[🇮🇳] Indian External Affairs

[Old School]

Maldives officials said on Tuesday they have ordered Indian troops to leave the archipelago and signed a "military assistance" deal with China.
The Maldives Minister of Defense and a senior Chinese military official "signed an agreement on China's provision of military assistance gratis to the Republic of Maldives, fostering stronger bilateral ties," according to a statement from the Ministry of Defense on X, formerly Twitter.

 

[Old School]

Despite news of the first Indian being killed in a missile strike, desperate construction workers are applying for jobs via Israeli recruitment agencies as opportunities at home are scarce. Israel, which has been at war with Hamas since October 7, is set to revoke the work permits of 90,000 Palestinians and replace them with Indian labor. In May 2023, India and Israel signed a memorandum of understanding which covered civil engineering.
According to the independent Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy, India’s unemployment rate increased to 8% in February from 6.8% in January.
Under that, in December, recruiters targeted 10,000 workers in the agrarian state of Haryana (where 52,000 applications were distributed and facilitated by the state government) and 7,000 in India’s most populous state, Uttar Pradesh (UP). For eight days from February 28, a second round of recruitment took in UP's state capital, Lucknow. It ended on Thursday, with a total 6920 applicants in the fields of plastering, tile work, frame-work and bar bending. A total 4121 were selected. However, according to data from the Periodic Labour Force Survey released by the National Sample Survey Office, India’s unemployment rate for people aged 15 and above was at a six-year low of 3.2% during July 2022-June 2023.

 

[Lulldapull]

Utthay ja k toilet saaf karann gay…

 

[Azad Kashmir]

uttay israeli na tui saaf karsen.

 

[Lulldapull]

uttay israeli na tui saaf karsen.

ina de shaklaan vekheen......lol.....ae saaray loborer/ maali/ chowkidaar/ night shelf restocking at Tesco/ Aldi/ road & municipal workers hain gay. $5/ hr waali jobain milni hain in saaron ko, which is a dream come true for these guys.

 

[Azad Kashmir]

ina de shaklaan vekheen......lol.....ae saaray loborer/ maali/ chowkidaar/ night shelf restocking at Tesco/ Aldi/ road & municipal workers hain gay. $5/ hr waali jobain milni hain in saaron ko, which is a dream come true for these guys.

yh it great right until you read the talmud see wat it says about ppl as cattle animal slave goyim. biggest slaves are our military tatoos.

 

[Lulldapull]

Yeah hate and despise the khaki haramkhore shaitans now.

Every time now I hear a news about them being "shaheed" I say, good, should have sent more of them to the afterlife.

A bunch of haramkhore traitors.

Have you been reading what the Indians are commenting on the Gaza war?......they are more Israeli than the Israeli themselves......lol. They are providing unconditional support to Israel. The Indians just want all the muslims dead and buried. They are not ashamed to say it either. Our haramkhor jharrnail are already on their hands n knees and they have defacto accepted Indian hegemony. Utthe MBS aur MBZ Israel de goad ich betthay hain, aur Iran/ turkey not interested in our region.......you know where this is headed. We're not goin be around for long........Banye wont rest sir G.......they will revert our people. Its so easy now......if matlabi Iran don't intervene now, cuz turkey too far away, along cultural/ historical lines, wes not goin make it. We are surrounded! We're under siege......Can't you tell?.....baghertay Iran/ turkey.......they can't leave us now can they?

 

[4MikeEcho]

This is out of economic desperation by the lowest class laborers vs. some political doctrine or admiration by the educated.

The laborers have been lured into Russian military as well.
The economic drivers and the plight of the poor is not unique to India. But what is unique to India is the stupid lethargy of the Govt and always operates after the horse has left the barn.

It took the the first deaths in both countries for th Govt to wake up To this

India seeks return of citizens lured to Russian front line​

JOHN REED AND JYOTSNA SINGH NEW DELHI POLINA IVANOVA — BERLIN

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India is working to bring back about 20 of its citizens who ended up on the Russian side of the front line in Ukraine after their families said they were lured there under false pretences.​

The men’s plight has made national headlines in India, discomfiting a government that has good relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin but says it has “strongly taken up” the issue of the men unwittingly conscripted into Moscow’s army.
“We have got some of them out and are working on getting the rest out now,” the ministry of external affairs told the Financial Times. In a statement last week, the ministry said it was “actively pursuing” all the relevant cases involving Indian nationals for an early discharge from the Russian army.
In interviews, relatives of some of the men said they had been lured to Russia by promises of work with the army away from the war’s front line and of permanent residence in Russia on the borders of the EU, which is a coveted destination for job-seeking Indians.
In September, a social media influencer started posting about jobs in Russia on his Hindi-language YouTube channel Baba’s Vlogs. In one video, he posted about demand for food delivery boys in Russia; in another, he spoke about jobs for “helpers” for the Russian army. Strolling on the streets of St Petersburg, the YouTuber spoke of the prospects of a Rs100,000 ($1,206) a month job with the Russian army, and free food and accommodation after three months of training.
Mohammed Imran, from Hyderabad in south India, said his 30-year-old brother Mohammed Asfan “got trapped” after watching a Baba’s Vlogs video that claimed he would be able to work for the Russian army in Moscow and become eligible for permanent Russian residency in less than a year.
The missing man’s brother said he planned to travel to Russia this week to search for him. “The boy became trapped,” said Imran. He said his brother reached Moscow in November and was given an agreement to sign in Russian, then taken to the front line in Ukraine in December, after which he lost track of him.
Imran said that in January, one of his brother’s colleagues told him that Asfan had been injured by bullets in the leg.
Separately, a group of young men from India’s northern Punjab and Haryana states who went to Russia around the new year sent a video to relatives on Sunday appealing to authorities for urgent help. In the video, one of the men claimed they were misled by a man who offered to show them around and that they ended up in Belarus, where they were “handed to the Russian army” for entering the country without a visa.