Neither the fantastic feat of landing man on the moon nor President Nixon’s current tour and his promises of support to the US allies in Asia can cover up the projected cuts in US military establishment in South-East Asia. The plain fact is that an era is drawing to a … Read More
If the recent turmoil in the Congress Party and its outcome prove anything, it is that in spite of the dismal performance of the public sector nationalisation remains popular with large articulate sections of the community. That is why Mrs Indira Gandhi has been able to push through the nationalisation … Read More
It is fortuitous that the confrontation between the Prime Minister and the party managers has taken place on the question of the selection of the Congress nominee for presidentship. The conflict between them had been building up for a long time and one issue could have been as good as … Read More
Mr Brezhnev’s reference to the need for a system of collective security in Asia in his address to the recent world communist conference in Moscow naturally led to the surmise that the Soviet Union was interested in promoting and participating in an Asian alliance. The Soviet authorities are now … Read More
It is fortuitous that President Nixon will be visiting New Delhi within a couple of weeks of Mr Dinesh Singh’s trip to Washington. Will these two visits help to clear the way for Indo-US understanding and co-operation in the post-Viet Nam era in South and South-East Asia? The situation is … Read More
