‘Pakistan army is extremely weak and won’t even last for 24 hours in an event of war with India’, said Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Chief of a political and religious organisation Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam.
The mutation of coronavirus is not only responsible for the coronavirus tsunami in India. After the first wave ended, the coronavirus situation in India got out of control due to the large scale election campaigns, excessive mass gatherings, multiple variants of the corona vaccine and slow pace of vaccination.
Piers Morgan, one of the renowned TV journalists said, “The Indian Premier League should not continue given the horrific Covid crisis in India due to Prime Minister @narendramodi’s woefully irresponsible leadership.
As India is going through the second wave of Covid pandemic, it is facing acute shortage of medical apparatus such as oxygen, beds, ventilators and others. And hence, the so-called climate activist from Sweden, Greta Thunberg, has urged the world to assist India amid this crisis.
‘As Covid-19 pandemic continues to worsen in India, the country may turn to old tricks. India may provoke on its borders with China or Pakistan to distract people’s attention’, reports Chinese Government’s mouthpiece ‘Global Times’ diplomatically.
Saudi Arabia has included Ramayan and Mahabharat in the curriculum of its schools. Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia has said, “Under the vision 2030, it is necessary to study the history and culture of other countries.”
The Israeli government has issued an order that wearing masks no longer mandatory in the country. People are happy with the order.
Australia is preparing an all-out war with China due to the possibility of the Chinese invasion over Taiwan in the next 5 years. Strategic plans are being made for this.
China has refused to withdraw its army from the borders of Hot Springs, Gogra and Depsang in East Ladakh.
During an election rally in Bengal, Union Home Minister Amit Shah remarked that ‘poor people from Bangladesh come to India since they do not have enough food in their country’.