šæĀ A Gentle Guide for Seniors Who Choose Independence By Ashok Chhabra | AshokChronicles As I approach my 83rd birthday, living with my beloved wife Sharda (79), I find myself reflecting on a tender truth: one day, one of us … Continue reading →
India Must RiseāNot as a Dependent Ally, But as a Sovereign Force Recent developments in U.S. foreign policy have laid bare a sobering truth: India is no longer viewed as a strategic partner by Washington. According to veteran foreign policy … Continue reading →
Question: What is the significance of the new defence pact between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, and how does it impact IndiaāPakistan relations and Indiaās strategic posture? — Ā Answer: In September 2025, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a Strategic Mutual Defence … Continue reading →
Question: What is the significance of the new defence pact between Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, and how does it impact IndiaāPakistan relations and Indiaās strategic posture? — Ā Answer: In September 2025, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia signed a Strategic Mutual Defence … Continue reading →
š„ Chamcha Culture: When Strange Becomes Strategy Whenever something truly bizarre unfolds in the corridors of powerābe it a diplomatic blunder, a tone-deaf policy, or a LinkedIn glitch that swaps presidential portraitsāI donāt ask why. I ask who was nodding … Continue reading →
š Strange but True: When Power Becomes Personal š In the grand theatre of global diplomacy, some stories unfold not with thunderous applause, but with a quiet gasp of disbelief. Strange but trueāthat a man once entrusted with the highest … Continue reading →
šŗšø When an American Analyst Used Hindi Slang for Trump In a moment that stunned viewers and delighted meme-makers, Christine Fair, a well-known American political scientist and professor at Georgetown University, used an explicit Hindi slang wordāāch***yaāāto describe former … Continue reading →
Ukrain war is not anything but āThe Pentagonās profit machineā “The real war profiteers are the U.S. defense companies, thriving on chaos around the world.” The Double Standards at Play India buys oil to secure affordable energy for 1.4 billion … Continue reading →
Ā š§ Where It HappenedThe meeting took place at a U.S. military base in Anchorage, Alaska. It was the first time Trump and Putin met face-to-face since Trump became President again. š¤ What They Talked About Ukraine War: Trump tried to … Continue reading →
US-India trade tensions, declaring it the moment America learned it ācannot kick India around.ā He criticized Trumpās punitive approach over Russian oil imports and exposed Washingtonās energy double standards. My Reflection: This isnāt just geopolitical commentaryāitās a mirror to the … Continue reading →
Highlights from Field Marshal Asim Munirās Speech and our Take During his recent trip to the United States, Pakistanās Army Chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir, made several bold remarks and engaged in high-level diplomatic and military meetings that sparked widespread … Continue reading →
Statement – Jim Rogers says India may beat China, but only if Delhi gets one thing right Jim Rogersā recent remarks are stirring up quite a buzzāand for good reason. Letās unpack what he meant when he said India may … Continue reading →
šµš° Pakistanās Careful Balancing Between the US and China Pakistan is walking a fine line between two powerful countries ā the United States and China. As global tensions grow, this balancing act is becoming harder. Still, Pakistan follows a policy … Continue reading →
