BJP is charging us with favouring big industrial houses, but let them tell why National security Adviser Brajesh Mishra had become more powerful than the then Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee 
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Articles sorted by relevance containing "National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra"
...in the country, at least at this point in time, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday roped in former national security adviser in the NDA government Brajesh Mishra ahead of the crucial all-party meeting on Sunday evening. Mr Mishra, along with NSA M.K....
...territory being used for anti-India activities, analysts say the government's options are limited. Former national security adviser Brajesh Mishra said New Delhi would be constrained by a lack of proof that Islamabad had any direct role in the attacks. "There...
...being used for anti-India activities, but analysts say the Government's options are limited. Former national security adviser Brajesh Mishra said New Delhi would be constrained by a lack of proof that Islamabad had any direct role in the attacks. "There is...
...More than a month after India wrapped up its nuclear deal with the US, former national security advisor Brajesh Mishra Tuesday said the perceived threat from China to US interests in Asia prompted Washington to offer the deal to New Delhi in 2005. Mishra also...
...than a month after India wrapped up its nuclear deal with the US, former national security advisor Brajesh Mishra Tuesday said the perceived threat from China to US interests in Asia prompted Washington to offer the deal to New Delhi in 2005. Mishra also said...
...than a month after India wrapped up its nuclear deal with the US, former national security advisor Brajesh Mishra on Tuesday said the perceived threat from China to US interests in Asia prompted Washington to offer the deal to New Delhi in 2005. Mishra also...
...policy would continue to be guided by its national interest as it has been since World War II, feels former National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra. Chairing a discussion on 'Indo-US Nuclear Deal: Impact on Asian Security Framework' at Observer Research Foundation,...
...diplomats said. Ireland, Austria and New Zealand fell into line on Saturday. New Delhi, Sept 6 : Former National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra on Saturday welcomed the waiver given by the 45-nation Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) to the US-India civil nuclear...
Quotes spotlight for "National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra"
BJP is charging us with favouring big industrial houses, but let them tell why National security Adviser Brajesh Mishra had become more powerful than the then Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee
was said
in Webindia123
I have met Vajpayeeji. He has said that he has nothing to do with what the former National Security Adviser, Brajesh Mishra has said on the nuclear deal
said Jaswant Singh
in The Hindu
The BJP owes an explanation to the nation as to how former National Security Adviser Brajesh Mishra was supporting the N-pact while the party was opposing the same
was said
in Webindia123
as you are aware, Brajesh Mishra, the former National Security Adviser had taken a public position, which was to say that the current arrangement as far as India is concerned after May 11, May 13(1998 Pokhran II tests ), is something that is adequate as far as India is concerned and its security considerations.
was said
in Rediff
These guys could do it next week again in Mumbai and our responses would be exactly the same
said Ajai Sahni
in Al Jazeera
There is a view in the government that India should suspend the peace process and composite dialogue to show that it is not going to take lightly the deadly carnage in Mumbai
was said
in Al Jazeera
We have been put in an extremely difficult situation where, on the one hand we need to respond - we must respond, otherwise we lay ourselves open to more such attacks in the future. On the other hand, we also want the democratic government in Pakistan to survive and we do not want the armed forces to come back.
was said
in Al Jazeera
I heard that India would be prepared to share their intelligence with Pakistan, so that is already a positive move, because that has been a problem in the past. And, in most cases, if I recall correctly, it turned out that either they did not have any good proof or someone else was responsible.
was said
in Al Jazeera
