India US Relations

[NoobWannaLearn]

 

[Tshering22]

Looks like Wikipedia is following the usual pattern in collusion with its deep state partners. This just flashed as a card for “general knowledge”.

It seems like the card is being flashed from some Russian-origin newspaper or Wikipedia page.

Deep state is trying its usual dirty tricks. I wonder whether we have something that gets under their thick skins.

 

[Hari Sud]

Diplomatic Maneuvers Unfolding Between US and India

Diplomatic tensions between the US and India have become increasingly apparent, as evidenced by Prime Minister Modi's recent interview to a British Newspaper, expressing displeasure with U.S. actions. While stopping short of admitting guilt, Modi acknowledged the necessity of a domestic investigation into U.S.-levied charges, subtly conveying dissatisfaction by highlighting perceived allowances for anti-Indian elements in the U.S. and Canada.

To underscore India's strategic independence, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar is visiting Moscow for a broad dialogue on global power dynamics and regional conflicts, serving as a reminder to the U.S. of India's other diplomatic options.

The U.S.'s recent emphasis on an alleged plot involving an Indian resident in the Czech Republic added strain, despite the lack of substantial evidence. Additionally, extending honors to the Pakistani military chief heightened tensions, suggesting displeasure with India's reliance on Russian oil. Simultaneously, warming relations with Pakistan signaled potential consequences for India's neutrality in the Ukraine conflict.

Consequently, the fallout included the White House declining President Biden's invitation to visit India, potential congressional restrictions on MQ-9 Drone exports, and reconsideration of GE engine technology exports for Indian production. Notably, US is upgrading its relationship with Pakistan irrespective of historical betrayals.

In response, India strategically positioned itself by dispatching its Foreign Minister to Moscow and inviting French President Macron to its 26th January celebrations, subtly shifting focus from the U.S.'s Pacific policy. This move aimed to underscore India's diplomatic flexibility and signal to the U.S. that alternatives exist.

As these diplomatic maneuvers unfold, it is anticipated that the U.S. will recognize India's strategic autonomy and understand that India is not limited in its global diplomatic options. The ongoing developments highlight a complex interplay of geopolitical factors shaping the relationship between these two nations.

 

[Tshering22]

Diplomatic Maneuvers Unfolding Between US and India

Diplomatic tensions between the US and India have become increasingly apparent, as evidenced by Prime Minister Modi's recent interview to a British Newspaper, expressing displeasure with U.S. actions. While stopping short of admitting guilt, Modi acknowledged the necessity of a domestic investigation into U.S.-levied charges, subtly conveying dissatisfaction by highlighting perceived allowances for anti-Indian elements in the U.S. and Canada.

To underscore India's strategic independence, Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar is visiting Moscow for a broad dialogue on global power dynamics and regional conflicts, serving as a reminder to the U.S. of India's other diplomatic options.

The U.S.'s recent emphasis on an alleged plot involving an Indian resident in the Czech Republic added strain, despite the lack of substantial evidence. Additionally, extending honors to the Pakistani military chief heightened tensions, suggesting displeasure with India's reliance on Russian oil. Simultaneously, warming relations with Pakistan signaled potential consequences for India's neutrality in the Ukraine conflict.

Consequently, the fallout included the White House declining President Biden's invitation to visit India, potential congressional restrictions on MQ-9 Drone exports, and reconsideration of GE engine technology exports for Indian production. Notably, US is upgrading its relationship with Pakistan irrespective of historical betrayals.

In response, India strategically positioned itself by dispatching its Foreign Minister to Moscow and inviting French President Macron to its 26th January celebrations, subtly shifting focus from the U.S.'s Pacific policy. This move aimed to underscore India's diplomatic flexibility and signal to the U.S. that alternatives exist.

As these diplomatic maneuvers unfold, it is anticipated that the U.S. will recognize India's strategic autonomy and understand that India is not limited in its global diplomatic options. The ongoing developments highlight a complex interplay of geopolitical factors shaping the relationship between these two nations.

France and Russia will remain significant partners for the foreseeable future. France has positioned itself as a strong strategic partner, despite its NATO shenanigans. It is the only country in Europe that has some semblance of independence apart from Russia and therefore will shore up its waning influence by moving closer to us.

The decision to go with RR for engines while we develop domestic gas turbine engines was a smart move for IAC-2. It is a stop-gap measure and a chance for the UK to see which way the wind is blowing. They may fold eventually to the US pressure if push comes to shove, but they are also an excellent source for us to rip off tech from.

I feel that we should give a bigger lever to the Brits and take as much as possible before the Anglo-American ecosystem turns fully against us.

 

[Varoon2]

There seems to be overall more US, not to mention, European and Japanese, investment in India. It is very doubtful that this will be significantly affected by the Pannun issue/ shenanigans.

 

[Hari Sud]

Navigating the Risks in US-India Relations: A Call for Prudent Diplomacy

In the current landscape of US-India relations, the recent Pannu affair threatens to disturb the delicate balance between the democratic values cherished by India's 1.4 billion people and the democratic ideals advocated by America's 300 million affluent citizens. Speculation surrounds the involvement of certain elements within the U.S. State Department, along with anti-Indian Democrats and political pundits linked to think tanks and lobby groups, in undermining the previously robust and amicable ties between the two nations.

The potential consequences of this deterioration are manifold, with both India and the U.S. facing significant risks.

Dangers to India:

Military Agreements and Negotiations: Anticipate disruptions to existing military agreements and ongoing negotiation processes.

Economic Constraints: Be vigilant for potential economic constraints from the United States, including a possible slowdown in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and other economic considerations.

Misinformation Campaigns: Prepare for a wave of misinformation targeting India's religious freedom, particularly concerning Christian conversion, with claims emphasizing alleged restrictions and the suspension of financial incentives.

Focus on Pakistan's Narrative: Expect increased focus on the Pakistani narrative surrounding human rights violations in Kashmir and other regions.

Shift in Alliances: Anticipate a shift in U.S. alliances towards Pakistan, including potential military aid.

Officials within the U.S. State Department, often at the level of Assistant Secretary, may actively seek and amplify such issues as part of their critique of countries they wish to scrutinize.

Concerns for the U.S.:

Strategic Partnership: India plays a crucial role in U.S. Pacific policy, and its strategic partnership is vital for maintaining American influence in the Pacific. Without India, there is an increased risk of China pressuring the U.S. out of the Pacific.

Indian Ocean Stability: India's active presence in the Indian Ocean is essential for addressing local issues and conflicts in the region. Without India, the U.S. would find it challenging to contribute effectively.

Nuanced U.S.-Russia Relations: India's nuanced approach to U.S.-Russia relations serves as a central axis, providing stability amid escalating tensions triggered by the Ukraine conflict.

Role of Indian Technologists: Indian technologists are integral to U.S. systems development and modernization, and without them, the U.S. would struggle to access a highly qualified manpower pool.

Alternative Manufacturing Base: India serves as a potential alternative manufacturing base to China, offering the U.S. a viable option for maintaining a stable and diversified source for essential products.

In light of these potential ramifications, there is a call for prudence and diplomatic intervention to diffuse tensions and restore the equilibrium in U.S.-India relations.

 

[Suryavanshi]

Anyway, china isn’t any better.

Half of their current population is too old to fight while the other half is just entering puberty.

All chinese can do is talks

Regardless there is enough youth to fight a short war.
Such superficial factors should never be accounted.

 

[Tshering22]

While they are right, Czech is acting like the US bitch and needs to be shown that while we are willing to diplomatically engage and solve this case legally, mistreating a randomly-accused suspect will have consequences for Prague.

This can be done in some other corners of the world. We need to find that pressure point and start pressing it hard.

 

[AnantS]

While they are right, Czech is acting like the US bitch and needs to be shown that while we are willing to diplomatically engage and solve this case legally, mistreating a randomly-accused suspect will have consequences for Prague.

This can be done in some other corners of the world. We need to find that pressure point and start pressing it hard.

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Indian courts have said the same while rejecting plea.

 

[sameer3694]

While they are right, Czech is acting like the US bitch and needs to be shown that while we are willing to diplomatically engage and solve this case legally, mistreating a randomly-accused suspect will have consequences for Prague.

This can be done in some other corners of the world. We need to find that pressure point and start pressing it hard.

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All eastern/central EU countries are hardcore bitches of the US. Poland is another one. The massa asks them to jump and they ask how high massa.

 

[spacemarine2023]

https://x.com/cold_peace_/status/1741129385178964156?s=46

 

[Master Chief]

India made 155 mm artillery rounds of 2023 batch being used by Ukraine..

 

[Tshering22]

India made 155 mm artillery rounds of 2023 batch being used by Ukraine..

That's not good. Who exactly did we sell these arty rounds to that they ended up there? Hope it has not gone from Armenia. That would be ridiculous.

 

[spacemarine2023]

That's not good. Who exactly did we sell these arty rounds to that they ended up there? Hope it has not gone from Armenia. That would be ridiculous.

as long as we didn’t sell directly its fine, Euros and US are buying indirectly from many countries to foot the shortfall of rounds.

 

[hurrians]

https://www.npr.org/2023/12/30/1222268415/google-settles-5-billion-privacy-lawsuit

 

[Tshering22]

https://www.npr.org/2023/12/30/1222268415/google-settles-5-billion-privacy-lawsuit

There is no difference between the CCP and the Pentagon. They both are deep states that run to control. CCP does not care to hide their power but the Pentagon pretends to be a democracy whereas it is just corporate-military dictatorship pretending to be a “democracy”.

 

[Jimih]

That's not good. Who exactly did we sell these arty rounds to that they ended up there? Hope it has not gone from Armenia. That would be ridiculous.

 

[hurrians]

Under Modi, India’s Democracy Is on Its Last Legs

One of the 15 key elections to watch in 2024’s historic global vote.

foreignpolicy.com

Mudiji shud Regine.

If possible koi is Gori memsaab to samjayea most DFItes don't consider moodyji kattar enough.

Probably she is a see eye aye plant for democrazy.

Zara Trump mahoday ko phir se Ane dijiye phir hum be aise lekh likhenge.

 

[Jimih]

Under Modi, India’s Democracy Is on Its Last Legs

One of the 15 key elections to watch in 2024’s historic global vote.

foreignpolicy.com

Mudiji shud Regine.

If possible koi is Gori memsaab to samjayea most DFItes don't consider moodyji kattar enough.

Probably she is a see eye aye plant for democrazy.

Zara Trump mahoday ko phir se Ane dijiye phir hum be aise lekh likhenge.

Current editor of Foreign Policy magazine is a Brown Coolie.

 

[hurrians]

Thanks for the info, actually had thought of mentioning the fact that lelis,closet commies (ur usage, a good one) and jhola chaap urban naxals will be rejoicing at this article.