India has a moral commitment on Tibet – I Ram Madhav The govt has to be firm with China Not Freeze; But Actively Discuss Border In 1980 when Deng Xiaoping suggested sector-wise approach to resolving the border conflict between India and China it was presumed that he was only resuming Zhou’s line. However when […]
Ram Madhav
My Interview published in The Economic Times on 14-07-2013
http://sp.m.economictimes.com/articleshow/21077738.cms Modi’s popularity is a well-known secret: Ram Madhav, RSS 15 Jul, 2013, 0514 hrs IST, Amita Shah, ET Bureau Contrary to perception in sections of the media and the public, the RSS doesn’t permit its office-bearers to get directly involved in electioneering. In an interview with ET, Ram Madhav, leader of RSS, talks about the organizational […]
My Interview on rss.org
India should register its views forcefully and forthrightly with China says Shri Ram Madhavji (Excerpts from an interview with Shri Ram Madhav) Q : What, according to you, are the issues should India raise with China during the visit of Chinese premiere to India? See, there is an English saying that you can not choose […]
My Interview for Newslaundry
http://www.newslaundry.com/2013/02/i-agree-with-ram-madhav/
Chinese Aggression – India’s Response
The Chinese had come in, pitched their tents for almost three weeks well inside the Indian territory – initially it was said that they had come in some 10 KMs inside and later announced that it was 19 KMs – and after three futile flag meetings they themselves have withdrawn, as per the latest media […]
RAASHTRAM – SPIRITUAL-ETHICAL CONCEPT OF NATIONHOOD
RAASHTRAM – SPIRITUAL-ETHICAL CONCEPT OF NATIONHOOD Paper Presented at 2nd ASSE International Conference on Nation, Nationality, Nationhood: What is in the Name? On 2–3 May 2013 at Tirana, Albania ABSTRACT Nation, nationalism and nationhood are relatively new concepts as far as the West is concerned. It was in the 18th and […]
The Government of India Must Renegotiate Pending Issues in the Indira – Mujib Accord before ratifying it
The Government of India Must Renegotiate Pending Issues in the Indira – Mujib Accord before ratifying it In 1974, India and Bangladesh entered into an agreement on borders. Popularly known as Indira – Mujib Pact – the two signatories of the pact were the Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and the Bangladesh Prime Minister […]
Centre Right Interview
http://centreright.in/2013/04/punctuations-episode-4-ram-madhav-varanasi/#.UXNS0r-fTlI
BODU BALA SENA – A NEW BUDDHIST MOVEMENT IN SRI LANKA
BODU BALA SENA – A NEW BUDDHIST MOVEMENT IN SRI LANKA Bodu Bala Sena (BBS) – a Buddhist organisation many wish to call as Right or Ultra Right – is a new phenomenon in Sri Lanka. One may prefer to brand them in any manner one would like to. But the fact remains that this […]
Tackling Terrorism: Soft State or Absent State?
(Article written in 2009) Have you seen the visuals of the aftermath of the Mumbai blasts? One feels ashamed at the sight of people – dead and injured – being carried on simple blankets and gunny sheets by ordinary citizens in a most rudimentary manner. Contrast it with similar visuals elsewhere in the world when […]