Saeed Naqvi
(Saeed Naqvi is a senior commentator on political and diplomatic issues. The views expressed are personal. He can be reached on saeednaqvi@hotmail.com)
I had no business to forget Badshah Khan s 130th birthday this February, having been his press secretary when he came on a year s healing mission as guest of both the political camps led by Indira Gandhi and Jayaprakash Narayan.
The international system is trying to compose itself today. It was dividing itself sharply during the Pashtun leader s visit. Just as India became salient to regional play then, it will by force of circumstances, become part of the new regional pirouette.
Did external influences increase in Indian politics after Congress split of 1969
Sun, Feb 21 2021 09:58:12 AM
By Saeed Naqvi
Feb 21 (IANS): I had no business to forget Badshah Khan s 130th birthday this February, having been his press secretary when he came on a year s healing mission as guest of both the political camps led by Indira Gandhi and Jayaprakash Narayan.
The international system is trying to compose itself today. It was dividing itself sharply during the Pashtun leader s visit. Just as India became salient to regional play then, it will by force of circumstances, become part of the new regional pirouette.
The Indian Independence Act, 18 July 1947, was part of the world order being shaped as part of the Cold War which began in 1945.
(MENAFN - IANS) Y SAEED NAQVI
I had no business to forget Badshah Khan s 130th birthday this February, having been his press secretary when he came on a year s healing mission as guest of both the political camps led by Indira Gandhi and Jayaprakash Narayan.
The international system is trying to compose itself today. It was dividing itself sharply during the Pashtun leader s visit. Just as India became salient to regional play then, it will by force of circumstances, become part of the new regional pirouette.
The Indian Independence Act, 18 July 1947, was part of the world order being shaped as part of the Cold War which began in 1945.
Remember how Indira Gandhi as Congress President (Nehru was the Prime Minister) had President s rule imposed to dismiss the world s first communist government elected by the ballot box in Kerala.
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