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Wednesday, 19 July

23:55

India-Russia train deal back on track after dispute resolution "IndyWatch Feed World"

Moscow and New Delhi have resolved a dispute over a joint venture worth an estimated $6 billion to build and maintain 120 trains for India's ambitious Vande Bharat Express rail service, it was reported on Wednesday. The joint venture to construct semi-high-speed trains involves the government-owned, publicly traded Indian company Rail Vikas Nigam Limited (RVNL) and Metrowagonmash - part of Transmashholding, Russia's largest rail manufacturer. The project is back on track after contractual issues were ironed out, Indian media have reported. The venture was formed last year to bid for the Vande Bharat tender, with Metrowagonmash receiving a 70% stake while RVNL and a smaller Russian partner, Locomotive Electronic Systems (LES), would gain shares of 25% and 5% respectively. The bid won the tender after offering the lowest price of 1.2 billion rupees ($14.61 million) per train, seeing off rivals such as Germany's Siemens, France's Alstom Transport, and Swiss Stadler Rail.

23:11

All-Consuming "IndyWatch Feed World"

The power of the very rich prevents us from addressing our two greatest existential threats.

By George Monbiot, published in the Guardian 15th July 2023

According to Googles news search, the media has run more than 10,000 stories this year about Phillip Schofield, the British television presenter who resigned over an affair with a younger colleague. Google also records a global total of five news stories about a scientific paper published last week, showing that the chances of simultaneous crop losses in the worlds major growing regions, caused by climate breakdown, appear to have been dangerously underestimated. In mediaworld, a place that should never be confused with the real world, celebrity gossip is thousands of times more important than existential risk.

The new paper explores the impacts on crop production when meanders in the jet stream (Rossby waves) become stuck. Stuck patterns cause extreme weather. To put it crudely, if you live in the northern hemisphere and a kink in the jet stream (the band of strong winds a few miles above the Earths surface at mid-latitudes) is stuck to the south of you, your weather is likely to be cold and wet. If its stuck to the north of you, youre likely to suffer escalating heat and drought.

In both cases, the stuck weather, exacerbated by global heating, affects crops. With certain meander patterns, several of the northern hemispheres major growing regions such as western North America, Europe, India and east Asia could be exposed to extreme weather at the same time, hammering their harvests. We rely for our subsistence on global smoothing: if theres a bad harvest in one region, its likely to be counteracted by good harvests elsewhere. Even small crop losses occurring simultaneously present what the paper calls systemic risk.

Already, regional climate shocks have helped cause a disastrous reversal in the trend of global chronic hunger. For many years, the number of hungry people fell. But in 2015 the trend turned and has been curving upwards since. This is not because of a lack of food. The most likely explanation is that the global food system has lost its resilience. When complex systems lose resilience, instead of damping the shocks that hit them, they tend to amplify them. The shocks amplified across the system so far have landed most heavily on poor nations that depend on imports, causing local price spikes even when global food prices were low.

If this happens when harvests are affected in just one country or one...

21:04

Two people killed, 3 critically injured by bear in Odisha, India "IndyWatch Feed World"

A Forest official was reportedly killed and three others injured in bear attack in Odisha's Nuapada district on Tuesday. As per reports, 4 Forest officials had gone for patrolling in Bijakhaman forest under Komna range in the district in search of a bear which had killed a villager on Sunday. During patrolling, the bear first attacked Forester Gopal Mahanand and watcher Santosh Kumar Tundi. When two other staff, forest guard Sasadhar Sani and Sagar Thela, went to their rescue, they also faced the bear's wrath. All the four personnel sustained critical injuries in the attack.

20:57

Mysterious labyrinth found hidden under a church in Mexico "IndyWatch Feed World"

Archaeologists working at the Mitla site in southern Mexico have come across a discovery worthy of an Indiana Jones movie: a labyrinth of chambers and passageways hidden below a church, representing an 'entrance' to the underworld. When the buildings were put up by the ancient Zapotecs more than 1,000 years ago, they would've been used as a religious temple and known as the Lyobaa - the 'place of rest'. Several tombs appear to be part of the underground network, which sits some 5-8 meters (16-26 feet) below the surface. To find the underground structures, researchers used three scanning methods to reveal what was hidden from view: ground-penetrating radar (measuring electromagnetic wave reflections), electrical resistivity tomography (measuring the progress of electric currents), and seismic noise tomography (measuring the progress of seismic waves).

20:07

Russia Confirms BRICS Will Create A Gold-Backed Currency "IndyWatch Feed War"

The news regarding the BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) implementing their plan to create a new international currency has gained momentum. The currency will be backed by gold, as announced on July 7, 2023. In a recent meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, the foreign ministers of the BRICS countries, along with Continue reading Russia Confirms BRICS Will Create A Gold-Backed Currency

14:59

On some aspects of the latest SCO summit "IndyWatch Feed Asia"

On July 4, the 22nd summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) since its founding in 2001 took place in New Delhi via video conference. Following is a list of the participating countries in the order that their heads of state signed the final Declaration, which was adopted at the start of the event: India, []

On some aspects of the latest SCO summit New Eastern Outlook.

11:45

Whats in the placebo? "IndyWatch Feed War"

We tried to find out what was in the placebo pill of one of the most controversial statin trials ever conducted

BY MARYANNE DEMASI, PHD AND TOM JEFFERSON | JULY 17, 2023

A recent conversation between popular podcaster Joe Rogan and presidential candidate, Robert F Kennedy Jr ignited an international discussion about placebos in clinical trials. Here, we document the difficulty in determining the details (formulation and testing) of the placebo used in a controversial cholesterol-lowering trial of Crestor (rosuvastatin) adapted from our earlier publication in JAMA Internal Medicine.

The basis for a placebo controlled trial is to reliably assess the safety and efficacy of a therapeutic drug or vaccine against a placebo they can be active or inactive placebos.

An active placebo can be used to mimic the side effects of the intervention, with no therapeutic effects on the condition being treated.  For example, atropine may be used as a placebo in antidepressant trials to mimic the symptoms of dry mouth often experienced after using antidepressants, with no therapeutic effect on depression. The aim is to mitigate the risk of unblinding trial participants.

More commonly, placebos are intended to be inactive or inert. Inactive placebos should match the sensory and visual aspects of the experimental drug to maintain blinding throughout the trial. In other words, a placebo needs to be equal in shape, size, colour, texture, weight, taste, and smell.

Drug companies keep details a secret

Drug companies will often manufacture their own placebo for use in clinical trials. The technical data and analytical methods used for the placebo are detailed in the certificate of analysis (CoA), which is part of the dossier submitted to the relevant drug regulator as part of a licensing application.

Drug regulators are expected to analyse the CoA to ensure the placebo and the experimental drug are appropriately matched, to eliminate an unknown variable. However, the details relating to the contents of a placebo are often unknown to independent researchers and remains proprietary information of the drug manufacturers.  For example, the in trials of Gardasil (HPV vaccine), the manufacturer often used a placebo containing amorphous aluminium hydroxyphosphate sulfate (AAHS) an adjuvant to enhance immune response and has kept the formulation a proprietary secret.

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10:24

IPAN welcomes India's withdrawal from forthcoming Talisman Sabre war exercises in Shoalwater Bay, Queensland "IndyWatch Feed World"

IPAN LogoIn a media release on 17 July 2023, Annette Brownlie of the welcomed the decision by India not to particpate in the 'Talisman Sabre military exercises which were scheduled to be held from 22 July in Queensland's Shoalwater Bay. Other participants are New Zealand, Australia and the United States.

Indias withdrawal from the Talisman Sabre war exercises welcomed

Indias withdrawal from the Talisman Sabre war exercises is a very welcome announcement, according to Ms Annette Brownlie, spokesperson for the Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN).

United States and Australian government hopes for India joining the Quad and making it a military alliance have been dashed by Indias withdrawal from the Talisman Sabre war games, said Ms Brownlie.

Cancellation of this practice for a war against China would be in the best interest for peace in our region, she said.

The Talisman Sabre exercises are set to commence in Queensland, Northern Territory and other states on 22nd July. 30,000 troops primarily from the US and Australia with smaller number from other countries will participate in the largest-ever joint war exercises to develop the coordination between forces under US command in preparation for war. Every indication is that the preparation is for a war against China.

IPAN believes it is highly significant that India has recognized the purpose of this war exercise and decided to pull out of it, said Ms Brownlie.

IPAN supports the call by the Pacific Peace Network for cancellation of this war exercise which does nothing to promote peace in our region. To the contrary, it heightens tensions and raised the risk of an error or mishap that could trigger a break-out of hostilities in our region.

US Army: Exercise Talisman Saber Amphibious Assault

Below is a Youtube Video which promotes the forthcoming 22 July practise invasion of China by the armed forces of Australia, the United States and New Zealand:

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05:07

Interest in Zuckerberg's Twitter rival collapses "IndyWatch Feed World"

Threads reached 100 million sign-ups within just five days of launch, with Mark Zuckerberg celebrating every step of the way, but the actual usage of Meta's Twitter clone appears to have fallen off the proverbial cliff, data analysis has shown. Zuckerberg chose to launch Threads as an Instagram spinoff, prompting the photo platform's user base to register for the text app when it launched on July 6. The cross-promotion helped the new platform reach ten million users in just seven hours, with Zuckerberg excitedly live-posting the growth. Within a week, Threads made it to 150 million downloads globally, with India accounting for 33% of the new users and Brazil another 22%, according to Data.ai. Americans made up just 16% of downloads, with Mexico (8%) and Japan (5%) following suit. In the same time frame, however, Threads saw its daily active users (DAU) collapse by 40% and the average daily time per user dropping fourfold, according to data from SensorTower. Only 16% of users came...

04:50

Most of the world is tired of war PM Orbn touts Hungary and Latin Americas pro-peace stance at EU-CELAC summit "IndyWatch Feed War"

Hungary has found allies outside of Europe for its pro-peace position

BY JOHN CODY REMIX NEWS JULY 18, 2023

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbn took to Facebook on Tuesday to proclaim that Hungary and Latin America both have a pro-peace stance regarding the conflict between Ukraine and Russia and want the war to end as soon as possible.

Most of the world is tired of war. Today, we argued for an immediate ceasefire and peace, and this time the leaders of Latin America joined us! wrote Orbn on Facebook following the meeting of the leaders of the European Union and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (EU-CELAC) summit in Brussels.

Although Orbns pro-peace stance is a minority position in Europe, he has found broad support from nations with a similar outlook toward the war elsewhere in the world, including India, China, and countries in Latin America. China, for example, has put forward a peace plan that Hungary has backed.

Within Latin America, there are a number of nations directly aligned with Russia, including Venezuela and Cuba, but more broadly speaking, there are many more nations skeptical of the Western war effort in Ukraine that have called for an immediate ceasefire. Countries like Brazil and Mexico have also refused to back sanctions against Russia, arguing it is not in their economic interest. Full article

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Tuesday, 18 July

23:01

Diasporic Dividend: Indias Secret Weapon in the Global REE Chessboard "IndyWatch Feed War"

In the global chessboard of geopolitics, rare earth elements (REEs) are the new power pieces. Their strategic importance continues to escalate, especially for nations like India with a burgeoning technology sector. This is underscored by the Indian governments recent unveiling of a list of 30 critical minerals integral to national security and active efforts to establish a domestic semiconductor manufacturing plant. Essential to hi-tech and renewable energy industries, REEs dominance by Chinawhich controls over 80-90% of the global marketposes a significant challenge, leaving nations like India in an uncomfortable position of dependence on their eastern neighbor.

Africa the sleeping giant of REE reserves remains largely underexplored. Its rich REE deposits in countries like Burundi and Tanzania wait in the wings due to lack of technology and investment. However, the narrative is rapidly changing with China weaving its intricate web of influence in Africas REE sector. Yet Chinas largesse comes with a price. Its notorious debt-trap diplomacy ensnares economically vulnerable nations into an unending cycle of debt, exemplified by Zambia, Djibouti, and Angola.

In stark contrast to China, India has always aimed to pursue a non-extractive and sustainable approach in all its engagements. Indias External Affairs Minister, S. Jaishankar, recently reaffirmed Indias non-expansionist and inclusive approach towards Africa. Thus, India, not China, at least over the longer term, clearly emerges as the preferred partner for Africa, setting the stage for a strategic repositioning of Indias influence in the continent.

 

The Winning Factor

An underappreciated facet of Indias connection with Africa is the vibrant Indian diaspora, which numbers over 3 million. Integrated into Africas socioeconomic fabric, the Indian diaspora has proven its mettle in the trade, manufacturing, and services sectors. This network, with its deep-rooted ties and understanding of local contexts, could be the catalyst for Indias enhanced engagement with the African REE sector.

History, as it often does, offers lessons on how diasporas can contribute to their home countries economic prosperity and strategic security. The Chinese diaspora, for instance, has been a driving force behind approximately 70% of Chinas direct investment in Southeast Asia. Likewise, the Jewish diaspora annually remits approximately $3.8 billion to Israel. Its evident that diasporas can significantly contribute to their home economies and strategic security, and Indias diaspora in Africa is no exception. The task for India, then, is to draw upon this playbook...

22:13

De-dollarization: India, Indonesia to use national currencies in bilateral "IndyWatch Feed World"

India and Indonesia have agreed to use their local currencies in bilateral trade amid a spreading trend of de-dollarization in countries across the globe weary of the negative impact of the greenback's fluctuations. According to a senior Indian government official cited by US financial media on Monday, Delhi and Jakarta plan to settle bilateral transactions in local currencies. The two heavily-populated countries also plan to link up their fast payment systems. The agreements take place as India signed a similar pact with the United Arab Emirates over the weekend, which will see more trade done in the national currencies of the two countries, rupees and dirhams.

19:19

How To Quit Porn With Tantra 2023 Guide "IndyWatch Feed World"

In our modern world, the widespread availability of explicit content has led to concerns about its impact on individuals and relationships. Many people find themselves trapped in the addictive cycle of pornography, which can negatively affect their mental, emotional, and even physical well-being. However, one approach that has gained recognition for its potential to support individuals in breaking free from this addiction is the practice of Tantra. In this article, we will explore how Tantra, specifically in the form of tantric massage in London, can provide a pathway towards quitting porn and cultivating a healthier, more authentic approach to intimacy and connection.

Understanding Porn Addiction

Pornography addiction is a complex issue that affects individuals from all walks of life. It can lead to various negative consequences, such as distorted perceptions of sex, unrealistic expectations, decreased self-esteem, and relationship conflicts. Overcoming this addiction requires a multi-faceted approach that addresses the underlying emotional, psychological, and physiological aspects.

The Power of Tantra

Source: yogainternational.com

Tantra is an ancient spiritual practice that originated in India and has been practiced for thousands of years. It encompasses various techniques and rituals aimed at cultivating mindfulness, presence, and a deep connection with oneself and others. Tantra views sexuality as a sacred and transformative energy that can be harnessed for personal growth and spiritual awakening. It offers a holistic approach to intimacy and relationships, emphasizing the importance of consent, communication, and mutual respect.

Tantric Massage as a Healing Modality

One powerful aspect of Tantra is the practice of tantric massage. Tantric massage is a form of bodywork that combines elements of tradition...

16:59

How Nehru banished Hindu heritage from education "IndyWatch Feed Asia"

How Nehru banished Hindu heritage from education first shown on Taazakhabar News

How Nehru banished Hindu heritage from education

There is a common belief that Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India, in the guise of promoting secularism and scientific temper, banished Hindu culture and heritage from the Indian education system.

To prove the point I would like to suggest a simple experiment. Please wait outside any college and ask the students whether they know who Aryabhatt, Varahmihir, Kanad, Nagarjun, Aapastamb, Baudhayan, Bhaskaracharya, Brahmgupt and Katyayan et al were and what they had done; what is the Bakhshali Manuscript known for; who invented the decimal-place value numeral notation; what is Lilawati; what is so special about the Brihadeeshwar Temple at Tanjore, the Kailasnath Temple at Ellora, the Amriteshwar Temple in Karnataka, or the Sucheendram Aanjaneyar Temple at Kanyakumari;  what are the different types of surgeries mentioned by Sushruta; what is Wootz steel and what was so special about it; why is it that the Iron Pillar of Delhi standing next to the Qutub Minar has not rusted even after exposure of about 1,600 years to the elements; and where the formula of a toxic gas that could be used in warfare has been mentioned in ancient texts; to name a few.

Who kept Indians in the dark about Hindu heritage?

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01:00

Why Are There No Slums in China? "IndyWatch Feed War"

With over 20 million inhabitants each, Shanghai and Beijing are among the hypercities of the Global South, including Delhi, So Paulo, Dhaka, Cairo, and Mexico City, far surpassing the megacities of the Global North like London, Paris, or New York.1 Walking the streets in Chinas cities, you will however, quickly notice one marked difference the absence of large slums or pervasive homelessness that is so common to most of the rest of the world.

Slums were not uncommon in Chinese cities a few decades ago, from the precarious working class districts of 1930s Shanghai to the shanty towns of British-occupied Hong Kong in the 1950s onwards. How did China manage to develop in a way that decreased mass housing precarity?  What are the structural reasons behind it?

This issue of Dongsheng Explains looks into how the Chinese government deals with homelessness, how this issue relates to socialist construction, and how China confronts the challenges posed by rapid economic development, urbanization, and the migration of recent decades.

Why did mass urbanization not create large slums in China?

When reform and opening up began in the late 1970s, 83 percent of Chinas population lived in the countryside. By 2021, the proportion of the rural population had fallen to 36 percent. During this period of mass urbanization, over 600 million people migrated from rural areas to cities.

Today, there are 296 million internal migrant workers (, nngmn gng), comprising over 70 percent of the countrys total workforce.2 Migrant workers became the economic engine of Chinas rapid growth, which created the worlds largest middle class of 400 million people.

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Monday, 17 July

23:30

Does India Need an Anti-Chinese Alliance with the U.S. "IndyWatch Feed Asia"

One of the main current trends in U.S. foreign policy is to force its partners, including India, by hook or by crook, to join the U.S. initiative to form a unified coalition to contain Chinas growing power. But does New Delhi need to sign on to such alliances? Not long ago, Indian Prime Minister Narendra []

Does India Need an Anti-Chinese Alliance with the U.S. New Eastern Outlook.

23:09

Hindutva Goes to Washington: Narendra Modis US Visit "IndyWatch Feed Nthamerica"

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22:15

Episode 31: Great Balls of Power "IndyWatch Feed World"

Back in 2019, Uri Friedman wrote that we find ourselvesas you will have heard in the corridors of power and conference rooms of think tanks, and read in the governments strategy documents and the medias coverage of international relationsin an era of great-power competition. As Friedman noted, great-power competition has even achieved hallowed acronym statusGPC

Its been nearly eight years since the term took off, and international-relations theorists are only just starting to take a close look at its analytical and conceptual dimensions. In this Whiskey Optional, Dr. Ali Wynne, Dr. Stacie Goddard, and Dr. Jon DiCicco join Dan for a discussion of where, if at all, GPC fits into international-relations theory.

Works mentioned in this episode include: Ali Wynne, Americas Great Power Opportunity (Polity, 2022); Stacie Goddard, When Right Makes Might: Rising Powers and World Order (Cornell, 2018) & The Outsiders: How the International System Can Still Check China and Russia, Foreign Affairs (May/June 2022); Jon DiCicco and Tudor Onea, Great-Power Competition, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies, 2023; A.F.K. Organski, World Politics (Knopf, 1958); and Daniel Nexon, Against Great Power Competition, Foreign Affairs (2021).

17:39

Guns for Hire? A Season for Mercenaries "IndyWatch Feed War"

Human Wrongs Watch

UNITED NATIONS, Jul 17 2023 (IPS)* Just after a band of mercenaries tried to oust the government in the Maldives back in 1988, I asked a Maldivian diplomat, using a familiar military catch phrase, about the strength of his countrys standing army.

Standing army?, the diplomat asked with mock surprise, and remarked perhaps half-jokingly, We dont even have a sitting army.

With a population of about 250,000, around that time, the Maldives was perhaps one of the few countries with no fighter planes, combat helicopters, warships, missiles or battle tanksan open invitation for mercenaries and free-lance military adventurers.

As a result, the islands fragile defenses attracted a rash of mercenaries and bounty hunters who tried to take over the country twice once in 1979, and a second time in 1988.

Although both attempts failed, the Indian Ocean-island refused to drop its defenses. It not only initiated a proposal seeking a UN security umbrella to protect the worlds militarily-vulnerable mini states but also backed an international convention to outlaw mercenaries, namely the 1989 International Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and Training of Mercenaries

In the US, a mercenary is called a soldier of fortune, which is also the title of a widely circulated magazine, and sub-titled the Journal of Professional Adventurers.

The adventures and mis-adventures of mercenaries were also portrayed in several Hollywood movies, including the Dogs of War, Tears of the Sun, the Wild Geese, the Expendables, and Blood Diamond, among others.

When the Russian Wagner Group hit the front pages of newspapers worldwide, it was described as a private mercenary group fighting in Ukraine.

The New York Times said on June 30 the Wagner Group provided security to African presidents, propped up dictators, violently suppressed rebel uprisings and was accused of torture, murder of civilians and other abuses.

But the failed coup attempt by Wagner threatened, for a moment, the very existence of the Group.

A military...

17:25

India and UAE agree to settle trade in rupees and dirhams "IndyWatch Feed World"

The two countries have also sealed a deal to link their respective national payment systems. In a major boost to the position of the Indian rupee, New Delhi and Abu Dhabi on Saturday agreed to create mechanisms for settling trade in national currencies, as opposed to the use of US dollars. During Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's one-day visit to the United Arab Emirates (UAE), one of the largest oil producers in the Middle East, the two nations' central banks signed a memorandum of understanding to establish a framework to promote the use of local currencies such as the rupee and the dirham for cross-border transactions. They will also link their instant payment systems, India's Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and the UAE's Instant Payments Platform (IPP).

12:41

Hindutva Goes to Washington: Narendra Modis US Visit "IndyWatch Feed War"

Again, he was at it, that charming show on two legs, playful and coy.  Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been burning the charismatic fuel of late, making the necessary emissions in visiting friendly countries.  Each time, he seems to be getting away with more and more, currying (pun intended) favour with his hosts and landing the necessary deals.

For all the excitement of going to a fellow cricket loving state such as Australia, no one was under any illusion about the prize.  Easy gains there on matters of commerce, education and security: a pliant PM, a pliant Cabinet, a political and business class hungering for access to a country which recently passed China as the most populous on the planet.  In all of this, Modi had the audacity to urge Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to do something about reported acts of vandalism against Hindu temples in Melbourne.

In scale, nothing was going to compare to courting the superpower that, for all its might, teeters.  On his June visit to the United States, Modi was building on earlier efforts to show India as a viable partner in a number of areas.

The Modi visit exemplified the calculations of the moment.  The US has been rather clumsy of late, engaging in a foreign policy described by former US Secretary of the Treasury, Lawrence Summers, as a bit lonely.  US foreign policy makers have tended to miss a bit or two, not least understanding the value Indian officials place on their military relationship with Moscow.  The Indian political establishment is also mindful about how useful New Delhi is seen in Washington, the traditional counter to Beijing. That counter, however, is seen as subordinate to maintaining US supremacy under the lecturing guise of the rules-based order.

Such poses are simply not acceptable in either the Modi worldview or those of Indian policy makers.  As Indias External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar has opined with a tart frankness, Washingtons power can be described as a transient moment of American unipolarity.  To assume, arrogantly, that history was at its end at the conclusion of the Cold War was a Eurocentric analysis jettisoned by nationalism. It is exactly such nationalism that Modi brims with.

The joint statement from the two countries made familiar, and predictable assumptions.  Much of it was frothy.  Both Biden and Modi affirmed a vision of the United States and India as among the closest partners in the world a partnership of democracies looking into the 21st century with hope, ambition, and confidence.  Naturally, there is no mention of Modis nationalistic...

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