alignment to alignment, and understood that responsible government cannot be multi-aligned between contested claims with military overtones, Modi is dragging India into the mid...
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Opinion: Well Done, Modi, For Driving Nepal Into China's Arms
What a disaster for 56 inches of Indian diplomacy! Instead of Nepal buckling to the pressure mounted on them by Modi and Swaraj, "paradoxically, the blockade has brought Nepal and China even closer".
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Opinion: Absurd to Depend on China's Slowdown to Celebrate India's Growth
What's with our economy? A year after Modi, says a knowledgeable foreign observer, the "Modi aura" is gone.
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Opinion: Modi Got $22 Billion in Deals From China. Pak Got 46 Billion.
Narendra Modi's visit to China has concluded with no more than platitudes, says Mani Shankar Aiyar.
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Opinion: Mani-Talk: Modi is Turning Us into America's New Pakistan
In "Cold War II", battlefield could be India, writes Mani Shankar Aiyar.
