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LAC: China resorted to my way or no way policies but India stood firm, says CDS General Rawat

›LAC: China resorted to my way or no way policies but India stood firm, says CDS General Rawat LAC: China resorted to my way or no way policies but India stood firm, says CDS General Rawat SECTIONS LAC: China resorted to my way or no way policies but India stood firm, says CDS General RawatBy Share Synopsis “They (Chinese) feel that by doing a little bit of shove-and-push, they will be able to compel nations to give into their demands. But I think India has stood firm on its northern borders and we have proven that we will not get pushed,” said the CDS.

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U S pullout a big step, must ensure democracy prevails in Afghanistan, says Jaishankar

Updated: External Affairs Minister calls for a ‘responsible drawdown’ of American and NATO forces. Share Article AAA NEW DELHI, 02/12/202: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar during a Interview with The Hindu at South Block in New Delhi on December 02, 2020. Photo: R. V. Moorthy External Affairs Minister calls for a ‘responsible drawdown’ of American and NATO forces. The U.S. decision to pull out all forces from Afghanistan is a “big step” which will have deep consequences, said External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar, who called for a “responsible drawdown” of American and NATO forces. Along with Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif and Afghanistan National Security Adviser Mohib, Mr. Jaishankar said it was necessary that Afghanistan’s constitution, democratic processes, and the rights accorded to women and minorities were ensured under any circumstances, and that the “endgame” in Afghanistan be “united, democratic and sovereign”.

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Covid-19: Maldives asks India for early supply of already contracted one-lakh vaccines

Covid-19: Maldives asks India for early supply of already contracted one-lakh vaccines April 16, 2021 Foreign Minister Shahid makes a case for continued assurance for the supply of essential commodities in meeting with Jaishankar The Maldives has asked India for the early supply of the rest of the 100,000 doses of Covishield vaccines it has already contracted for and the renewal of the notification of assured supply of essential commodities to the country, sources have said. “In a meeting with Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on Friday, his Maldivian counterpart Abdulla Shahid expressed appreciation for the supply of Indian vaccines that has helped the revival of tourism in the country, but said that the remaining 100,000 doses, already contracted, should be supplied soon,” a source tracking the matter told BusinessLine.

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Tech companies need to be made accountable by environment: Nandan Nilekani

6 hours ago Nandan Nilekani wants technology companies to be more accountable. In the absence of altruism or benevolence on their part, they have to be made more accountable by the external environment, he said during panel discussion held as part of the Raisina Dialogue 2021, organised by the Observer Research Foundation. We need an external environment that drives companies to this accountability, said Nilekani, who is the non-executive chairman of Infosys Ltd. “Companies can be proactive and lead on these things, but ultimately it has to be through rule of law,” he said. Other participants on the panel included Margrethe Vestager from the European Commission, Marietje Schaake from Stanford’s Cyber Policy Center and Samir Saran, President of the Observer Research Foundation

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China tried to wage undeclared war against India through cyberattacks, New Delhi s military chief says

China tried to wage undeclared war against India through cyberattacks, New Delhi s military chief says
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