EAM Dr S Jaishankar at 4th Ramnath Goenka Lecture 2019 | Minister Of External Affairs
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Five months into his new role as Minister of External Affairs, S Jaishankar delivered the 4th Ramnath Goenka Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. The Ramnath Goenka Memorial Lecture was instituted in 2016 by The Express Group to mark 25 years of the passing of its founder.
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Here's the link to the report on what S Jaishankar said at the fourth RNG Lecture bit.ly/2rE9JDA
Thanks IE for allowing diplomatic trolling of nehru /Gandhi foreign policy and defense policy ... :)
My reputation is not going to be decided by a newspaper in New York . 😂👏👏👏👏
Proud of having Dr Jaishankar as our External Affairs Minister. Hardly few can represent India at world stage as good as him. Jai Hind.
Indians are timid. Sehwag is an exception 😂😂😂😂
Rightly said.
The credit for bringing such a brilliant mind to lead the External Affairs ministry goes to the Prime MInister. This is one of the most coveted amongst the top 4 cabinet posts. It is because of Mr. Modi's stature within the BJP and the NDP alliance that this induction was possible. One of the many beneficial offshoots of a majority government is the ability to take such bold decisions.
It would have been a great boon to the nation if the same sense had prevailed when choosing the finance minister 😑😑
@@darkwolf8692 Yes.
"They don't say tht, because it doesn't suit them to say that"...spot on
One of the finest brain in Foreign policy. Very clever with truth.
He is talking about 1.changing world scenarios
2. Environment
3. India's position
4. China
5. Pakistan, terrorism
6. 1962,1965,1971, war with china, pak, creation of Bangladesh
7. Balakot
8. Self improvement of Indian foreign policy in different phases ,
Decolonization, 1962, realism, 1971 Indias effort in creation of Bangladesh, 1991 LPG, unipolar world I.e. USA.
9. look east policy
10. 1999 Islamic fundamentalism
11. India -USA
12. BRICS
13. Afghan withdrawal (us)
14. 2008 world economic crisis
15. India inter into world of convergence
16. Technology
17. Paris c. Change
18. Extended neighborhood
19. Need of multiple partners- sabka saath sabka Vishwas
20. 1998 nuclear test
21. Gulf war
22. National unity and diversity
23. Agriculture
24. Border issues
25. 5 issues of India
National unity, security, economy ( china, industrialization, education, 1991, south east Asia, trade imbalance, RCEP, FTA,), world sphere (JAI, QUAD, Howdy Modi, Mamalapuram), low risk foreign policy, reading global growing ties of India.
26. Shino- USA rivalry
27. Maritime Geography
28. Humanitarian assistance
29. Election winning in global bodies
30. ISA, YOGA
31. India first
32. Nationalism
33. India's -China issues
34. Dogma - every aspect seems as unfair
35. Balance of payment issues
36. Quotes of Rabindranath Tagore, Napoleon.
* it's better if you watch and understand the things.🤴👮♂️
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Interview with c. Rajamohan
37. NAM- defensive
38. Risk of Art.370, Pakistan ,NRC
39. Sehwag (cricketer) is an exception 😀
40. India's narrative
41. Indian democracy?
42. Liberal fundamentalism
43. My reputation is not decided by New York 😀
44. Issues with China specially in economic sphere ,wuhan,
45. Trump is doing out of traditional approach
46. You don't have trade friction if you don't trade.
47. India and west have very much convergence as well as problems . West is west. We need each other.
48. India - Africa
49. Pakistan problems for India to handle, industry of terror
50. Neighbors' India first policy, Afganistan (dam,power,parliament built by India), Nepal.
51. India's role in neighborhood?- Human assistance?
India's Navy is deployed
in Gulf
52. C. Change?
Paris Agreemet, NDC,
53. Law enforcement technology, digital, security?
Ministry coordination, institution, RCEP,
54. Reform reform reform.
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@@nancyyadav3768 of course
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If only there were timestamps 🙈🙈🙈🙈 I know I’m being lazy
Many quotable quotes in this interview. My fav. "I think in this country there is almost a sort of a desire to see a problem and to exaggerate it beyond belief", aptly summarises the joblessness of our people with smartphones in the hand coupled with TRP hungry media, we as a country are in 24x7 debate and outrage mode.
Excellent.The understanding of Indian historic journey and responding to the existing environment is astounding.Time has come to have JAISHANKAAR LIKE people who understands the subject and sufficient knowledge and energy to respond to challenges we faces . Enjoyed.India's time has arrived.
"...Reform Reform Reform... that was the thrust of my talk.... " jaishankar
Dr S Jaishankar is one of the most clear headed defenders of India in diplomatic arena. His speech is clear. No fence sitting. He has exposed the failures of India’s failed foreign policy without engaging in polemics. The interviewer represents the status quo school of foreign policy.
Thank you Indian Express for bucking the trend and being unbiased.
A leading diplomat with a leading strategic affairs analyst.
Beautiful speech and so informative. The guy who is asking questions, his questions reflect 'no confidence' as if India is a scared puppy. I am glad we have a strong Foreign Minister and love Mr. Jaishankar's confidence, positivity and a bold proud Indian. India needs people like him to represent India and not like this guy.
Every media is biased now not like earlier times.i hope indian express values all sort of Indian traditions and value nation instead of writing appeasement articles.
S. Jaishankar 15:00
Jaishankar for next PM !
The fiercest words in the welcome speech from Raj kamal jha
Absolutely majestic.....
" there is no choice but in doing what we are doing... " Jaishankar....
Fan of both S Jaishankar and C Raja Mohan
" no questions... Diplomacy is not conducted in a vacuum, " Jaushankar
Please add the pdf of this superb lecture on India's foreign policy
Browse mea website
@@knightf8648 thanks bro
@@knightf8648 bro from where i found his interview with C Rajamohan pdf
@@bobyjayaswal1507 will be there in Indian Express in a few days
@@MayankShrivastava0 ok i will wait
Thanks for sharing very good he is gem of person
Hi tamizha !!!!
Wishing you many more happy birthday to you!!
" to get technical people in the ministry.... " Jaishankar
Fine speech, Dr.Jaishankar!
Awesome lecture delivered.
Throughly admire Jaishankar for answering some tough questions objectively with ease. Brilliant minds... Thanks Indian Express for this much needed and useful lecture.
To neutralize entrenched interests working against India: we need 2do right steps on cold politics of Anglo-Saxon/Chinese, our own bankrupt intellectuals with dead-leftist ideals
Next India must be the next superpower. Some clean up and it would run the world smoothly while Americans recover. Hopefully, Europe's heart gets softer
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Very refreshing to have a Minister with the appropriate background and the ability to get a point across.
Now, only if India (Modi) could get similar expertise at least in Finance and Defence. India is doing the same thing and expecting a different result. No idea why this is so difficult to implement.
At 5:22 min, a Bengali song started in background
Can someone tell which song it was????
Yeah please someone tell the song
Couldn't find it on my own but if u get it.. pls update here.. Tnx
"Neelo Anjana Ghana Punja Chayay" by Gurudeb Rabindranath Thakur
English translation:
"The sky is covered with deep cumulus shades that are of the hue of blue kajal
O Solemn One, O Solemn One
The goddess of the forests - her body is trembling, her heart is excited,
Her anklet of cricket music is ringing
O Solemn One, O Solemn One
The song of the reunion has been sung in the beats of the cloud rumbling
The Kadamba (a monsoon flower) forest is immersed in the fragrance of happiness
The temple of Your celebrations have been decorated
O Solemn One, O Solemn One
The heated earth had been lying thirsty in the dust
Suddenly she has received the message of divine nectar from the palace of the Indra (the God of Rains)
The hardened, tough barriers of the dried soil have softened down
It has been broken down everywhere
The victory flags of new saplings have filled the face of the earth
The prisoners have broken free of their shackles
O Solemn One, O Solemn One
"
You can hear the song here
gaana.com/song/nilo-anjano-ghano
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Wow
Watch at 1.5 for better understanding😉
Insightful as always
15:20 s jaishankar speech
erudite and well spoken
Full text of the speech by Dr S Jaishankar, the EAM made at the 4th RNG Lecture
www.mea.gov.in/Speeches-Statements.htm?dtl/32038/External_Affairs_Ministers_speech_at_the_4th_Ramnath_Goenka_Lecture_2019
catch for this " unipolar world " 29:34
Shiv Sena and BJP ka agreement kuchh bhi rha ho.Per Shiv sena was on second position
How can he ask first post.He is going with his enemy.They are treating him accordingly..
Shiv Sena is betraying hindutva to its own detriment...Hindus should never forgive these descendants of Jaichand else history may be repeated
India has two primary protagonist countries to deal with. Pakistan and China. In both the cases our diplomatic failure is colossal. While our record is pathetic on global arena, the only place to weave a rainbow with no more than bon mots is the domestic TV studio. We only react, we never proact to any issues that really of any significance in the world at large.
Because we cant. All the leverage we have given to Pakistan and China.
ISLAMIC EXPRESS!
27:46 As per Our MFA, Shastri ji was killed by superpowers...Is it??
Raja: Question, Fair Question, Important question...
Jaishankar: Denial, denial, DENIAL.
With well articulated reasons backed with facts.
This is diplomatic trolling of nehru /Gandhi foreign policy defense policy ... :)
Sonia Gandhi and Manmohan Singh had handpicked a darbari like Sujatha Singh instead of Jaishankar as foreign secretary....That tells their intentions.
Opprtunitism, all are vulnerable.
If only some of the NDA cabinet was like this.
But alas!! We get Nirmala Sita and Fat Piyush Goyal. Not to forget our Cassius Amit Shah.
Indian Navy in the Gulf? That's news!!n
Mr jha also stammers just like me.
The 2nd male anchor tries to copy British accent! If it comes naturally then ok otherwise why this kind of linguistics imperialism required??
वासुदेव कुटुंभकाम yes but no to " making India a धर्माशाला "... India and its people s Interest first --( no loving Pakistan at the cost of India...)
With collapsing economy...iyer is day dreaming....!