9 years of Modi govt. | The successes and failures of India’s foreign policy | The Hindu

In this episode of Worldview, as the Modi government marks 9 years in office, we will look at the government’s most salient successes and failures.

Script and Presentation: Suhasini Haidar
Production: Gayatri Menon and Reenu Cyriac

#foreignpolicy #modigovernment #policies

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[fabulousindian]

1. Softening of oil prices, Really ??
2. LAC villages, Where is the agression from our side ??
3. Chabahar port, Is it completed, What about chabahar Railway ??
4. What are the development projects for Tamilan SL..??
5. Speak About Vijay mallya, Nirav Modi, Dawood, Etc, What went wrong in abroad ??

[jaydeepgadhavi]

Very nice analysis. I think one of the challenges that Indian foreign policy faces is our relationships in the neighborhood are growing partisan. Except Srilanka there isn't cross partisan consensus about a nation's relationship with the India.

[mohan]

After covering the Indian railways with "Bharat ka Kavach", now the Indian economy is put in "Auto Pilot Mode"

[nithin]

Nothing is permanent in international relations... We should make use of all opportunities we get and government of India doing it right... The Hindu should understand we don't want to "please" anyone. We should work for our interests, .. Hindu supports Naxals based on the fact that they are fighting for their "cause" and now questions Indian foreign policy based on "principles".. Hipocracy ki sima hothi hi

[goldenshamrock]

Behind every successful Butcher there is a Blacksmith.

[SanjayKumar-fcqg]

Excellent content, balanced analysis, wonderfully professional presentation. She is a natural communicator.

[jaydeepgadhavi]

Can you please make a video comparing hits & misses of Indian foreign policy on the east west axis. India's relationship with the western world including the gulf seems to have seen an upstick but where does India's Act East policy stands ?

[muditjain]

Understand Modi’s mind and you will understand India’s foreign policy

[manishrai]

Why do we need to be a part of any pole ? Neither US nor Russia.

[YoSmoked]

literally makes my life 50 times better 😍😍

[gauravprakash]

Thankyou very much for such a wonderful commentary.

[balakram]

Pm. Modi. Tanasahi. And. Militant. Politician's

[aryank]

Wonderful analysis. Can you please suggest some good books on U.S. foreign policy ? Thank you.

[akashtiwari]

Reading recommendations 📚 from 17:50 onwards ✨️

[owaisamin]

India has to a larger extent good command on it's foreign policy but that much is also lacking in the domestic affairs which is putting a black paint on it's foreign policy too 😐

[mg.f.]

“Look they (China) are a bigger economy. What am I going to do? As a smaller economy, am I going to pick up a fight with bigger economy? It is not a question of being a reactionary; it is a question of common sense.”

[anushkasingh]

Why india demands UNSC seat even though it will never be using it because our foreign policy is such that india will always abstain from voting against any side so it makes no sense and more than that west is ready only china is blocking. But the real problem lies in India's internal matters governance is totally moulded into party agenda, intolerance is at highest level in India of today

[rajumarella]

Sure some work has been done but to say that, he and his diplomatic work has been unprecedented is a bit over stating ! India has always been a leading voice of disarmament, the Non aligned movement, CHOGM, SAARC, etc have been done long before . India has been on lead always on peace keeping missions . If you take a stroll in Washington you will see it in the war memorials there . India undertook evacuations before too on massive scale . We always helped our neighbours like srilanka . On China I think the jury is still out .

[lizziepatel]

Russia is supplying oil to Pakistan. This is big failure in foreign relation.

[muditjain]

The record yoy trade deficits show it is failing