Next comes another message this time from some individuals in a country called Bangladesh. That country came into being only after India under Indira Gandhi had intervened and helped a man called Mujib. The country's founder was forgotten in 2024 and his daughter Sheikh Hasina forced to leave her country.
'Modi hae toh mumkin hae ...'
The catchy slogan – means things seemingly 'impossible' may be turned into POSSIBILITY under Narendra Modi.
Even Atal Bihari Vajpayee suffered from the syndrome of 'what will people say'.
In 2005, L K Advani wanted to don a 'secular’ shawl and thus described Muhammad Ali Jinnah as a 'secular' leader. The Loh Purush had crumbled that very day. People of India gave their mandate four years later in 2009.
Narendra Modi is the most decisive and the gutsy Prime Minister in recent times.
He is different and he has proved it more than once. From defence and foreign policy perspectives; he showed his uniqueness in 2016, 2019 and now in 2025.
Thus the 'Operation Sindoor' has almost crippled Pakistan.
But it also had a few important messages for the eastern sector.
But we may also deal a little more time on Pakistan.
The Operation Sindoor came at a time when presumably the common people in Pakistan "is far less eager to support the military" as compared to 2016 or even 2019.
The Imran Khan-Pak army tussle has been legendary and credit (whatever that could mean) should go to a section of Pakistanis who said the Fauz is wrong. This is no small 'achievement' or matter of guts in a country which is virtually owned by the military especially the army commanders.
The last army rule survived since 1999 to 2008. Hence last 17 years Pakistan has so-called civilian government but in most cases.
But all that is the name sake. Democracy is a facade in that country in more ways than one. Even Prime Ministers take orders from the cantonment.
Three 'bad elements' mar Pakistan's political journey
(a) - Indiscriminate anti-India polity or New Delhi-bashing
(b) - Often communal and parochial politics - pushing radical Islam etc
(c) Preference to violence politics and 'target' innocent civilians
Now take a pause. If one knows north eastern India all these features not only prevail in the region. They prevail in plenty.
Parochialism, anti-outsiders are considered as virtues in the north east India's political and public space.
In Manipur since 2023 we have Kukis and Meiteis as arch rivals. Refer to 1990s and we know how bitterly and fiercely Nagas and Kukis were after each other's blood.
Extend the Manipur debate to Mizoram and Lushais and Hmars in Mizoram also have single point theory that the Meiteis are wrong.
They share ethnic bonds with Kukis in Manipur.
In Nagaland, 'the plain manu' (Indians from the mainstream) is always on the wrong side and the height of high handedness is the recent developments vis-a-vis Inner Line Permit.
The same Nagas want a peace accord with the Govt of India and want development and education.
But they will do anything and everything to scare away industrialists and their workers. The Inner Line Permit demand for Dimapur does not suit state’s commercial headquarters.
So much of unreasonableness prevails (just like Pakistan maybe) that locals are not realising that the ILP only chases away a genuine peace-living Indians.
But the ILP as an administrative tool could do nothing over the years against Bangladeshi infiltrators.
A lot of business people including Marwaris are yet again planning to quit the state. But the Bangladeshis will not.
It is not without good reasons that in 1994 - S C Jamir (then Chief Minister) had said that Bangladshis are increasing like rabbits.
Come to the signing of the proposed Naga peace pact there are Status quo club and political elites who want to delay things. And they do so in a style often putting the fate of 27-year-old peace talks in jeopardy.
Those who underestimate PM Narendra Modi might now take a pause and workout modalities for a final peace pact. The sooner it comes; it is better.
The meta physical efforts for so-called 'unity' is again only a ploy only to keep the final peace and Solution pact at bay. One hundred per cent unity is too religious to be true in real life.
Those who think the 'insurgency' or anti-India hysteria can be rekindled again; they will do well to see how Modi worked with his Operation Sindoor.
Another vital thing discovered by Indian forces in Jammu and Kashmir post-Pahalgam is the use of bullets and guns to destroy houses of alleged (or supposed) terrorists. If this experiment is allowed in north east India -- many would have the worst nightmare.
Next comes another message this time from some individuals in a country called Bangladesh.That country came into being only after India under Indira Gandhi had intervened and helped a man called Mujib. The country's founder was forgotten in 2024 and his daughter Sheikh Hasina forced to leave her country.
Nevertheless the Operation Sindoor can be a lesson even for such whimsical radicals.
If Pakistan can be taught some lessons; these political and otherwise lightweights may also get their share rather easily.
The northeast region belongs to India and will continue to belong to Bharat. No misadventurism of the retired personnel or young students will be entertained.
In Bangla, they may say : "Sona ghumiye poro . Operation Sindoor choley ashbey". Translation means – “Please sleep my child, otherwise Operation Sindoor’ may come. Do not make unnecessary noise.
Ask the fate of ten relatives of JeM chief Masoor Azhar. That was a collateral damage. Leaders in Nagaland, Manipur and also Bangladesh may draw some timely lessons.
And there is a small message for China fans too; with regard Pakistan; Beijing has decided to look the other way. That's geo-political reality of 2025.
As long as he is the PM, Modi will decide whether the glass is half-full or half-empty
Email:------------------------nirendelhi@gmail.com
Next comes another message this time from some individuals in a country called Bangladesh. That country came into being only after India under Indira Gandhi had intervened and helped a man called Mujib. The country's founder was forgotten in 2024 and his daughter Sheikh Hasina forced to leave her country.
'Modi hae toh mumkin hae ...'
The catchy slogan – means things seemingly 'impossible' may be turned into POSSIBILITY under Narendra Modi.
Even Atal Bihari Vajpayee suffered from the syndrome of 'what will people say'.
In 2005, L K Advani wanted to don a 'secular’ shawl and thus described Muhammad Ali Jinnah as a 'secular' leader. The Loh Purush had crumbled that very day. People of India gave their mandate four years later in 2009.
Narendra Modi is the most decisive and the gutsy Prime Minister in recent times.
He is different and he has proved it more than once. From defence and foreign policy perspectives; he showed his uniqueness in 2016, 2019 and now in 2025.
Thus the 'Operation Sindoor' has almost crippled Pakistan.
But it also had a few important messages for the eastern sector.
But we may also deal a little more time on Pakistan.
The Operation Sindoor came at a time when presumably the common people in Pakistan "is far less eager to support the military" as compared to 2016 or even 2019.
The Imran Khan-Pak army tussle has been legendary and credit (whatever that could mean) should go to a section of Pakistanis who said the Fauz is wrong. This is no small 'achievement' or matter of guts in a country which is virtually owned by the military especially the army commanders.
The last army rule survived since 1999 to 2008. Hence last 17 years Pakistan has so-called civilian government but in most cases.
But all that is the name sake. Democracy is a facade in that country in more ways than one. Even Prime Ministers take orders from the cantonment.
Three 'bad elements' mar Pakistan's political journey
(a) - Indiscriminate anti-India polity or New Delhi-bashing
(b) - Often communal and parochial politics - pushing radical Islam etc
(c) Preference to violence politics and 'target' innocent civilians
Now take a pause. If one knows north eastern India all these features not only prevail in the region. They prevail in plenty.
Parochialism, anti-outsiders are considered as virtues in the north east India's political and public space.
In Manipur since 2023 we have Kukis and Meiteis as arch rivals. Refer to 1990s and we know how bitterly and fiercely Nagas and Kukis were after each other's blood.
Extend the Manipur debate to Mizoram and Lushais and Hmars in Mizoram also have single point theory that the Meiteis are wrong.
They share ethnic bonds with Kukis in Manipur.
In Nagaland, 'the plain manu' (Indians from the mainstream) is always on the wrong side and the height of high handedness is the recent developments vis-a-vis Inner Line Permit.
The same Nagas want a peace accord with the Govt of India and want development and education.
But they will do anything and everything to scare away industrialists and their workers. The Inner Line Permit demand for Dimapur does not suit state’s commercial headquarters.
So much of unreasonableness prevails (just like Pakistan maybe) that locals are not realising that the ILP only chases away a genuine peace-living Indians.
But the ILP as an administrative tool could do nothing over the years against Bangladeshi infiltrators.
A lot of business people including Marwaris are yet again planning to quit the state. But the Bangladeshis will not.
It is not without good reasons that in 1994 - S C Jamir (then Chief Minister) had said that Bangladshis are increasing like rabbits.
Come to the signing of the proposed Naga peace pact there are Status quo club and political elites who want to delay things. And they do so in a style often putting the fate of 27-year-old peace talks in jeopardy.
Those who underestimate PM Narendra Modi might now take a pause and workout modalities for a final peace pact. The sooner it comes; it is better.
The meta physical efforts for so-called 'unity' is again only a ploy only to keep the final peace and Solution pact at bay. One hundred per cent unity is too religious to be true in real life.
Those who think the 'insurgency' or anti-India hysteria can be rekindled again; they will do well to see how Modi worked with his Operation Sindoor.
Another vital thing discovered by Indian forces in Jammu and Kashmir post-Pahalgam is the use of bullets and guns to destroy houses of alleged (or supposed) terrorists. If this experiment is allowed in north east India -- many would have the worst nightmare.
Next comes another message this time from some individuals in a country called Bangladesh.That country came into being only after India under Indira Gandhi had intervened and helped a man called Mujib. The country's founder was forgotten in 2024 and his daughter Sheikh Hasina forced to leave her country.
Nevertheless the Operation Sindoor can be a lesson even for such whimsical radicals.
If Pakistan can be taught some lessons; these political and otherwise lightweights may also get their share rather easily.
The northeast region belongs to India and will continue to belong to Bharat. No misadventurism of the retired personnel or young students will be entertained.
In Bangla, they may say : "Sona ghumiye poro . Operation Sindoor choley ashbey". Translation means – “Please sleep my child, otherwise Operation Sindoor’ may come. Do not make unnecessary noise.
Ask the fate of ten relatives of JeM chief Masoor Azhar. That was a collateral damage. Leaders in Nagaland, Manipur and also Bangladesh may draw some timely lessons.
And there is a small message for China fans too; with regard Pakistan; Beijing has decided to look the other way. That's geo-political reality of 2025.
As long as he is the PM, Modi will decide whether the glass is half-full or half-empty
Email:------------------------nirendelhi@gmail.com
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