Jaibans Singh The 21st century epic has concluded with the proverbial victory of good over evil, after a long, debilitating battle stretched over more than one decade. Osama bin Laden lies vanquished in a blood feud that has caused incalculable death and destruction and has reduced humanity of the lowest possible ebb. In fact, even in his death bin Laden has achieved his most … [Read more...] about Al Queda in India : repercussions of bin Laden’s death
National security
Address the larger issues exposed by Wikileaks
By Jaibans Singh Wikileaks has created a storm in the Indian parliament. A cable sent by the US embassy in India to its political masters regarding “cash for votes” during the no trust motion against the UPA government in 2008 has triggered the opposition towards a unified demand for the resignation of the Prime Minister on grounds of corruption. A day or so earlier, the … [Read more...] about Address the larger issues exposed by Wikileaks
The emerging challenges call for a strong response from India
By Jaibans Singh While all eyes are focused on the Afro-Asian region, in the aftermath of the Tunisian and Egyptian upheaval followed by volatile situation now unfolding in Libya, the fact that Pakistan is fast hurtling into a crevice of Islamic fundamentalism is passing off largely unnoticed. The blatant day light assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti, the Minister of Minorities of … [Read more...] about The emerging challenges call for a strong response from India
PM’s thumbs up to the internal security scenario
By Jaibans Singh There Indian government seems to be in the midst a paradigm shift in its internal security assessment and posture. This is quite visible from the tone and tenor of the considerable number of statements emanating from the corridors of power in New Delhi, especially with regard to Jammu and Kashmir and the Naxal hit areas. The most significant amongst these is … [Read more...] about PM’s thumbs up to the internal security scenario
Lesson from Egypt : Let us count our blessings
By Jaibans Singh Hosni Mubarak, the authoritarian dictator of Egypt has fled from the capital city of Cairo after handing over power to Vice President Omar Sulieman and the Supreme Council of the Egyptian Armed Forces. His three decade long autocratic rule has come to an abrupt end due to overwhelming public resentment that poured out into the streets of Cairo especially the, … [Read more...] about Lesson from Egypt : Let us count our blessings