Prabhash K Dutta
Associate Editor at Firstpost
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1 day ago |
firstpost.com | Prabhash K Dutta
In recent weeks, China’s internet has become a battleground of simmering social discontent, with angry posts and heated debates targeting the country’s elites. This comes against a continuedeconomic slowdownin China, which has been accentuated by the tariff-trade war with the Donald Trump administration of the United States.
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2 weeks ago |
firstpost.com | Prabhash K Dutta
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday (May 22) issued a stern warning to Pakistan: Its economy will have to pay aheavy pricefor any terrorist attack in India. The PM warned that New Delhi had adopted a new form of justice to deal with terrorism emanating from Pakistan. “Pakistan will have to pay a heavy price for every terrorist attack … Pakistan’s army will pay it, Pakistan’s economy will pay it,” PM Modi said at his first public meeting in Rajasthan after Operation Sindoor.
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2 weeks ago |
firstpost.com | Prabhash K Dutta
India and Pakistan teetered on the brink of war during the recent four-day military conflict in which Indian forces compelled the Pakistani establishment to seek a ceasefire, following a deadly attack in Kashmir. The world’s gaze turned to China during India’s robust response in its war on terror with Prime Minister Narendra Modi declaring that “India will not tolerate nuclear blackmail”.
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3 weeks ago |
firstpost.com | Prabhash K Dutta
The Operation Sindoor has proved to be bigger and bolder than the punitive military strikes that India carried out in 2016 and 2019 in territories under Pakistan’s control. In each case, the trigger was a dastardly terror attack — in Uri and Pulwama earlier and in Pahalgam the last month — that stemmed from the so-called policy of “bleeding India by a thousand cuts”, institutionalised by the Pakistani military bosses through a maze of terror outfits created, cultivated and cultured over decades.
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1 month ago |
firstpost.com | Prabhash K Dutta
Tempers are flying, but flights are blocked, between India and Pakistan after a bunch of terrorists killed 26 people in the serene meadows of Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22. The two countries have blocked their respective airspaces to flights emerging from one-another’s territories.
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Explains why the world was looking at the #IndiaPakistanTensions
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It looked all along that way 'No face-saving exit route will be given to Asim Munir' was the purported decision. Explains why America spoke to Munir, and then came the call from Pak Army DGMO to initiate what India categorically said a bilateral talk to de-escalate Before
#OperationSindoor NYT: By the American account, Mr. Vance pressed Mr. Modi to consider alternatives to continued strikes, including a potential off-ramp that U.S. officials thought would prove acceptable to the Pakistanis. Mr. Modi listened but did not commit to any of the
