Hari Kumar

RT @MujMash: How a Booker Prize-Winning Work From India Redefined Translation An extraordinary author-translator collaboration produced a…

The news reports chronicled India’s overwhelming successes: Indian attacks had struck a Pakistani nuclear base, downed two Pakistani fighter jets and blasted part of Pakistan’s Karachi port, d country’s oil and trade lifeline.@PreetaTweets @CopiousNotes27 https://t.co/BXrdrsFCXn

RT @suhasiniraj: Modi’s Government Cracks Down on Dissent Over Pakistan Conflict The arrest of a political science professor shows Indian…

The United States needs to realize that neither tariffs nor other trade pressure will get China to abandon d state-driven economic playbook that has worked so well for it & suddenly adopt industrial & trade policies that Americans consider fair. @kyleichan https://t.co/A8UgkcKrUY

But strategically, d battlefield tossup was a clear setback for India. An aspiring diplomatic & economic power, it now finds itself equated with Pakistan,a smaller,weaker country that Indian officials call a rogue sponsor of terrorism. @MujMash @travelli https://t.co/h2pdv20JrC

RT @MujMash: Why There’s No Battlefield Solution to India’s Perpetual Pakistan Problem This month’s violent escalation reminded the world…

RT @MujMash: India's new chief justice: “It's solely due to Dr.Ambedkar’s efforts that someone like me, who studied in semi-slum area at a…

But an examination of satellite imagery indicates that while the attacks were widespread, the damage was far more contained than claimed — and mostly inflicted by India on Pakistani facilities. Agnes Chang @pabloroblesg @MujMash https://t.co/UBtAIJmDk3

“India and Pakistan are being hyphenated once again,” Ms. Rao said. “India had genuinely felt that we had broken free of that hyphenation and that Pakistan had kind of receded into the shadows as far as the U.S. was concerned.” said @NMenonRao By @MujMash https://t.co/STY8BNeaJp

RT @MujMash: Assessments of how last week's clashes played out will take time. In the lead up, we had tried to map the changing military dy…

A sense of normalcy began to return on both sides of their border, two days after a U.S.-mediated truce ended their rapidly escalating military conflict. India and Pakistan Hold Talks Aimed at Extending Cease-Fire https://t.co/taTaP8INZy @MujMash

Correct. @VikramMisri is doing great job.

Anil Tyagi @AnilTyagilive

Mr. @VikramMisri should be applauded for his commendable job. There is no place for 'mud slinging ' on a civil servant who is performing his assigned duties that too during war aggression. Keep the good work going. The rot is somewhere else , it can be sorted out. @MEAIndia

RT @salmanmasood: As Truce Seems to Hold, India and Pakistan Both Claim Victory with @HariNYT and @PreetaTweets https://t.co/Ko0l3ZW1fr

But so much was new about the nuclear-armed enemies’ chaotic four-day clash, and so many of the underlying accelerants remain volatile, that there’s little to suggest that the truce represents any return to old patterns of restraint. @MujMash https://t.co/AkFrmrziIV

RT @MujMash: “…so much was new about the nuclear-armed enemies’ chaotic 4-day clash, so many of the underlying accelerants remain volatile,…

What drove Mr. Vance and Mr. Rubio into action was evidence that the Pakistani and Indian Air Forces had begun to engage in serious dogfights, and that Pakistan had sent 300 to 400 drones into Indian territory to probe its air defenses. https://t.co/kAMkWw2nEi

RT @MujMash: To give a sense of indian sensitivity on this: a sr official once told me all the talk of India helping mediate in Ukraine-Rus…