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    Dhurandhar doctrine of national security

    India's Arunachal Pradesh minister Balo Raja has suggested the use of cinema to enhance national security awareness. His recommendation follows discussions regarding ongoing tensions with Chinese troops along the border. Raja referenced the success of Aditya Dhar's films in promoting India's intelligence capabilities and resilience. Historical examples from past films, particularly Mr India, highlight cinematic impact on national perception.

    Yes Minister, but of what kind?

    T V Somanathan has created a taxonomy of bureaucrats that includes various classifications for secretaries. While acknowledging the humorous potential in this classification, he suggests that ministers also deserve similar categorisation. Examples of minister classifications include those who inaugurate frequently or blame past governments for current issues. This 'admin zoology' approach could lead to a fresh perspective on governance.

    India can launch surgical strikes on Pakistan, but can't hold talks: Mani Shankar Aiyar

    Mani Shankar Aiyar criticised the BJP-led government for avoiding dialogue with Pakistan despite military actions taken. He proposed holding discussions at the Attari-Wagah border to facilitate continuous communication between both nations. Aiyar emphasised the importance of addressing unresolved issues through dialogue rather than arguing about the past. He highlighted the need for political unity among non-Hindutva factions to influence Delhi's policies.

    BJP says Congress has become 'Muslim League Maoist Congress'

    BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi attacked the Congress party on Monday. He claimed Hamid Ansari's remarks exposed the opposition's ideological leanings. Ansari cited Nehru's view that Hindu nationalism posed a greater threat. Trivedi alleged the Congress has become a 'Muslim League Maoist Congress'. He stated Rahul Gandhi's discourse traces roots to Nehruvian ideology.

    Mani Shankar Aiyar says he is a "Gandhian, a Nehruvian and a Rajivian" but not a "Rahulian"

    Congress veteran Mani Shankar Aiyar has again made headlines by identifying proudly as Gandhian, Nehruvian, and Rajivian, but not a 'Rahulian' due to his age and lack of connections to the Rahul Gandhi.

    Modi government must be less Nehruvian

    The article cautions the Modi government against repeating Nehru's mistakes, particularly regarding PSUs and neglecting crucial sectors like education and light industry. It argues that India's non-alignment strategy needs recalibration, suggesting closer ties with Europe, Japan, and other Asian economies. Economic prosperity through free markets and limited government intervention is crucial for India's global influence.

    The Economic Times
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