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Saving an Independent Nation from Foreign Influence - India for Self reliance, India for the World

There is an old adage in geopolitics — a nation that cannot feed, clothe, defend, and digitally connect itself does not truly own its future, regardless of how loudly it celebrates its sovereignty on Independence Day. India, with 1.4 billion citizens and a civilisation that once produced a quarter of the world's GDP, has spent the better part of seven decades after Independence in a strange in-between place — too proud to be a vassal, too dependent to be a leader. Today, that is changing. Slowly, unevenly, but unmistakably, India is rediscovering an ancient truth: that real self-reliance is not isolation, but the strength to engage the world from a position of internal competence. Atmanirbhar Bharat — a self-reliant India — is not a retreat from globalisation . It is the foundation upon which a meaningful globalisation must rest.   Why Self-Reliance Matters More for India Than for Anyone Else   A small country can afford to depend on others. A nation of 1.4 billion people ...
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Returning to the Source Before I Leave – Thank You, America

Let me clear some air through a post. I lost my  job, yet  again this week.  After much building up and  reaching to  this point, this is a huge  set back  for me.  Is this  expected.  Yes. Is this  right   outcome.  Yes. But do I like the result.  Obviously  No.  The  manner in which  I was ousted was also questionable for me. After releasing me, the higher-ups from my company gave me a single option  -  To travel back  to my base location.   I will be travelling back to  home  country on  14 th  of this month in  few  days.  Here came the part I was worried for some time. After much attachment to  US , can I leave it all and travel back at any time I lose this  job.  I had no other  option , and I just  need  to follow the  direction . This is because of  couple  of reasons 1. My company will ...
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