S. Jaishankar talks tough on Pakistan, says,'Era of uninterrupted dialogue is over'

External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar today spoke during the launch of Amb Rajiv Sikri's book 'Strategic Conundrums: Reshaping India's foreign policy'. Talking tough on Pakistan, S. Jaishankar said,'The era of uninterrupted dialogue with Pakistan is over. Actions have consequences'. He also spoke in detail about India's ties with Russia, US, and changing dynamics in Bangladesh.
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[@paldebo768]

so true and we are indian and we support our minister.. brother Jaishankar , we with u

[@sanjeevbhattacharjee1936]

Outstanding diplomatic clarity on Dr Jay Shankar's candid talk which doesn’t suffer from the subdued n self doubting erstwhile diplomacy , especially that of Rajiv Gandhi n MMS era

[@jw8752]

Very precisely put "if it suits them they want us in and if doesn't they want us out".

[@KUMARUJJWALSINGH]

Dr. S Jaishankar and his way of saying everything directly without being direct! 😄🤌

[@ramchandrashenoy5921]

I salute you Hon. Foreign Minister. You are very clear in your thoughts and actions. Wish you can be the FM for ever.🙏

[@varadankumar5040]

As always Dr Jaishankar has clarity of thoughts and he brings his immense experience and thoughtfulness into our foreign policy. Hat’s off to you sir. Modiji well done for recognising his ability and talent. So we have a great leader who is sensible in choosing the best talent available. Of course Dr Jaishankar accepted the challenge! Our neighbours are greedy and waste people who want to beg from China and India while playing the game. One day we will kick them like football when we both sit on high table along with USA. That will happen in 15 years and hope i will be there to comment again having fun.

[@SunilKumar-gf1lv]

Akandbharat no idiot should forget including most political people & foreign hand,that they called in 1980s. We are fully in agreement with EAM.

[@ayanverma5746]

21:09 - 21:46 Cameraman you did great job 👍

[@ppremchand310]

Very well said by EAM JAI SHANKAR foreign minister , as of today position that the world is facing have to be diplomatic , taking harsh decision will not solve problem , country will lose in quarrelling and bad decision. Should have unity , peace, love , caring , responsibility .

[@tapaschatterjee7993]

There will be no peace and unity as long as no 1 and 2 ( US & CHINA) will change..

[@user-re2qh7gr4y]

I love this man no words as simple is that

[@bibhutis]

We are waiting for that day when foreign minister's World Cup will be in India.

[@harishthyagaraj375]

Shine on 💐,

[@pateldhananjay146]

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[@PatWaller-i2s]

Why is it that after all the help India gives to its’ neighbours (big and small) that our neighbours (nearly all) do not appreciate Bharat’s help! This is done at the cost of instead helping our poor working Hindus (Muslims get the most unbelievable handouts/should be stressed today/Soros do your research). J mentions all that India helps with…but he has forgotten the help of Indian military and professionals -even as far as Turkey (recent earthquakes), UN,…..(yes even the Maldives) etc. India must be a lifting tide to the neighbourhood the book says! However, remember respect comes with expecting some gratitude…it is the way of the world! Bharat’s generosity from BC in every form has to be started- ‘The Counting’ repeated until it is clearly understood and accepted! Our ancestors in spite of ‘ physical & mental slavery’ were able to keep going..Now it is our responsibility as strong enough now! BE SMART ‘BHARATIANS’…

[@jagsirsingh1886]

Please don't make these videos monatize as some are really looking for these useful videos ...........as we are not from those who uses free data , standing on the sides of roads and keep scrolling scrolling and scrolling 😅😅

[@somil007_com]

BHARAT next PM is Dr.S.Jaishankar!!!!!!!!!

[@dhruvnarayan8169]

मोदी जी, राष्ट्रधर्म का पालन कीजिए. .

[@DC-zi6se]

Tough talking against Pakistan, is like kicking a dying dog. No pride in it.

[@ZoldicsDiaries]

thats why we aint even take their names often- invisible nation- who is dying

[@SK-nx9go]

Pappu n his chatukars cannot do even that. Pappu's dog Mani goes there to beg BJP's failure.

[@SohailKhan-bx2go]

​@ZoldicsDiaries ironically talking about ut 😂

[@SohailKhan-bx2go]

Lol where do u Indians get such confidence from? 😂

[@mintusaren895]

Is liye birth se death janta hoon kam bhee kiya, je kandchhe shantona lagei. Here no money.

[@zaffazad4040]

Mr. Jaishankar must remember that his MEA and NSA also have repercussions. No matter how big you think you are as a country or democracy, India's neighbours have their limits; it is better to come to terms with the reality; otherwise, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Maldives are recent examples alongside the LAC with China debacle. India does not have the military muscle power, technological prowess, and economic potential to dictate its neighbours. The writing is on the wall. I am amazed that Delhi University has produced a PhD, Dr Jaishankar, that will cost India two trillion dollars in the next twenty years due to its conflict with China alone. He is the most incompetent EAM in Indian history he is as incompetent as his leader, Mr. Modi. I wish India had a statesman to take his country to a respectable place in the emerging world.

[@anilagrawal5422]

making senseless comments shows your frustration. India cannot be responsible for internal politics of any country small or big. At times these countries try to play India against China to see how much money they can get, at other times the religion card is played to the hilt and in the case of Nepal it is communism vs neutral polity. Each of these conditions requires the contemporary leadership of these countries to play in a certain way. India being a stable democracy, irrespective of the party in power has held a point of view and supported the neighbours when they need and at the same time cannot ignore if they take an antagonistic attitude. It takes two to tango, so the responsibility lies on other countries to also develop a relationship with India. India is a reliable friend even if there are some hiccups at some times.

[@buggyracing2381]

Either Kat2wa 😂😂 or a liberal left wing khangressi

[@vrk420]

What debacle? The relationship is always in a flux. Bangladesh has its own internal politics dictated by Islamism .Bangladesh under Zia ur Rehman and BNP was no friend. Nepal has unstable governments who keep on using India just like Mexico uses USA but no societal animosity. Bhutan has been mostly pro India. Countries might move to China umbrella and certainly can find out how costly their friendship is . Pakistan and Sri Lanka certainly found out

[@PanakaluPoonakam]

Thank you for your contribution. We give two and half fkucs.Don't behave like jilted lover. You can't force people to talk when they don't want to. If it gives you any satisfaction, here I declare that India has most incompetent govt and cabinet and useless one too. You can please mind your own biziness. Cheers and best wishes!

[@zaffazad4040]

@@PanakaluPoonakam Hahahahahahha

[@buggyracing2381]

Kat2wa are crying in the comments😂😂

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

India is having a failed neighborhood policy. Doesn't have guts to talk about Myanmar, Bangladesh under Hassina, Baloch massacre going on.... Nepal & Sri lanka disappointment with SAARC discontinued.... And Taliban no planning under National Security Strategy NSS yet. - What global leader will we become if we can't manage our own affairs. If it's not us, who else will do it.

[@adventuresofaconquistador2878]

It is not India's job to stabilize internal affairs of every nation . Stupid criticism without having any iota about foreign policy .

[@vrk420]

India cannot dictate internal policies of government. Myanmar is a shit hole where China and India back the same junta .It is Pakistan who cries about SAARC not Nepal or Sri Lanka

[@PanakaluPoonakam]

Exactly, you are right. India has a failed neighborhood policy. Leave us alone. You all can go your own way. Thanks for your contribution. Cheers and best wishes.

[@KK-tc6xq]

Pak, the tiger maishankar roars. With china he becomes a diplomatic meow.

[@fariaislam8241]

If you have that much courage then give some tough talking againt Bangladesh😂😂😂

[@KoHo-xy2mp]

Bangladesh 😂😂😂 funny you alway in road and happy I hope that will continue 😂😂😂

[@padmahariharan6327]

Bangladesh is truly an extension of idea of India. Pakistan is not an extension of idea of India

[@ZoldicsDiaries]

why? What has bangladesh done to us, yet?? We will reply if they do something- but uptil now, they just changed their government- even Maldives did that, but maldives is back in Indian camp now.😂

[@ZoldicsDiaries]

Bangladesh is much better than Porkistanis.

[@dipendudas1034]

Well let me tell you people like you and your media or intellectual nothing infront of him..go watch some of his interview with foreign media,you will know Mr.Jayshankar have those media and govt outlets in his breakfast..so keep quiet bro

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

On Bangladesh ,India would do better if they try to build people to people relationship and ditch a fallen despot Hasina. She's deeply unpopular in Bangladesh which is why she feared free, fair open election, and tying up India's future to one leader, one party India ventured for a wrong direction ,with current situation it has been given a rare opportunity to revamp it. It's understandable that Hasina is very popular in India ,but she is not in her country. India must show its capacity to view things from other perspective.

[@anuragbanerjee2879]

Govts build relations with other govts ... they don't interfere in internal affairs

[@afkar7517]

we dont discuss u epople in our country pakistan. seems jaishankar is very desperate about losing neighbors to pakistan and china. india becoming irrelevant and marginalized in the region.

[@user-wr4yl7tx3w]

he such a toad for modi.

[@ON-tk7bp]

A toad?

[@tamimhossaion8496]

Indian foreign minister is enjoying his future economy and military power that it's doesn't have right now . If India ever going to be a super power it need stable and prosporous neighbours reality is something else .

[@vikramgurung3043]

You are with your thought.. nuclear sub we make that's technology we possess..so

[@arjunr5578]

We don’t need you Kanglus Cry harder

[@CyrusTheGreat-b3k]

Stable and prosperous and friendly neighbor is needed. Stable prosperous enemy will be trouble for India due to 1400 years of hatred preached!

[@TruthKindness]

@tamimhusaion you recently said Bangladesh does not need India. Now you are saying India needs Bangladesh. Both cant be true 😊

[@ohboeeboee]

No amount of pretending to be more Islamic than the Arabs; the holier than thou attitude, will take you anywhere tamim, well it will take you to 7 th century ...tell me does dates grow in bangladesh....