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  By K P PASWAN There is widespread apprehension that a few foreign powers may try to destabilize the political system in India forcing N Modi to vacate hs position for somebody else. This fear is not without logic. In the neighboring countries politicians in power were unceremoniously removed and in one case the PM had to seek temporary stay India. Modi is dependent upon his dubious colleagues for absolute majority. The ruling pary enjoys the support of 240 MP who were elected  by people for the ruling party but these lawmakers are of flexible loyalty and they will not mind switching sides if its beneficial to them. Than there is the grand old part which faced several splits in the paste but retained the name GOP and is an important part of an alliance known as INDI. It is an organization of old sinners, some of them are on bail while others have applied anticipatry for bail and is likely to be granted by the judiciary.  Under such circumstances it is not difficult for a superpower  t

 BY K P PASWAN. Change of Guards in the 10 Downing street is not without problems.  The  PM is facing the  same problems like illegal immigrants and economic strains. Fortunately the Spaniard Jeremy Corbyn has not replaced Sunak as Corbyn was once described as a psychopath. But Starmer cannot expect miracles, with Cobra brigade under his command he failed to contain the riots not seen recent months in UK.  When he storms turn out to be less severe than the the warning  there are always sigh of relief. Illegal migrants has drastically changed the political landscape the entire Europe. Social tensions are rising at a rate of dangerous ISIS, economic crisis is seen and felt by everyone. The days are not far off when the ordinary constables will be equipped with deadly weapons to control the violence.  If the fans of the European union felt better  Geert Wilder  came to short in Dutch  election , they also took heart from the absence of  anti EU firebrands  among the leading contenders of 

  By K P Paswan.   Iran regularly hurls rocket to Pakistan, but this time Iran sent missiles inside Pakistan destroying a terror out fit and killing a few civilians. But Pakistan does not give real causality.   Pakistan thought that it was  humiliation and retaliated by missiles inside Iran killing at least nine people. So what is common and uncommon. Both are Islamic nations but with different religious ideology. Pakistan is a self-proclaimed theocratic state and the Sunnis Muslims are in majority. Economically Pakistan is an undeclared bankrupt country, searching for a money lender to borrow more and more money. Iran on the other hand is super rich and a country wherein the Shias are in majority. Pakistan is not an oil producing country but Iran is perhaps is a country with the largest deposit of oil and natural gas.   Both Iran and Pakistan glorify terror but there is difference. Iran has no poisonous Wahhabi religious ideology to export; this country is funding terror group

BY K P PASWAN.   Israel and Hamas are facing each other. Israel is telling the Hamas ‘’ End of Israel means the death of a civilization and the end of Hamas means death of terror’ ’. Survey finds   that an overwhelming   majority of Israeli Jews and   and a sizeable   majority of Palestinians (Hamas excluded) want their own states. Israel is already a sovereign country and will go to any extent to protect its sovereignty. But as one peace plan   after another   has foundered , the voice   calling   for the two peoples   to live as equal citizens   in one country is   slowly multiplying. Once Golda Mair declared that   there was no such thing as the Palestinian people,   In the light of her statements   there are several political figures who want a primer  on de-legitimizing Israel. But that is virtually impossible. The reasons are blunt. Most of the Islamic nations don’t like Palestinians, they   oppose Israel on the ground of religion   We often hear that WW3 is knocking th