Is not it a proud moment of All Indians that the French President Emmanuel Macron personally invited our PM Modi in G-7 Summit even when India is not among the Seven Countries.
The main event will take place today, but they on personal levels discussed on ways to strengthen the international relations.
PM Modi In G-7 Summit Will Discuss The Indo-Pak Disputes
What every Indian is curious about is not the global tensions but the Kashmir issue on which PM Modi in G-7 Summit will talk to the US President Donald Trump.
Trump has continuously offered to intervene in the Indo-Pakistan disputes post the revocation of Section 370 because India calls it in internal problem, and there is no need for Pak to interfere.
Something About The G-7 Summit
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“France and India affirm their commitment to an open, reliable, secure, stable and peaceful cyberspace.
International law, and in particular the Charter of the United Nations, is applicable and is essential to maintaining peace and stability and promoting an open, secure, peaceful and accessible digital environment.
They reaffirm the importance of promoting, and implementing voluntary norms of responsible state behaviour in cyberspace as well as confidence and capacity-building measures developed within the framework of the United Nations.
This ensemble is the foundation of peace and security in cyberspace,” according to Indo-French roadmap on cyber security and digital technology that was agreed at the Summit meet between Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and the French president Emmanuel Macron.
France and India intend to work for the promotion of an inclusive and transparent, open digital environment by preserving a multi-stakeholder and multilateral approach to the internet that respects the interests of all stakeholders including the states.
Recognising the need to strengthen the security of digital processes, products and services, France and India intended to share information on the legal and regulatory framework and best practices, including on the protection of Economic Information Infrastructure impacting National security, and on testing and certification of digital products.
With PM Modi’s big move of making Ladakh a separate administrative division and giving it more autonomy, a solution to India’s seemingly never-ending problem of Jammu & Kashmir appears possible.
Till this decision by the state administration, Ladakh was the part of Kashmir division and administratively managed through a local autonomous council.
But before we try to decode one of the most talked about solutions, let’s take a look at what history has to offer.
As a result, these militants or rather disguised Pakistani army men held on to the positions they were standing at.
This colossal misjudgement by the Prime Minister Nehru had led to the nation incurring a huge cost not only in terms of defence budget but also in terms of the precious lives of Indian soldiers.
The expansionist Pakistan has been waging a proxy war in India since then, especially in the state of Jammu & Kashmir.