Should India trust the US ? The simple answer is No. Should India constructively engage with the US ? The simple answer is Yes. India should engage with the US in such a manner that the US should not even dare to demand India to ban RT - which it recently did. It should be made clear to them, that India would never even listen to such demands.
For India to engage with the US in a manner so that they do not dare make demands it needs to have leverage on the US more than the US has on India. Things are improving though. India used to have to reluctantly agree to many US demands, now it can listen to most demands and politely decline. It will take a long time for India to be seen by the US as remotely equal, the US at this time sees India as a pawn to use against China and to weaken BRICS in general.
I fear the United States is just utilizing India as a counterbalance to China, which, as you may know, have been expressed by many experts for quite some time. The key here, I believe, is to ensure we strike a proper balance in our dealings with the US. While I am not entirely certain what those levers might be, I am confident we do possess certain advantages. We should seize every possible benefit, be it in terms of technological exchange, advanced weaponry, and so on. In matters of diplomacy, India mustn’t hesitate to play a cunning game. Like the fox, we should approach with subtlety and readiness to act.
What does the word 'dare' here even mean? This is not some college-level competition going on. If the USA decides, it can bring the Indian economy down to its knees. What leverage does India have on the USA? None. Russia can only help us with arms (although albeit obsolete now), but it cannot help with the economy. China is already an enemy. The USA is the only country that can realistically help us with the economy, high-tech, critical intelligence and maybe arms. The USA can demand, because it can!
Because acting as if you can ignore or distrust the most powerful entity in human history is an idiot move. Once that sinks into people's thick skulls, anti Americanism will seem dumb. Whether you like The US or not is totally irrelevant. We need them and that'll require compromises on our part.
For the US, terrorist Pannu is more important than India, Saint Martin is more important than relationship with India. So India must always be careful in dealing with the US.
Trust them? Of course not but being a friend can transform a country as dozens of others have proven - from Japan to Korea to Germany. Working with the US is like consuming the delicacy of Fugu, or puffer fish. One wrong move can wipe you out but if you do succeed the experience is out of this world!
I feel India should balance between USA and China. I think it is in interest of China too that they need to resolve border disputes if they wish India to not go too deep in relationship with US. US has given India strategic set backs such as Bangladesh promoting a lame Indian leader Rahul Gandhi (Soros literal right hand in India) and Khalistan issues. I feel release of pressure by China on border will allow us to rationally negotiate with USA without giving any national security threat for China. Till China change its stance to counter US we need some big steps in direction of BRICS currency and global south. India have to grow at any cost and India sure will. No friends no enemies only interests
@@anadasingh3456 Gorbachev said, "doveryay, no proveryay" (доверяй, но проверяй) and Reagan copied his phrases with an English translation, "trust but verify".
No, it simply when dealing with the West. US President Ronald Reagan said it best. "Trust but verify". We do same thing with Pakistan and China. We don't just take their world for things we check to make sure they are holding their end of any agreement.
India Us relations are a strange mix of mistrust and aligned interests. The mistrust of US runs deep in the Indian psyche. If at any one point the Indian far right and the far left mutually agree it is the mistrust of the US. If you do headcount the overwhelming majority of Indians don't trust the USA. The US wants to strengthen India as a counter to China but at the same time balkanize India to dominate Asia.
What is India giving in return ? Get jet engines? Get technology ? Get importance in geopolitics of Indo Pacific ? Accept India as the leader of global south?
Modiji and Jai sankarji with lots of flexibility and clarity manuring and navigating this great Nation to greater heights. They have learnt their lessons and still learning with out prejudice how to conduct . As usual you radiate positive energy all along Swasti ji. Vande Mataram 👍.
It’s in our best interests to be a friend of USA. They can help us progress rapidly. However, we should not trust USA. They have tried all they can to destabilize India & continue to do as at this very moment as we speak. When they realized Modi will not lose elections no matter what they do, they decided to get focus more on business & trade.
What makes you think the US wants to help India to "progress rapidly" and how is India paying for such help? Allow the US to station troops and/or establish military bases?
@@User-nits It is the US who decides which country threatens its world domination. If the US comes to the conclusion that a country has WMD, well tough luck to that country. I guess you have never heard of democratic elected leaders being overthrown and dictators installed - all by that benign super power. "Supply Chain integration, Co-development and technology transfer by US," - you haven't answer my question - how is India paying for such help? Remember, nothing bad was said against China at the time when the country could only manufacture socks and sneakers but you hear China China China everyday in the Congress once she started bring out 5G. So much wishful thinking!
@@User-nits You're bhakt who likes to pretend he is an academic. You think BJP has internal democracy and Congress doesn't WHAT A JOKE. Dear bhakt no party in India has internal democracy every region has a satrap. The politics of this country is a family run business look at the M.P of BJP in lok sabha you'll find that most of the BJP's M.P come from a family of political background with Father, Mother or Uncles beign BJP M.P in the past. talking about internal democracy 🤣🤣 And if Congress is a stooge of CIA then who's stopping you go buy a gun and finish it and the Gandhi's. And do tell us what your self-declared Chanakya doing does he not know this. Only you have this intelligence.🤡🤡🤡🤡
Simple straightforward answer: No Relation with US should only be with interests and interests alone but never with TRUST that could be end of our sovereignty that we hold dear to our heart. But India should have all sorts of trade and economic alliance with US such is necessary for new world trade order.
Yes, most of us should agree that India's interest lies with general strategic alignment with US. If India does not get technology and investment from the west, how can it dream to be a developed nation? The path is very clear. Some hiccups will be there, those need to be ironed out through strategic communication. However, that does not mean that India should completely align itself with any superpower, keeping aside its own unique geo-political strategic interest. However, it is a fact that US follows one red line that no country should challenge its global hegemony. So the take is on India as to how it should navigate.
Very naive. Remember it is up to the US to judge whether or not a country challenges US''s global hegemony. Whether or not your country has a western democracy govt is not a consideration. You cannot lay low after you have grown into the elephant in the room. .
Swasti has really put together an excellent point of view on this subject. There is much trepidation and resistance to India's ties with the US particularly in the older generation of Cold Warriors. This does not take into account the recent strengthening of relationship between Russia and China, where they are now aligned in defense. This also does not consider the transformation of US India relationship where India has much to gain and has bipartisan support.
India-USA Relationship should be strengthened to ward off threats in Indo-Pacific and to check over exertion of China in global politics to expand its influence.
From the point of view of a Chinese with Indian's interests in mind, I think India should develop further relationship with the US but before you do so pls make sure you have national security law in place and beware of their NGO. Furthermore, it is not just whether or not India can trust the US but also whether the US can trust India. The US won't trust any nation unless that nation allows US to station troops and better still, establish military bases. Best of luck to you guys.
US meddling in India's affairs will always continue, just as it does elsewhere. In the name of protecting democratic values, ethics etc, it backed countries like military ruled Pak and many other despots. Acts of farsightedness? Such 'thoughts' miserably failed in the case of CCP. Perhaps it is one big powerful nation bent on prodigal ways and means.
It not the meddling of America you should be worried about you taking your eye off the ball. America has brought on line South America country of Guyana it now flooding the oil market with 600,000 barrels of oil per day. America has lifted sanctions on Venezuela it now producing more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day. Canada is now finishing a massive new pipeline from it's tar sands to the Pacific coast. They going flood India, Japan, China, and Korea with over a 1,000,0000 million barrels of oil per day. That is why you going ally with America. So that you don't have to rely on the Middle East for oil.
Geo Politics is a ever Changing variable. India will change its policies at any time at any opportunity. That's what Midi Jaishankar made of,,, Chanakya Niti
Well, shared values do not equate to shared interests. If the West is feeling particularly threatened, maybe at that time for some time shared values may itself be seen as an interest. Today is not that day however. Hence presently the US is busy fomenting Khalistan in Punjab, Church led unrest in Manipur, generally calling for Christian proselytisation to be given a free hand in India and making noises about conditions of Muslims in India, censuring India through USCIRF, getting its proxies I'm the media, academia, charities to paint a generally grim and negative potrait of India. . Trust is a useless word. While being in NATO, as noted in one of his books, a German Chancellor had remarked in presence of Henry Kissinger to a US ambassador or some other government official, since you spend 20% of your time working with the US government, I think I can trust 80% of what you say or something to that effect. Relations with US would be a transactional affair assessed on a case by case basis. If net net something is still to be gained that will continue. But we should also be mindful of the hurdles and obstacles the US is putting for India.
India trying to 'compete with China' is what's killing it. In addition to joining dubious China containment movement by the US. Instead of hitching a ride on China's clear lead in almost every domain...it emitionally tries to 'replace China'. In the end...it achieves nothing.
The print is like a guy who lectures everyone but gets zero in the exam. See her video on kursk she told wow what a strategic move. Now what about novogrodovka, ukrainsk and ugledar. And kurks they are basically getting hammered.
You’re an absolute idiot. Kursk was a strategic move, all Ukraine has to do is entrench themselves and use that territory for future negotiations. Russia is a weak ass state that conducts wars by sacrificing an entire generation of men. They’re still stuck in WW2 mentality where they don’t care if millions of their own people die. Putin is a tyrant who’s not loved but feared by his own people. Losers like you who deify people like him sicken me.
Suspicion and distrust about the US is deeply embedded in the Indian security apparatus and bureaucracy, the majority of which have their worldview influenced and shaped during the cold war. Recent events have also aggravated it. The hasty and chaotic US withdrawal from afghanistan didn't go down well in New Delhi . The pressure exerted on India by the loud and noisy heterogeneous state regarding the Ukraine war and the indifference, inaction or tacit backing of the US authorities to khalistani separatists riled New Delhi. The US still has substantial ties with Islamabad and is complicit in the ouster of the only friendly regime that India had in a troubled neighborhood.
Relations with the US can be deep or on the surface depending on how we shape our domestic policies. If we keep having a antagonistic approach towards our Civil Society, for instance ( as at present), it is perceived rightly as anti democratic. Attitudes towards us would be conditioned by that perspective and any transaction, although covered by an agreement, would suffer a disruption. This is the reason for scepticism about dependence on the US, given our present Government policies.
We should trust in their self-interest. Hence if we know their interests, we could steer our relations with them accordingly without hitting any rocks or see them coming a mile away.
Good view point. As long as your decisions and policies can withstand scrutiny, no need to bother about such comments about the so called "Strength of democracy" and others. I agree with Swasti rao. Very valid view. Do not expect everyone to accept whatever you do. But have clarity on policies and decisions. Well said. As for as trusting the US, it would be advisable to keep them at arms length, like what we do now. Do not let them participate or involve in internal matters.
Yesterday i spnt the entire day looking at you Queen. Today I will try listening to what you are saying. Beauty- Brain combination, problem me sara nation
remember guys she is real strategic expert look how she got face makeup, such good face foundation and fashion sens, those immature strategic expert don't have any fashion sense , even some of them not wearing makup or good shaving. although they are farmer deplomet and army officer, one of them is former RAW cheif. but they did not match her standerd. print got brightest Star.👋👋👋👋
The US case on Punnun is full of hopes and has all the marks of a frame up. It had Gupta in custody for a year before moving him to US and has not proceeded with the prosecution. However, all kinds of selective leaks has been fed to journalists close to the Democrats. The leaks have been dated to attempt to influence elections in India. The acts have not been friendly but rather one of an attempt to influence elections. There is substantial reason to believe that the Punnun story was concocted to attempt to get India to side with US on Ukraine. In Bangladesh, US has got the leader of its choice. Yunus has not been virulently anti India but his regime has cracked do
With regards to friendship with United States, it is of priority for India, especially for defence supply, economics and space cooperation. However, the government must not go by the slogan "America India bhai bhai", especially as it wouldn't be comfortable with a rising power to eclipse American hegemony. Like S. Jaishankar said, "We can chew gum and walk at the same time".
Yes, India can and should trust the United States of America... the US won't backstab India for it has learnt the perfidious behavior of China and Islamic countries. It won't always be smooth partnership but an essential one.
2:45 😑 Wow. You are calling others amateur youtubers while you yourself are making videos on youtube😂. For a minute I felt like I was watching CNN😂. The so called experts don't even know that MD Yunus himself said that "it was meticulously designed". 3:24 Source:- Trust me bro. I am an expert
No we can't trust USA,see what it has done in Bangladesh,in Pakistan.... USA always want to rule India but it will never happen.... USA will support India only when we surrender our sovereignty....so it is better to trust Russia our brother and invest more on India Russia relationship 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺
So what? Bangladesh and Pakistan are not our friends their our enemies. All sudden you care that America does to enemies? Where you one complaining about America lavishing military arms on Pakistan? I don't you see you bitching now that we are allowed to buy American assault rifles or American drones for that matter. Indian army is already using American transportation helicopters.
Should India trust the US ?
The simple answer is No.
Should India constructively engage with the US ?
The simple answer is Yes.
India should engage with the US in such a manner that the US should not even dare to demand India to ban RT - which it recently did.
It should be made clear to them, that India would never even listen to such demands.
For India to engage with the US in a manner so that they do not dare make demands it needs to have leverage on the US more than the US has on India. Things are improving though. India used to have to reluctantly agree to many US demands, now it can listen to most demands and politely decline. It will take a long time for India to be seen by the US as remotely equal, the US at this time sees India as a pawn to use against China and to weaken BRICS in general.
I fear the United States is just utilizing India as a counterbalance to China, which, as you may know, have been expressed by many experts for quite some time. The key here, I believe, is to ensure we strike a proper balance in our dealings with the US. While I am not entirely certain what those levers might be, I am confident we do possess certain advantages. We should seize every possible benefit, be it in terms of technological exchange, advanced weaponry, and so on. In matters of diplomacy, India mustn’t hesitate to play a cunning game. Like the fox, we should approach with subtlety and readiness to act.
What does the word 'dare' here even mean? This is not some college-level competition going on. If the USA decides, it can bring the Indian economy down to its knees. What leverage does India have on the USA? None. Russia can only help us with arms (although albeit obsolete now), but it cannot help with the economy. China is already an enemy. The USA is the only country that can realistically help us with the economy, high-tech, critical intelligence and maybe arms. The USA can demand, because it can!
After seeing Bangladesh how can we trust USA.
No, it simply when dealing with the West. US President Ronald Reagan said it best. "Trust but verify".
USA Should Answer This Question ? Why Usa Blocked Loan to Hasina Regime from World Bank so China Gave Loan and Developed Friendship
@@anadasingh3456 It's wasn't Ronald Reagan, it's actually Gorbachev's line "doveryay, no proveryay"
It’s India lack of vision and diplomacy of not keeping Bangladesh opposition in confidence along with Hasina.
Because acting as if you can ignore or distrust the most powerful entity in human history is an idiot move. Once that sinks into people's thick skulls, anti Americanism will seem dumb. Whether you like The US or not is totally irrelevant. We need them and that'll require compromises on our part.
For the US, terrorist Pannu is more important than India, Saint Martin is more important than relationship with India. So India must always be careful in dealing with the US.
Trust them? Of course not but being a friend can transform a country as dozens of others have proven - from Japan to Korea to Germany. Working with the US is like consuming the delicacy of Fugu, or puffer fish. One wrong move can wipe you out but if you do succeed the experience is out of this world!
I feel India should balance between USA and China.
I think it is in interest of China too that they need to resolve border disputes if they wish India to not go too deep in relationship with US.
US has given India strategic set backs such as Bangladesh promoting a lame Indian leader Rahul Gandhi (Soros literal right hand in India) and Khalistan issues.
I feel release of pressure by China on border will allow us to rationally negotiate with USA without giving any national security threat for China.
Till China change its stance to counter US we need some big steps in direction of BRICS currency and global south.
India have to grow at any cost and India sure will. No friends no enemies only interests
No, it simply when dealing with the West. US President Ronald Reagan said it best. "Trust but verify".
China Should made to understand Pushing Hard will Force India into the Hands of It's Challenger USA and Vise Versal
Imagine if Israel also did such 'balancing'.
@@anadasingh3456 Gorbachev said, "doveryay, no proveryay" (доверяй, но проверяй) and Reagan copied his phrases with an English translation, "trust but verify".
But from bhakt point of view the whole world is out to get India.
You yourself evaded the answer to your question "Should India trust USA?"
No, it simply when dealing with the West. US President Ronald Reagan said it best. "Trust but verify". We do same thing with Pakistan and China. We don't just take their world for things we check to make sure they are holding their end of any agreement.
No, she amply discussed that India's interest lies with strategically allying with US, shunning the old suspicion of deep state theory etc. etc.
India Us relations are a strange mix of mistrust and aligned interests. The mistrust of US runs deep in the Indian psyche. If at any one point the Indian far right and the far left mutually agree it is the mistrust of the US. If you do headcount the overwhelming majority of Indians don't trust the USA. The US wants to strengthen India as a counter to China but at the same time balkanize India to dominate Asia.
@@ThinkingIndian62 But that's not a theory. It's literally reality.
Isn't it obvious what's happening in both of our neighborhoods?
No one on this earth should trust America in any condition ❤❤
What is India giving in return ?
Get jet engines?
Get technology ?
Get importance in geopolitics of Indo Pacific ?
Accept India as the leader of global south?
Modiji and Jai sankarji with lots of flexibility and clarity manuring and navigating this great Nation to greater heights. They have learnt their lessons and still learning with out prejudice how to conduct . As usual you radiate positive energy all along Swasti ji. Vande Mataram 👍.
Not expected this from a institute named after the late Manohar Parikkar.
intellectually dishonest that is.
No one on this earth should trust America in any condition 😅😅😅
It’s in our best interests to be a friend of USA. They can help us progress rapidly. However, we should not trust USA. They have tried all they can to destabilize India & continue to do as at this very moment as we speak. When they realized Modi will not lose elections no matter what they do, they decided to get focus more on business & trade.
What makes you think the US wants to help India to "progress rapidly" and how is India paying for such help? Allow the US to station troops and/or establish military bases?
@@User-nits under the Modi regime India has f** its relations with all itself neighbors including Nepal. How do say Amit Shah done great?
Henry Kissinger: It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal.
@@User-nits It is the US who decides which country threatens its world domination. If the US comes to the conclusion that a country has WMD, well tough luck to that country. I guess you have never heard of democratic elected leaders being overthrown and dictators installed - all by that benign super power.
"Supply Chain integration, Co-development and technology transfer by US," - you haven't answer my question - how is India paying for such help?
Remember, nothing bad was said against China at the time when the country could only manufacture socks and sneakers but you hear China China China everyday in the Congress once she started bring out 5G.
So much wishful thinking!
@@User-nits
You're bhakt who likes to pretend he is an academic.
You think BJP has internal democracy and Congress doesn't WHAT A JOKE. Dear bhakt no party in India has internal democracy every region has a satrap.
The politics of this country is a family run business look at the M.P of BJP in lok sabha you'll find that most of the BJP's M.P come from a family of political background with Father, Mother or Uncles beign BJP M.P in the past.
talking about internal democracy 🤣🤣
And if Congress is a stooge of CIA then who's stopping you go buy a gun and finish it and the Gandhi's. And do tell us what your self-declared Chanakya doing does he not know this. Only you have this intelligence.🤡🤡🤡🤡
Simple straightforward answer: No
Relation with US should only be with interests and interests alone but never with TRUST that could be end of our sovereignty that we hold dear to our heart. But India should have all sorts of trade and economic alliance with US such is necessary for new world trade order.
Trust the penguin Empire but not them
Yes, most of us should agree that India's interest lies with general strategic alignment with US. If India does not get technology and investment from the west, how can it dream to be a developed nation? The path is very clear. Some hiccups will be there, those need to be ironed out through strategic communication. However, that does not mean that India should completely align itself with any superpower, keeping aside its own unique geo-political strategic interest. However, it is a fact that US follows one red line that no country should challenge its global hegemony. So the take is on India as to how it should navigate.
Very naive. Remember it is up to the US to judge whether or not a country challenges US''s global hegemony. Whether or not your country has a western democracy govt is not a consideration. You cannot lay low after you have grown into the elephant in the room. .
Well said Dr. Rao
Okay so ot was China and Pakistan who made sure that Mohammad Yunus gets the interim charge , who has very close relations with USA 😂
Pappu and print dream' in daylight
Have same DNA
Hinduphobia modiphobia
Swasti has really put together an excellent point of view on this subject. There is much trepidation and resistance to India's ties with the US particularly in the older generation of Cold Warriors. This does not take into account the recent strengthening of relationship between Russia and China, where they are now aligned in defense. This also does not consider the transformation of US India relationship where India has much to gain and has bipartisan support.
Nope, never. But we can and definitely should cooperate for the benefit of our Nation and people.
India-USA Relationship should be strengthened to ward off threats in Indo-Pacific and to check over exertion of China in global politics to expand its influence.
No, it simply when dealing with the West. US President Ronald Reagan said it best. "Trust but verify".
From the point of view of a Chinese with Indian's interests in mind, I think India should develop further relationship with the US but before you do so pls make sure you have national security law in place and beware of their NGO. Furthermore, it is not just whether or not India can trust the US but also whether the US can trust India. The US won't trust any nation unless that nation allows US to station troops and better still, establish military bases. Best of luck to you guys.
US meddling in India's affairs will always continue, just as it does elsewhere. In the name of protecting democratic values, ethics etc, it backed countries like military ruled Pak and many other despots. Acts of farsightedness? Such 'thoughts' miserably failed in the case of CCP. Perhaps it is one big powerful nation bent on prodigal ways and means.
It not the meddling of America you should be worried about you taking your eye off the ball. America has brought on line South America country of Guyana it now flooding the oil market with 600,000 barrels of oil per day. America has lifted sanctions on Venezuela it now producing more than 800,000 barrels of oil per day. Canada is now finishing a massive new pipeline from it's tar sands to the Pacific coast. They going flood India, Japan, China, and Korea with over a 1,000,0000 million barrels of oil per day. That is why you going ally with America. So that you don't have to rely on the Middle East for oil.
But word to the wise don't meddle in our affair.
This is very good analysis madam! Thanks for your wonderful articles as always.
No one on this earth should trust America in any condition 😮😮😮
Geo Politics is a ever Changing variable. India will change its policies at any time at any opportunity. That's what Midi Jaishankar made of,,, Chanakya Niti
We do have full trust in Modi
Pakistan Army & Politician Dynasties are Loyal to Usa Thoughout History No Comparision to India
Equally important- Can US rely on India?
I agree that India should not trust US. All relationships today are based on geopolitical interests.
Well, shared values do not equate to shared interests. If the West is feeling particularly threatened, maybe at that time for some time shared values may itself be seen as an interest. Today is not that day however. Hence presently the US is busy fomenting Khalistan in Punjab, Church led unrest in Manipur, generally calling for Christian proselytisation to be given a free hand in India and making noises about conditions of Muslims in India, censuring India through USCIRF, getting its proxies I'm the media, academia, charities to paint a generally grim and negative potrait of India. . Trust is a useless word. While being in NATO, as noted in one of his books, a German Chancellor had remarked in presence of Henry Kissinger to a US ambassador or some other government official, since you spend 20% of your time working with the US government, I think I can trust 80% of what you say or something to that effect.
Relations with US would be a transactional affair assessed on a case by case basis. If net net something is still to be gained that will continue. But we should also be mindful of the hurdles and obstacles the US is putting for India.
Ruchi Bharani is not only a foodie but also a geopolitical expert!
Chip Manufacturing of What Diameter 12 nm or 15 nm Old Technology for Washing Machine & Refrigerator 😅 Yes No Cutting Edge Chip Fab Unit 😂
CANT DIRECTLY JUMP TO 4nm chips,we need atleast some ammount ecosystem
@pranjalipranjali2751 Perfectly 👌 Said Now Low end ( Nm )Chip
Diameter clown 🤡.
It's nanometre.
Also most terms are gimmicky.
मोदी जी ये मोदी जी वो 😂 इसी लाइन से जोक की शुरुवात हो जाती है 😂
Very informative…..
Can I say something without everyone being mad?
India trying to 'compete with China' is what's killing it. In addition to joining dubious China containment movement by the US. Instead of hitching a ride on China's clear lead in almost every domain...it emitionally tries to 'replace China'. In the end...it achieves nothing.
Wow 😍
The print is like a guy who lectures everyone but gets zero in the exam. See her video on kursk she told wow what a strategic move. Now what about novogrodovka, ukrainsk and ugledar. And kurks they are basically getting hammered.
You’re an absolute idiot. Kursk was a strategic move, all Ukraine has to do is entrench themselves and use that territory for future negotiations. Russia is a weak ass state that conducts wars by sacrificing an entire generation of men. They’re still stuck in WW2 mentality where they don’t care if millions of their own people die. Putin is a tyrant who’s not loved but feared by his own people. Losers like you who deify people like him sicken me.
NO
USA won't let India fly very high 😂
Suspicion and distrust about the US is deeply embedded in the Indian security apparatus and bureaucracy, the majority of which have their worldview influenced and shaped during the cold war. Recent events have also aggravated it. The hasty and chaotic US withdrawal from afghanistan didn't go down well in New Delhi . The pressure exerted on India by the loud and noisy heterogeneous state regarding the Ukraine war and the indifference, inaction or tacit backing of the US authorities to khalistani separatists riled New Delhi. The US still has substantial ties with Islamabad and is complicit in the ouster of the only friendly regime that India had in a troubled neighborhood.
Swati you focus on Chrome not RUclips. You deserve 15 million views not 15K
Sorry but She is beautiful.
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@@dreamtree-q8ubruh get help
Relations with the US can be deep or on the surface depending on how we shape our domestic policies. If we keep having a antagonistic approach towards our Civil Society, for instance ( as at present), it is perceived rightly as anti democratic. Attitudes towards us would be conditioned by that perspective and any transaction, although covered by an agreement, would suffer a disruption. This is the reason for scepticism about dependence on the US, given our present Government policies.
Well said. We need to look in the mirror first…
We should use Every Resource we have.
Trusting Major Super powers is always gonna come with some cost
We should trust in their self-interest. Hence if we know their interests, we could steer our relations with them accordingly without hitting any rocks or see them coming a mile away.
Good view point. As long as your decisions and policies can withstand scrutiny, no need to bother about such comments about the so called "Strength of democracy" and others. I agree with Swasti rao. Very valid view. Do not expect everyone to accept whatever you do. But have clarity on policies and decisions. Well said. As for as trusting the US, it would be advisable to keep them at arms length, like what we do now. Do not let them participate or involve in internal matters.
India should be careful of all countries
India Should not Be A Western Weapon Buyer But A True Partner in The Indian Ocean and The Sub Continent
Yesterday i spnt the entire day looking at you Queen. Today I will try listening to what you are saying. Beauty- Brain combination, problem me sara nation
Simp 😂
@@mybirthday1986 its love bro. i have fallen in love with her
@@mybirthday1986 her fan
I understand 😂@@dreamtree-q8u
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GE Engine For Tejas 1 & 2 Stopped Export , Bangladesh Regime Chamge Etc Can we Trust USA ?
The US case on Punnun is full of hopes and has all the marks of a frame up. It had Gupta in custody for a year before moving him to US and has not proceeded with the prosecution. However, all kinds of selective leaks has been fed to journalists close to the Democrats. The leaks have been dated to attempt to influence elections in India. The acts have not been friendly but rather one of an attempt to influence elections. There is substantial reason to believe that the Punnun story was concocted to attempt to get India to side with US on Ukraine.
In Bangladesh, US has got the leader of its choice. Yunus has not been virulently anti India but his regime has cracked do
With regards to friendship with United States, it is of priority for India, especially for defence supply, economics and space cooperation. However, the government must not go by the slogan "America India bhai bhai", especially as it wouldn't be comfortable with a rising power to eclipse American hegemony. Like S. Jaishankar said, "We can chew gum and walk at the same time".
Nice presentation by Ms Rai
Maybe male it ‘USA’ or ’the US’ in the title and thumbnail
Thank You for The Analysis Hope Next to Hear of the " Bangladeshi Helen Island " Reality
Dont care, how but indians needs stable jobs, on an international level it sounds good that we want to manufacture, but quality of salaries are poor.
Yes, India can and should trust the United States of America... the US won't backstab India for it has learnt the perfidious behavior of China and Islamic countries. It won't always be smooth partnership but an essential one.
No...
Liked this podcast
2:45 😑 Wow. You are calling others amateur youtubers while you yourself are making videos on youtube😂.
For a minute I felt like I was watching CNN😂.
The so called experts don't even know that MD Yunus himself said that "it was meticulously designed".
3:24 Source:- Trust me bro. I am an expert
India shouldn't.
Yea, we did.
aunty tum rehendo, kitchen mein jaake bartan maanjo baithke
NO WAY
Mr.brow.. feels like 😅
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Tamatar
Question is, is India is trustworthy.
Answer is
No never
Your qom can be trusted?
Answer : No and never
Don't worry about India Bhikaristani. Please stop sending beggars to the Gulf and Japan.
India has always supported its friends in need
You don’t have the right to talk about India you mullah terrorist
Are you an Indian or something else?
whatched it two times :
First time with audio (for information).
Second time on mute.
Some people: American deep state does not exist
Same people: Hindutva is a global conspiracy?
Credit: @AbhishBanerj
No we can't trust USA,see what it has done in Bangladesh,in Pakistan.... USA always want to rule India but it will never happen.... USA will support India only when we surrender our sovereignty....so it is better to trust Russia our brother and invest more on India Russia relationship 🇮🇳❤️🇷🇺
So what? Bangladesh and Pakistan are not our friends their our enemies. All sudden you care that America does to enemies? Where you one complaining about America lavishing military arms on Pakistan? I don't you see you bitching now that we are allowed to buy American assault rifles or American drones for that matter. Indian army is already using American transportation helicopters.
You see very selective in you complaints if you ask me.