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I just posted what I saw in future.
ok, keep dreaming. don't get shocked when you wake up, the reality will be much different.
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I just posted what I saw in future.
yes, Our PM knows that. he never puts all the eggs in one basket. india need high end tech from Russia, France, isreal, japan and now US. it is a good foreign policy to be friendly with every country and make a beneficial deals that is what india is doing. depending on one particular country will be foolish. we have to remember one thing, there is no permanent friends or enemies in this world. russia had abounded india in 1962, us was against india in 1971. we are our own in this world, so we have to be prepared for any eventualities in the future. india must get ant thing which is beneficial to us.
ok, keep dreaming. don't get shocked when you wake up, the reality will be much different.
At other times, in the 90s it would be as you say. But now the situation is different in the United States. They will solve their problems at the expense of other states - as they have always done. And believe me, they will tell you about your uniqueness, about the indispensability of the US-Indian friendship for peace in the world. Americans - the best liars in the world. They will smile at you, and this time they destroy your companies, they will destroy your universities and so on. You will become an appendage of them, having neither military nor political, nor economic sovereignty.
I say this because Russia has experienced it all on it's own skin. And until now, we have plenty of people with besotted heads who think that America wish good to Russia.
At other times, in the 90s it would be as you say. But now the situation is different in the United States. They will solve their problems at the expense of other states - as they have always done. And believe me, they will tell you about your uniqueness, about the indispensability of the US-Indian friendship for peace in the world. Americans - the best liars in the world. They will smile at you, and this time they destroy your companies, they will destroy your universities and so on. You will become an appendage of them, having neither military nor political, nor economic sovereignty.
I say this because Russia has experienced it all on it's own skin. And until now, we have plenty of people with besotted heads who think that America wish good to Russia.
Nobody minds a prostitute, but nobody wants a prostitute that sleeps around with everybody, especially when her different clients are mortal enemies. It's like India has no idea what the acceptable standards of conduct are on the international stage. I can only blame its poor, perverse, trashy upbringing.
Is there any other book that talks so openly about when using violence is justified? When assassinating an enemy is useful? When killing domestic opponents is wise? How one uses secret agents? When one needs to sacrifice one's own secret agent? How the king can use women and children as spies and even assassins? When a nation should violate a treaty and invade its neighbor? Kautilya and to my knowledge only Kautilya addresses all those questions. In what cases must a king spy on his own people? How should a king test his ministers, even his own family members, to see if they are worthy of trust? When must a king kill a prince, his own son, who is heir to the throne? How does one protect a king from poison? What precautions must a king take against assassination by one's own wife? When is it appropriate to arrest a troublemaker on suspicion alone? When is torture justified? At some point, every reader wonders: Is there not one question that Kautilya found immoral, too terrible to ask in a book? No, not one. And this is what brings a frightful chill. But this is also why Kautilya was the first great, unrelenting political realist.
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closest allies??
You can not be friends with Russia and the United States at the same time. If India is going to strengthen cooperation with the United States - cooperating with Russia will strart to reduce.
U.S. adhere to the ancient rule - divide and conquer. The more the U.S. influence on India, the greater tensions in the relations with its neighbors, there will be local conflicts, terrorism will increase, and so on.
United States - the successor of the British Empire, and Russia - the successor of the Soviet Union. Let the Indians themselves think, with whom they had better be friends.
But Chinese have zero sense of political realism. I still can't figure it out why Chinese have even agreed to give India observer status at the SCO meets. Why do the Chinese tend to commit suicides whenever given an opportunity?
India will successfully sabotage the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and bring an end to it, once it is given the full membership. What the naive Chinese fail to see is how India will turn Russia and China into mortal enemies, creating mistrusts between them.
For Kautilya, nothing is immoral as long as it serves your imperial interests. A bloody war between Russia and China serves Indian interests because it will be easy for India to invade and occupy Tibet if Chinese are engaged in war with Russia. It is not a rocket science to understand this simple matter.
since 1970s russia is friend of china and india at the same time. then why not india be a friend of US and russia at the same time?
Nobody minds a prostitute, but nobody wants a prostitute that sleeps around with everybody, especially when her different clients are mortal enemies. It's like India has no idea what the acceptable standards of conduct are on the international stage. I can only blame its poor, perverse, trashy upbringing.