Setting up India’s very own Abu Ghraib and filling it with foreign “journalists” would showcase shared values, what say?

Who were the “immigrants” in Hawaii? The same people who banned the Hawaiian language from schools between 1896-1987. The colonial regime and its missionaries also reprimanded those found speaking Hawaiian at home.

This effectively decimated the indigenous culture. From 40,000…

India doesn’t have a formal cross subsidization program that the Chaebol enjoyed. Neither do Indian firms benefit from an 80s Japanese-style window guidance credit system.

But perhaps if India borrowed some of these ideas and learned from the mistakes made by the Asian Tigers,…

As India grows, so does the range of security threats it faces. Reflecting on the 2008 Mumbai attacks, Vikram Sood (R&AW Chief, ‘00-03) highlights the importance of having a strong intelligence apparatus and a firm state commitment to act on inputs. youtu.be/7H9Bph5WfPo?si…

Says a lot about the future of disinformation emanating from the Anglosphere. The internet will get fragmented with walled gardens. Major powers choosing not to submit to Western hegemony will build AI models, train them on local content, and protect them with digital firewalls.

A “journalist” with a de facto US government mouthpiece essentially claims that members of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammed are “separatists living in exile.” Both organizations are listed as Foreign Terrorist Organizations by the U.S.