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On Tuesday Narendra Modi the Prime Minister criticized Rahul Gandhi for his criticism regarding Indian diplomats traveling to the US to obtain an invitation for Modi's attendance at Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony. MPs received 'JFK’s Forgotten Crisis' from Prime Minister as their recommended reading material. American expert Bruce Riedel authored the book. According to the book 'JFK's Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA and the Sino-Indian War' the author examines both the 1962 Sino-Indian War along with the interactions between Prime Minister Nehru and then President John F Kennedy.
During his Lok Sabha speech Prime Minister Modi delivered what point to the assembly.
Some individuals believe appearing unadult appears to others if they express no interest in international relations matters. People believe appearing mature requires not speaking on foreign matters. According to PM Modi during his response in Lok Sabha to the motion of thanks discourse on the President's Address these few individuals persist in speaking about foreign policy although it negatively impacts the nation.
Individuals with deep interest in foreign policy understanding should read the book "JFK's Forgotten Crisis" according to my recommendation. Renowned foreign policy scholar has written this book which specifies key events such as the dialogues between Pandit Nehru and John F Kennedy," PM Modi said during his address.
This book exposes the activities behind foreign policy conduct when India faced multiple challenges according to the Prime Minister.
Excerpts of the book
In "JFK’s Forgotten Crisis: Tibet, the CIA and the Sino-Indian War" by Bruce Riedel Kanchan Gupta provided excerpts and pictures that Prime Minister Narendra Modi just mentioned in Lok Sabha regarding Jawaharlal Nehru. According to Gupta who is Senior Advisor at the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for the Government of India "Nehru was more interested in talking to Jackie than Kennedy."
In his response to the Lok Sabha Motion of Thanks to the President's Address Mr. Modi made subtle criticisms of Rahul Gandhi by stating how those who desire photo sessions in impoverished huts will lose interest in discussing impoverished matters during Parliament sessions.
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