Brig. G B Reddi

A highly decorated officer of the Indian Army, Brigadier Reddi has direct combat experience in three of India’s major wars. Renowned for his expertise in counter-insurgency operations in the Northeast, he also played a pivotal role in the Indian Peace Keeping Force (IPKF) operations in Sri Lanka.

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Bharat’s Battle for Survival: Lessons from Israel – Part I

No Appeasement of the Enemy: Lessons from Netanyahu It is time to read excerpts from Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech (below) and reflect on its relevance to our partitioned and endangered Bharat. Let us recognize Jawaharlal Nehru’s betrayal in substituting the word “Independence” for what was, in truth, the unconditional surrender of our ancient, great, and divine…

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Columnist-Brig. G B Reddi

Rahul’s Arrogance vs. Constitutional Norms

On November 26, 2024, at the Constitution Day event in the Central Parliamentary Hall, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, once again stirred controversy with what many perceived as entitled and disrespectful behaviour. The event, intended to celebrate India’s Constitution and its democratic values, took a backseat as Gandhi’s conduct drew…

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India Under Seige, Global, and Regional Geopolitics   Part III

…..Contd…….The recent political churning in Bangladesh has resulted in Mohammad Yunus, seen as being close to America, taking charge in Dhaka in an interim administration post Sheik Hasina exit, which is seen as proof of US handiwork. Yunus’ latest meeting with Bill Clinton and introducing the student leaders indicates his present strategic political maneuvers. Of…

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India Under Seize, Global and Regional Geopolitics – Part II

India is besieged by round crises: external and internal. By contrast, other nations pale into insignificance. At one stage, globalization due to high-tech breakthroughs was hailed as making borders irrelevant by experts and media. Some of them predicted the end of geography or history or demographics. Yet, the primordial and ethnic loyalties have resurfaced globally…

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Sino-Indian Relations Post-BRICS: Politics or Diplomacy? 

What been achieved in the agreement preceding the Xi Jinping-Modi bilateral meeting reaffirmed that “maintaining peace on the border (Line of Actual Control – LAC) should be our priority” and “mutual trust, mutual respect, and mutual sensitivity should be the basis of our ties” may be viewed as political posturing or diplomatic grandstanding? Even their…

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Semiconductors, India’s Lost Opportunities and Initiatives – Part II

India’s semiconductor initiative dates back to 1976 when the Semi-Conductor Laboratory was set up at Mohali, Punjab, which suffered a set-back due to fire destroying its facilities. For over four decades, successive governments failed to reactivate the initiative. As a result, India lags behind in the field by at least 10-15 years. After a four-decade…

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