Eye on China, Japan’s new Nat-Sec Strategy will double defence budget, seeks counter-strike weapons

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[@thecattree-bq5iz]

Shekhar Sir please report on the ongoing APPSC paper scam going on in Arunachal Pradesh right now. It a huge scam for government job that had been going on in Arunachal since generation and the truth has come to earth only recently. Also the BJP Pema government is not at all taking this issue seriously since very high post holding officials are involved in this scam. Please do a video to bring this to public knowledge 🙏🙏🙏

[@bhai857]

This is why economic prosperity is so important. You can scale up any time and build new capability.

[@Myanmartiger921]

Japan also has industry technology and infrastructure.

[@vatsalsingh1555]

@@Myanmartiger921 They are one of most advanced nation, by all means if not for american pressure they could even make nukes.

[@srisivaraman8063]

for that you need to work hard smart and honestly

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

@@vatsalsingh1555 Most Japanese people do not want nuclear weapons because of Japan's history and belief in pacifism. Japan has benefited from a lot of collaboration with the US on defense, but that does have a price in terms of the US being wary of nuclear proliferation. Japan has accepted that tradeoff because only a minority want nukes. So American pressure only plays a small role.

[@neetootripathi3018]

It's not about weapons its about will also... To what extent Japanese people resist Chinese... They are in comfort zone.. They don't wanna come out of that.. If you do survey i am sure that more than 50 percent will say to give away the kuril islands to avert war

[@hareshgaglani2955]

From the Indian perspective, this is an excellent development. Let India and Japan have a strategic partnership in defence which should include sale of equipment, transfer of technology, joint manufacture and even joint strategy and tactics. We should operate militarily as close allies. In addition, India should persuade Japan to transfer most of its international manufacturing to India so that India is strengthened vis a vis China. A similar arrangement needs to be worked out trilaterally, between Japan, India and Taiwan, as soon as possible.

[@choonhockong8215]

Japan now is trying to lure India to join force together with US, Uk, Australia to target China. Once Japan becomes a strong military power of the East, Japan will go after India because India now is making inroads into Asean countries. Ww2, India troops under the British were badly brutalised by the then Japanese soldiers. Many overseas Chinese were also brutally killed.

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

No one will transfer technology and manufacturing for free. India needs to provide something back or make its own manufacturing industry more competitive. This is definitely possible, but there should be a long term vision. Can India afford to send naval assets to assist Japan in the Pacific? Or should it focus on privatization and reforming the electricity grid, so it is more attractive to foreign investors? India has to focus on what it wants to offer to the outside world.

[@bhagwancapitalism1057]

For that india need to drop it's radical hindutva ideology. The hindutva attitude works only with other jihadist countries. In order to compete with developed countries, india should follow real democracy.

[@sshray1115]

⭐⭐🌟⭐🌟 for Shekharji 1:27 Japan 🇯🇵 as a Global Military Power 7:41 Counterstrike capabilities 13:50 Yoshida Doctrine

[@garyish]

Great episode again. By the way, a technical correction: Japans economy isn’t “little less than twice” of India’s as of 2022. It’s only 1.26 times bigger or 26% larger. A little less than twice would mean it is 70, 80 or 90% larger. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jX-qfIRufK2qY9U

[@MrEjidorie]

In the near future, India could outstrip Japan in terms of Gross Domestic Product. Judging from the size of India`s population, India is likely to become the third largest economy in the world.

[@garyish]

@@MrEjidorie yes India at #3 is inevitable after overtaking Germany and Japan. The real challenge is #1 and will require Herculean effort but India has all the ingredients of what it takes to be numero uno 😎

[@MrEjidorie]

@@garyish India is a democratic nation with huge human and natural resources. The point is that how India overcomes income gaps between haves and haves-not. It`s urgent to emancipate the deprived from poverty.

[@garyish]

@@MrEjidorie there will be always income gaps between the haves and have nots.. in every country.. the idea is to raise the baseline which is already happening. The extreme poverty rate in India according to world bank is now 5%

[@prashanthsubburam1605]

Thank you SG sir. Because of ur wonderful insight videos I am always on top of current matters. 🙏🏻from🇨🇦

[@-PAsim]

Japan right now - Shinzo sasageyo ✊

[@amiyach9826]

Erwin Smith

[@kartiktargeryan7160]

Chinese aggressiveness has lead to its current anxious position

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

India, and the US also face the same exact geostrategic threat as Japan. So their interests are aligned and there is probably a lot of room for cooperation.

[@freedom3040]

USA has 700 military basis, China may appear Good on paper but usa has achieved what Hitler dreamed of world domination & stamps everyne has hitler,nazi,fascist,racist,xenophobic on whoever challenges it. when all intelelctuals know usa is last british empire from where british people operate and run global marxist empire and push only there capitalism and there intrests forward. Top gun = bomb a nameless country that wants to make Nukes to protect itself earned 1 billion$ in USA. Says People are also of same mindset and when Saudi showed who controls $. All became humble and powerless and attacking saudi arabia now & trying to use Iran. Selling f-16 jets and spares to pakistan blackmailing INDIA, that we will help Pakistan militarily just because INDIA took neutral stance and looked after its own People intrests. USA is lone super power of world,not because it has 700 military bases and spends 50 billion$ to manage them in every budget, because it knows Divide & Rule better than any & interfere in every Nations elections using third party elements and its marxist clown & democrat Media wings which run usa..

[@kevinurban1303]

@@JohnSmith-vn8dm I am from Australia. We all know china's greed for world domination. We will fight together with japan,india and US

[@actioergosum5193]

Indo Japan trade is abysmally low compared to that with the PRC. Defense cooperation is largely limited to exercises but hardly any trade and co-development of military tech. Remember the Japanese recently tied up with the Brits yo develop a 6th gen fighter aircraft. India needs to get its act together

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

Other countries are worried that India is not interested in collaboration and is too rigidly stuck to the mindset that any alliance is a weaknesses. China actually took the opposite path to India in the cold war, allying with both USSR and the US at different points. But it eventually alienated all its allies through aggression and deception. India can take its place if it is willing to work with others.

[@bhagwancapitalism1057]

For that india need to have something to offer in return. The geo politics is different than recruiting jihadist and Hindutva goons

[@UwUO-OUwU]

With 75B budget we all know how much mismanaged that fund is! With little to left over for R&D this a great opportunity for India as much as Japan to come together and work together for mutual benefit. Doesn't make sense if Japan is going to spend all the 300+b in buying off American weapons. Whereas India & Japan can put their resources together.

[@Badbadderbaddest]

This could be a good opportunity for the Indian Defense industry.

[@UwUO-OUwU]

@@Badbadderbaddest My only faith is in our pvt sector (even if there are not many). This huge self reliant- PSUs- who's wants to pull everything by themselves are too much of a slow movers for a nation like India.

[@Badbadderbaddest]

@@UwUO-OUwU true, but indian bharmos and other equipments have proven to be battle worthy. Plus India has to sell something to Japan as we don't export anything apart from manpower.

[@anthonydhan]

Sadly I have observed very strong level of anti-American sentiments among many Indians and a lot of pro-Russian sympathies. I know all the reasons for this. But it doesn’t change the fact that this is so. This will make sharing of technology very difficult not only with the US but also with its close allies. Many advanced and thereby very sensitive technologies are shared among nations closely allied to the U.S. because they have close relationships with very high levels of trust between each other. Frankly, I only see risks for the US, Japan, or any other close allies of the US to share sensitive military technology with India. While every nations must follow their self interest, it’s very clear that many Indians are particularly motivated to show hostility toward the US and such feelings can motivate individuals to betray sensitive secrets to the Russians. So based on the pro-Russian sentiments among many Indians, it is clear that India is not now a nation that can be brought in to share advanced military technologies with the U.S., Japan, or other close allies of the U.S., and may never become a nation that the U.S. and its allies can trust.

[@UwUO-OUwU]

@@anthonydhan There is nothing Anti- American about what I shared. Its a rational decision to not put everything that concerns you in one basket. And the Japanese people clearly understand this. After all it's Japan & India's mutual decision to work together on issues where they see their interests converge. There is nothing Pro or Anti about anyone specific in India's foreign policy. Everything is Pro-India as our EAM stated in the parliament. India doesn't support Russia's war nor wage any war against anyone. It is India that is suffering because of this bloody war. Energy, Food, Fertilisers all are causing invasion and not to say about the amount of FDI & valuable time that India could have used to transform it's economy. It is exactly why it's time for this war to end through dialogue & diplomacy. So I believe it is a bit unfair and rude to see India through the prism of another nation and to judge it only because it has to take care of 1.4b people. India Today operate one of the largest fleets of American drones. Have anyone of them been breached or reverse engineered? In all its history have you ever heard about India stealing or copying foriegn defense tech?

[@kuldeepchauhan2806]

Japan might be investing lot in defense now more than ever but the problem here for them is the recruitment of soldiers recently in a survey conducted by American agencies only 11% of their population is interested in fighting for their country which is very low compared to other countries most of the people are pacifist

[@maramnikhilreddy424]

One advice : 1) Don't ever believe the surveys. 2) 11 percentage is still enough.

[@heliton6929]

The wars in the future will be fought by robots and drones, even an "normal" person will be able to participate in a war controlling a drone.

[@Gappasappa]

Thanks for this episode. Can you (or your team) do an episode on the ramifications of increasing rupee trade between 🇮🇳 and 🇷🇺, 🇱🇰, 🇮🇷 and other countries?

[@ramkripalgupta8225]

Thanks so much!

[@rutvikrs]

** *Imperial noises intensify* **

[@dhasharadharamireddybomman1040]

Calm down bro😂

[@rutvikrs]

@@dhasharadharamireddybomman1040 supposed to be a joke 😂

[@sundareshkrishna6457]

As ever awesome sir, ty

[@pankajkaw6337]

Brilliant summary by SG👍

[@samarthjain601]

Japan should work closely with ISRO to dominate space as well

[@the_Nameless_One99]

Thank you for a great episode, sir. This is a very important development indeed. We saw similar changes in defence policies in Europe earlier this year after Ukraine's invasion. The culprit was Russia in Europe and is China in Asia. It's also funny that while we, in India, are so concerned about over population, the rest of the world is facing the opposite problem of declining populations. The issue used to be present only in Europe and the US.. But, they fend it off by high immigration from Asia and other regions. The concern now is that even in Asia, China, Japan and South Korea are now facing declining/old populations, with India to follow in another 50-75 years. None of the three are open to immigration to boost their numbers. As the 21st century enfolds and then comes to an end, the population of Asia will stabilize and then decline, while that of Africa will keep rising. It will be interesting to see how this will shape the world.

[@mnck4705]

Yes you are right since it is very near to china and north korea it has to have lot of defence spending. Since Japan not being a nuclear nation it have to be more careful. Over that Russia is also aligned towards china and usa is very far away and India have to deal with their situation. Sir you introduced a 360 degree angle of the world which quite indebted.

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

Its strange to me when I see Indians concerned about overpopulation. To foreigners, especially investors, India's population and reasonable birth rate is actually its greatest strength. Without two children per family, every country faces a declining workforce and an increasing dependency ratio, so India's birth rate is good for its economic future. India's problem has never been its population, but its lack of infrastructure investment due to socialist policies and a bureaucratic maze which has limited foreign FDI. If India is able to liberalize its economic system more like China did, it would be better able to attract foreign private infrastructure investment, which would make its cities livable. Indian governments should also spread out their state capitals to smaller 2nd tier cities so that urban populations aren't all concentrated in areas like Mumbai.

[@sunilsethi2982]

Russia is not a culprit. NATO is expanding and had Ukraine join NATO, then NATO would have put nuclear weapons there. No country would like it.

[@shyamranger]

@@sunilsethi2982 and China also not culprit. Japan is just vassal country for America and Japan will do anything to protect America interest and it's hygemony.

[@pspsdan]

The days after border clash at Tawang, Chinese ships sailed in Japanese waters, Chinese fighter jets and warships threatened Taiwan's territory. Unfortunately commentators in India do not see these and tries to analyze Sino-India border clash in isolation.

[@kevinurban1303]

Yes I hope they see the trouble the PLA is creating. There is nothing wrong for japan to protect itself.India and japan should work together and keep PLA from world domination.

[@Myanmartiger921]

Perfect topic perfect day

[@NarendraKumar-hq5bv]

Superb Shekharji! Thank you.

[@rp26166]

Excellent & Insightful. Well, following the first Sino-Japanese war in the late 1890s, then island of Formosa ( now Taiwan) came under Imperial Japan as part of the ' Treaty of Shimonoseki'.

[@jayaramaguntupalli355]

Very good analysis. Could not agree more. Thanks.

[@AB-fr9rh]

actually insightful on the stats for japan. kudos

[@harisundar8698]

ODA is the most significant of all the objectives. Simple explanation again SG

[@amanmadheshiya2158]

Well explained

[@butan9019]

great analysis

[@vivekapte2835]

While it is lately prominent, Japan's military has been formidable all along. Their Japan Defense Force is populated with tanks, armored carriers, helicopters, howitzers, extremely advanced unmanned vehicles and electronics, and a powerful navy overweight on destoyers and "helicopter carriers," if no aircraft carriers - an under-the-radar carrier, if you will. Most remarkable to me, almost all of the JDF's materiel is of domestic manufacture - by such familiar names as Mitsubishi, Fuji Heavy Industries and even Toshiba. It's but natural that Japan's expertise in all related technologies be applied to this, and if they dare missiles also, at which they would again excel. Why not? Pax Americana is no more after all.

[@sharduldiwan2009]

9:54 Japan : $5t India : $3.5t How is Japan's GDP little less than twice the GDP of India? Sounds ridiculous.

[@bhagwancapitalism1057]

Growing economy is much more difficult than recruiting hindutva and jihadist goons

[@samhussey7383]

Yeah right. Look at the average Japanese standard of living and look at the average Indian standard of of living which is lower than many African countries

[@antyest]

This new emphasis of Japan will bring in a stellar bonanza for the US economy

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

Japan has its own defense industry and is partnering with the UK. The US and India will benefit strategically because China is also their main threat, but economically this won't have much impact.

[@impedimenta934]

Do you have any idea how big is US economy?

[@antyest]

@@JohnSmith-vn8dm that's a highly ill informed submission my friend. Japan & UK ranked 5th in 2021 in armament exports from USA @ 875 mil each. Also, In the global scheme of things Japan's share in global manufacturing of armaments was a mere 1.5% as opposed to 51% of USA & 18% of China... Just to put matters in perspective

[@antyest]

@@impedimenta934 do you mean the gross GDP or per capita GDP or share of defense equipment in the US economy. I'd be happy to clarify

[@impedimenta934]

@@antyest any or all of the things you mentioned. US has GDP of about 25t dollars and US exported 10b worth of arms last year. Percent wise its 0.04%. Too little to be called a bonanza, don't you think?

[@ud1976]

Can you please explain what they mean by using ODA for strategic purposes? 19:22

[@KisameCharles]

Interesting analysis. It may be good to know the implications to security and development environment in Africa vis a vis the new entrants China, Russia and in the maritime sector India (Indian ocean dominance). The new scramble of the sphere of influence in Africa's security, development and economic fronts is an issue to look into.

[@kumarm5961]

Great episode sir

[@jaibharat8435]

China have awakened sleeping lion .

[@a2zadi]

Given the reputation of Japanese in quality making, I am eagerly awaiting how their foray into arms and ammunition will shift the balance.

[@roadrunner2710]

Nice overview.

[@climbeverest]

Please increase volume

[@ASG_19]

Never wake up a sleeping Lion 🦁

[@oxygen759]

U can wake up by holding its tail tightly.

[@GenSecWPNM]

For safety reasons, just throw a pebble at the lion.

[@OMG_Mrgnk]

Intresting !!

[@SSCheema]

Another great episode. I have a suggestion for your team, however - your serial numbering needs a rework. I often refer to these to my friends and mostly my aged father but with the numbers getting longer by the day soon we will be in a confusing time. I suggest integrating year/month and serial and it may be easier to refer to. Something like 33_Dec_22. I am sure that your team will work out something better - all the same, a small bit from my side. Thanks once again for sharing. Looking forward to many many more unbiased episodes in the coming years...

[@poras1513]

Even if I'm busy, Quality of your Journalism always compelled me to click on your Video...🖤😌

[@pramodpandya6762]

Economic prosperity is most critical to build military independence and have your say among nations!!!!

[@mariacheebandidos7183]

japan is arguably the strongest country/power in asia. economically, politically, militarily, technologically, socially, ... china may have the numbers but japan has substance.

[@Badbadderbaddest]

This could be a good opportunity for the Indian Defense industry.

[@sumitgopal4501]

When did we India have come up with any such document?

[@bobjohnson3940]

Good man here.

[@manishmule3899]

sir please come up with some story on Fiji political developments.

[@sameerpandey14]

The mentioned amount will propel the economies of countries selling to Japan.

[@tonyraheja1]

Well covered sir

[@ad0787]

Shekhar u haven't had a show on how government Is trying to delegitimise judicial n on judicial appointment,why?

[@beluga9596]

It's not de legitimising , that's too severe of a word for what's happening They are pushing for NJAC - congress era legislation which was reverse in the NJAC judgement which was lack of rationale and was mental gymnastics

[@yashashsgowda6662]

He's doing the right thing, 20 out of last 25 CJIs are relatives of other supreme court judges and high court judges. Collegium system promotes nepotism, favouritism and corruption.

[@chandubai]

Yes, SG just want to shift our focus indirectly helping Modi (Govt) he is scared to talk may be one sugar-coated CTC may come up on this topic 😀

[@thirupathit9803]

Really great and excellent👌👍🙏

[@lochangopalan]

Good one Shekhar. I would have mentioned the Japanese occupation of Manchuria and Korea to help put the current affairs into gontext.

[@Tintin-gv9ir]

Good news and opportunity for India

[@Vs-nl9hg]

Hello shekhar sir, I'm not sure whether you'll be able to look at my comment. Still i would like to ask you that we've been seeing your yellow notes for years now. Can u please share from do you get them. As a student i would also love to have them. 🙏

[@helcurt2509]

i think its from amazon

[@Vs-nl9hg]

@@helcurt2509 link

[@swcr7476]

Can relate it to mearsheimer's theory of great power politics that believes in self interested attempt to preserve national security.He even predicted about Germany and Japan acquiring nuclear weapons soon. 🙏 Realism though 🙏

[@devabratadixit303]

To project power every country should have a strong finance backed by a strong defence, without anyone you will suffer

[@mknarula]

these strong man leaders. whenever they have to prove a point when their governance is poor in their own countries- they just take military route

[@NoMustang273]

Japan is hardly a strongman country

[@person1858]

That's a dumb take on Japan.

[@bhai857]

Japan is anything but a strong man country. It is an ageing country, and their people are some of the most polite ones in the world.

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

@@person1858 He was probably talking about China's moves on Japan. So Xi would be the strongman he's referring to.

[@person1858]

@@JohnSmith-vn8dm Ahh, makes sense.

[@Punjzaabi_guy_]

Japan should open its visa ...punjabis are ready to go there also🤣

[@anthonydhan]

When you read through the Japanese National Security Strategy document, it speaks about “Universal values” which did originate from Europe in the 18th Century but is fully embraced by Japan and is also enshrined in the founding documents of the UN. This makes Japan a Western nation. These “Universal values” are the ideas that lead to democratic governance and individual freedom. It’s interesting to note that the American National Security document also talks about working with other nations that share values AND wants to work with the US toward tackling the ever increasing security challenges brought by China. Unfortunately, I have observed that many Indians are hostile to these values and appear to admire Putin and even Xi. They seem to mistakenly blame India’s lack of rapid economic development on democracy and openly admire the authoritarian governments of Russia and China. This explains a great deal about India’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. I also understand there are good historical basis for India’s hostility toward the US. So it’s a mistake for the US to believe that India and the West can be allies. I’m not sure that we even share interests other than we happen to share a common foe. Given this, while the Quad has mutual benefits for all four members, there are limits to what can be achieved because India is just not a good partner for the West. So the US should stop its efforts to establish a closer relationship because it seems to be quite counterproductive.

[@offred6013]

Values and America dont jell well. We Indians r smart enough to look beyond the veil of values west likes to hide behind now and then. There is nothing like values its just INTERESTS. India has been at the recieving end of the west's value (read interest) driven policy making . Dont u fucking act naive. Indians r not stupid we r smart as hell we know how west plays games . U should read geopolitical history of India from 1947 till 2010s to better understand and appreciate why India does what it does. Judge ur own country beforw u comment on another. Whitetrash

[@shodhitgoyal6539]

Universal values imposed by USA adopted by Japan ? 😂

[@satyapragyandas811]

One question, Japan's politics is increasingly inclining Centre-right to far-right. Some 'nationalist' politicians are openly praising their pre-WW2 govt which is known for war crimes throughout the world. So when you say the Japanese will be focusing on Nationalism, won't that be a problem in the long run? Like Holocaust deniers in the West, we will be having war crime deniers gaining more more power in Japan. What would be your assessment on this? And why is there no Cut the Clutter episode on Japan's politics?

[@reghu2032]

In some ways Xi Jinping is a blessing

[@SS-hj4sf]

How from indian perspective ?

[@wingsoffreedom4292]

@@SS-hj4sf border infrastructure development have increased rapidly along China border . Now we are trying to compete against China not Pakistan.

[@watanabe00738]

So does Imran khan.

[@SS-hj4sf]

@@watanabe00738 how ? Because he was anti-U.S

[@watanabe00738]

@@SS-hj4sf he singlehandedly destroyed pakistans foreign policy economy and what not. Imran khan was one of the reason modi govt retained its popularity.

[@rajshekhar1147]

China raised the latent n sleeping nationalistic trait of Japan's warrior character.

[@RoodeMenon]

If only Japan's Gundams were real now.

[@ankitapattanaik6059]

Hence proved, nationalism is important. I don't know why Indian nationalism is condemned unnecessarily. All powerful countries are nationalistic. Be it America, China, or India. Hail Nationalism.🚩

[@SS-hj4sf]

Realism is nationalism

[@the_Nameless_One99]

It's not Indian "nationalism" that is condemned. It is when you couple that with an anti-Islam narrative, advocating/ignoring selected parts of history narrative and (anti-government)=(anti India)=(traitor) narrative that is problematic. Just look at the following three things that are currently happening or happened in the last couple of days - 1. the Pathaan/saffron controversy 2. "there are two fathers of nation" statement 3. the union government's unwillingness to discuss the Tawang clash in the Parliament BJP is doing great work, But, if there were to just stop communalising everything and the Modi cult/worship, they be just about perfect.

[@sam25332]

Nationalism does not mean to repeatedly call for the genocide and economic and social boycott of your fellow nation members because they follow a faith system which the majority of the nation's population does not or have a distinct identity. The problem is rapid hindutva infused nationalism which promotes Hindi-Hindu-Hindustan.

[@भारतहूँइंडियानहीं]

@@the_Nameless_One99 Islam in its core is always anti national. Don't mind, you should read your list liberal intellectual echelon Dr Ambedkar' s views on Muslim Brotherhood of Islam. 👍

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

@@sam25332 Nobody except a few lunatics is calling for a genocide or a boycott. Why does the Islamic world always obsess over India when China is ACTUALY committing genocide on Uyghurs? Everyone should have the right to practice their faith, but that doesn't mean any religious ideology is above criticism. The Islam of the 1960s was much more liberal and compatible with diverse democracies than the more fundamentalist Islam of the 1990-2020s.

[@justinjoseph129]

Xi s achievements are growing by the day. May God almighty give him long life.

[@speedbird109]

Good

[@rampratapsingh2988]

एक वीडियो जापान भारत के न्यूक्लियर submarine प्रोजेक्ट की संभवना पर बनाये

[@nitinpatel1039]

Japanese has been ferocious fighter throughout their history, never forget that, it was nuclear attack scare which made them so Conservative in their approach, it might be new start in their statecraft

[@abhinashkumar3161]

Ikr

[@Thoughtflux]

Japanese defense budget going up all thanks to Modiji.

[@VijayPawar-sz6gq]

It's like movie Virasat....Anil Kapoor wants peace but neutralises his brother in d end as he leaves no other option for Anil Kapoor

[@1bhaihay]

Maybe time Japan experienced another Hiroshima & Nagasaki, Tokyo & Yokohama perhaps?

[@surendrakoteri884]

Jai shree ram ♥️

[@AbhirupSen20]

Avengers! Assemble !! Love it.

[@freedom3040]

I wish china followed congress policy of no military & domestic police was enough.

[@indraadi]

All this is ok but what Japan lacks are good soldiers.The Japanese youth of today is not even a shadow of their predecessors and that is a huge problem.

[@kevinurban1303]

I am Australian. To what i know from history the japanese did treat indians with respect. As an Australian i think i would fight together with India and japan against the PLA and teach the japanese youth is it about time to stand up for themselves.

[@andresmattos7541]

LETS NOT FORGET THE BESTIALITY THAT JAPAN UNLEASHED OVER ASIA AND ALSO OUTSIDE ASIA NOT TOOOO LONG AGO.

[@angryhusky2467]

Gandhi: ek hi to desh tha wo bhi meri ideals ko ditch kar diya😭😭😭😭

[@ranjitpal9937]

WITHOUT Reading All , People Are Commenting 👎 But Well Researched Video 📹 👍 👍

[@nightowl1435]

Dragon vs Godzilla

[@girishdubey724]

0:30

[@kailashsingh7169]

By 2027 japan will be third largest military spender....i don't think so....from now on top 3 spender most likely will be usa china india for very long time

[@jayantkumar2314]

Japan has tfr of 1.3 it's aggressive posture can't stay for long

[@JohnSmith-vn8dm]

This isn't aggressive, its defensive. And China's tfr is around the same as Japan's, yet you see the same aggression on the Indian border. The only difference is that the CCP has better internal propaganda in India than Japan.

[@ssarkar2996]

I will say what you are too hesitant to say... Japan needs to become less racist and welcome immigration into Japan.

[@bobbyaxelrod3242]

China's horror begins

[@regorflora7915]

Tanks, fighter planes, ships. Expensive stuff and required huge man power to operate and maintain, and later on more expenses for upgrades. Why not buy some nukes? Lets day 1000 nuclear ballistic missiles and point it at china and north korea and just say be nice to us or else. And nukes are way cheaper than tanks, ships, guns, and fighter planes

[@PeacefulSecularGuy]

👍

[@sakshamrai1803]

would love a episode on SC take on same sex marriage

[@vikas776]

Pls no. We Indians are not ready for this kind of talk. We are atleast 50 years early to talk about these things. Security , economy are far more things to focus on.

[@SS-hj4sf]

@@vikas776 absolutely, people want to copy and impose everything western to India while ignoring not all countries economic, social and security situations and neighbours are not call same, every country faces different challenges and different problems and every country has different systems of workings some are authoritarian some are democracy, all these things need to be taken into account and told to every Indian. Bro I want to ask you will india standing in a world get better or opposite after russia/ukraine war and virus in china and what camp India should choose U.S led or should India join russia/china as china is our neighbour first or should we say neutral please explain, what do you want to say?

[@Stallion_1044]

In a country we're caste system, Dowry, female infanticide etc. are routine in the society

[@ankitapattanaik6059]

@@vikas776 LQBTQ is acceptable in India. Let's not make something a taboo just because it is accepted in western countries. But same sex marriages, I think we can wait. India is going through cultural change, economic change, Political change and stuff. After a decade when we stabilize, we should definitely legalize same sex marriage. This is not a controversy that we are making it out to be.

[@RanjeetSingh-qt9yh]

Imagine army of sumo wrestlers. 😅

[@soumy1986]

BANZAI!!!

[@pharaohakhneton9553]

Life has always been difficult when lived in the proximity to or under the shadow of threat by big organized bullies. All civized nations faced the dilemma and threat as Japan is facing from China. The Holy Roman Empire had to face the barbaric Huns. Syria in proximity to barbaric Arabs post Islam, Tibet in proximity to Communist China are some examples. India had successive invasions from central Asian barbarians since ancient times . But the unique part is China has become a threat to all its neighbours, though Japan also had a history of belligerance and brutality. History has its full circle in Japan. Japan is again arming itself this time not to fulfill its imperialistic ambition, but to protect itself from the same countries I.e China and Russia ,whom it defeated in early 20th Century, but facing threat from both of them over tiny islands.

[@PeacefulSecularGuy]

Chinese did it…..finally they will be soon sorry for that …❤❤❤❤

[@anc4611]

Trump was also responsible to raise the budgets for Japan

[@Kenkalsi]

Xi Jinpeng will bring his forces wherever he will visit in Asia. Modi too is Fattu, he never questioned Xi that what his forces are doing in India when he was visiting India. India should have cut his visit same day when pla entered Chimay. Don't know who will Bell the Cat but someone from Asia need to do it.

[@cuckoonut1208]

India will gladly share it's skills to help Japan's declining population.

[@stateheadtnmercelys6045]

Good on Decluttering miltary defence of Japan whos per capita income five times of India. I bring to your kind notice why South is not entertaining Modi Shah RSS BJP... 1 when Gandhi shoot dead TN peaceful 2 when Babri Masjid demolized TN people respected concern of minority 3 It was Bhramin Jayalathia arrested Sankara chariys people stood with her Advise or guide them change fundamentally so that communist and congress is replaced.

[@DrSudhirBisht]

When Shekhar Gupta ji says Pundits, he means ‘scholars or learned men/women in their respective fields.’ Right? But I think we should shun this word and use ‘experts’ or ‘specialists’ instead

[@abhilashkumar1009]

Shekhar u are a good geopolitical thinker and a worst political thinker...

[@anadasingh3456]

India doesn't want to get into a war with China are anyone else. We don't have the Navy to secure our supply chain and logistics.

[@vivekanandholla6730]

Japan taking a step to protect itself is a good step. A step in the right direction. The notion that America will come to protect Japanese interests , I personally believe is unrealistic. The fear that the war will turn into a bigger world war is always a deterrent. The US One china policy even with the Taiwan Relations Act that it has given Taiwan is ambiguous according to me. In India, we have a saying which loosely translated means " God also only helps those who can help themselves ". Not that i am saying US is God 🙂...but China should be wary of Japan's military prowess rather than the US. Only then there will be a status quo maintained. Thank you for the video and information

[@SkpalTube]

Is this the birth of the old imperial Japan?

[@dnapolren]

Japan wanting to strategize its investments.. wow.. a lot of implications..