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Kargil Catastrophe: India and Pakistan Almost Kicked Off a Nuclear War The Kargil War marked a frightening new chapter in the international system as for the first time states with nuclear weapons faced off on a (fortunately limited) battlefield. Here's What You Need to Remember: Washington had condemned and sanctioned both India and Pakistan’s recent nuclear tests, and its policy was then in a state of flux. For years, there was a conceit that no two states with nuclear weapons have ever directly fought each other. That conceit has at times been thin. For example, during the Korean War, ...

The Committee on External Affairs also noted the fact that by neither publicly accepting not acting against terrorism emanating from its soil, Pakistan has displayed its unwillingness to create conducive environment for improving bilateral ties.

It was during a classroom session that a student asked me “Sir, is Joy Bangla a seditious slogan?” This was not the first time that I had to face this question. I have been riddled...

Thankfully a full-scale nuclear war did not erupt. But Pakistan's decision to pick a fight was not well-advised.  

US threat of sanctions still looms over India for the proposed purchase of Russia-made S-400 anti-aircraft missile system NEW DELHI: Russia and India remain committed to the agreement for procurement of S-400 anti-aircraft missile system by the latter and will adhere to the timeline for its delivery, Russia said on Wednesday even as the US threat of sanctions still looms over India for the proposed purchase. The US has so far refused to rule out a waiver for India from the CAATSA (Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act) sanctions leading to speculation that India could dela...