Madhav Nalapat, Author at The Sunday Guardian Live

Justin Trudeau fails to torpedo India-U.S. ties and the Quad

Trudeau was an unwitting dupe of those seeking to use him to torpedo a growing partnership between the West and India. New Delhi Throughout 1936...

End terror, war and poverty: Prime Minister Modi’s call to SCO

In both the SCO and the G20, Prime Minister Modi has made certain that India would play with a straight bat, and be fair...

Xi fails to derail the Biden, Modi strategic partnership

The US President made it clear on and offscreen that he and Modi were on the same page where the need for a lasting...

Modi’s 2023 State Visit to US as big a game-changer as Deng’s 1979 visit

BANGKOK India-US relationship is expected to reach an unprecedentedly high orbit during the upcomingState Visit of PM Modi to the world’s largest economy. The expectation...

The Fourth Battle of Panipat beckons Prime Minister Modi

Haryana is the site of some of the most consequential battles in the long history of India, including that fought at Kurukshetra. The war...

The Fourth Battle of Panipat beckons Prime Minister Modi

Haryana is the site of some of the most consequential battles in the long history of India, including that fought at Kurukshetra. The war...

PM Modi seeks inclusivity, prosperity, security through G-20

In the G-20 meetings that took place in Mumbai, significant attention was paid to the environment. Another priority was sending into extinction the global...

Xi using Ukraine war to ensure success in Indo-Pacific

‘There exists a tacit understanding between Xi Jinping and Joe Biden to ensure that Vladimir Putin does not cross specified tension points, and in...

Mann ki Baat: Dialogue of hope and empowerment

NEW DELHI: It was October 2014, and a new Prime Minister had settled into his South Block office. Unlike many of his predecessors, Narendra...

Elite-capture proving ineffective in meeting Xi’s objectives

For Xi, co-opting the population of a country is proving to be an insurmountable challenge, in contrast to the success with which elites have...

US-UK blind eye to India’s security threats helping PRC

Security agencies in US, UK and Canada have collected extensive information about the ISI-sponsored ‘Khalistan’ movement within their borders since 1985. However, the reaction...

ASEAN centrality hinges on meeting security challenges

Through the Quad mechanism and the strong bilateral ties between Japan and India, and India and the US, ASEAN has become aware that a...

China using Russia to try and disrupt India’s G20 presidency

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov was made to march in lockstep with his Chinese counterpart in the latter’s effort to torpedo the G20 Foreign...

CCP Agents of Influence try to destroy India’s upward trajectory

For the CCP led by Xi, it has become a priority to disrupt and finally destroy the India-US partnership that was not allowed to...

BBC and Hindenburg darts fail to wound PM Modi

The Prime Minister did what those having confidence in his integrity had predicted that he would do, which was to do nothing to rescue...

GHQ-PLA combine causing financial meltdown in Pak

GHQ Rawalpindi, with support from Beijing, has nurtured a stable of extremist groups that are now restless at the reduction in cash subsidies being...

Sino-Pak link to the BBC anti-Modi documentary

Jack Straw is the canary in the coal mine that indicates the hand of the Sino-Wahabi lobby in the BBC documentary. Painting India in...

PM Modi seeks betterment of G200 through G20

The Prime Minister seeks to make the G20 a catalyst for growth with sustainability for what may be called the G200, the Global South. NEW...

Modi seeks to change a Zero Sum into a Win-Win world

The Bretton Woods system created tailwinds for the developed countries outside the Soviet bloc and headwinds for the rest. A reconfiguration would involve the...

Dividing the democracies

Nine pro-Khalistan outfits, 43 individuals in Canada on NIA radar

Women quota Bill’s passage triggers race to take credit

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