The greatest challenge for Modi 3.0 is not creating jobs, getting investments, aiming for a $5-10 trillion economy. It is to protect, defend and insulate India from the storms raging in the region and the world. If he manages to do that, the economy will thrive. But if we are dragged in (and there will be efforts and pressure to drag us in) or if we disturb our own equilibrium then we neither get an economy nor stability.

We need wisdom and need to pipe down to build our strength rather than stupidly and prematurely declare that we are a global power. Meanwhile brace yourselves for a roller coaster ride next few years. Choose your enemies carefully and choose your friends even more carefully. Remember enemies don’t stab you in the back, ‘friends’ do

The regime change in Bangladesh brings new challenges for India. Under Modi's leadership, India has shown resilience in facing regional and global turbulence. Protecting national security and stability remains crucial, alongside economic growth.

Modi's strategic approach has strengthened international alliances while navigating complex relationships. We must fortify our internal strength and avoid premature global power declarations.

As we face upcoming challenges, unity and pragmatism are essential. By wisely choosing allies and addressing threats strategically, India can protect its stability and thrive economically. Adaptation and innovation will ensure a prosperous future for our nation.

Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman has now confirmed that Sheikh Hasina resigned as PM in Bangladesh.

BSF issues high alert along the India-Bangladesh border

Rahul Gandhi will go fishing in this troubled water as he will see it as silver lining for Regime change in Bharat.

I thanks Mahadev that we got only 240 seats otherwise it would be disaster in India
Dr GP