By Dr Manish Pandit We will have to wait and see what Kamala Harris does if she were indeed to get elected to the White House. However a few things are clear: 1. She isn’t a Hindu and definitely not a Brahmin… and she herself has never publicly accepted that she is a Hindu. In fact she is a Baptist and the dirt surfacing on … Continue reading The US Election November 2020- part 1

Introduction: It is envisaged that in the next 20 years, crippling water shortages will hit many parts of India. In combination with the rising rate of climate change causing the sea water to come in, into low lying areas of Bangladesh resulting in turn into the huge influx of refugees into India, perhaps it is time for a rethink on key issues related both to … Continue reading Water shortages and it’s relation to National Security: part 1

The film Bharat ek Chetna has been produced and directed by Dr Manish Pandit. The film discusses the regressive influence of Communists who have dominated Indian academia for the last 7 decades. The film begins with the 2016 protests at the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Delhi which was unfortunately in support of jihadis who had tried to destroy India’s political establishment in a terrorist attack … Continue reading The Naxal problem: Bharat Ek Chetna

Introduction: What are the factors needed for National Security? Let’s go to the end point of contact with the public first. ie. the police force. A confident police force with a high morale is essential to the security of the nation. One can argue that a competent police force which acts prior to the commission of a crime, or if that is not possible, then … Continue reading The Essential Tenets of National Security

by Dr Manish Pandit (3:38 min short film) by Saraswati films based on SATP theatres of conflict data outside J&K, NE and Punjab. This is is now August of 2019. The nation appears secure, Indians go about their daily business and enjoy their lives. The last 5 years have largely seen an ocean of peace within most civilian areas of India. Barring a few attacks in … Continue reading National Security in the UPA era 2004-2013 vs BJP era 2014 onwards

As you can see below, prominent writers echo what I said at least 2 years ago about the Kashmir issue. As you can see from my blog, the US State Department’s position on Kashmir has shifted since 2011, and has been articulated in the UN in Aug 2016. Pakistan has failed to internationalise the issue. You can read that article of mine at the end … Continue reading Diplomatic Win for India at the USNC

by Dr. Manish Pandit This is August 2019: Article 370 has now been abrogated and the Kashmir has been bifurcated into two Union Territories. Many people were taken by surprise. Could this entire thing have been predicted? I wrote a few points on the Kashmir issue in 2016 and 2018. Perception of the USA vis a vis Kashmir: The entire shift in the tide of … Continue reading Seismic US Shift on Kashmir