Full speech: EAM Dr S Jaishankar delivers 4th RNG lecture 2019 | Indian Express
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- Five months into his new role, Jaishankar delivered the 4th Ramnath Goenka Memorial Lecture in New Delhi. The Ramnath Goenka Memorial Lecture was instituted in 2016 by The Express Group to mark 25 years of the passing of its founder.
Read what S Jaishankar said in his address, here: bit.ly/2rE9JDA
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Never seen any person soo authentic and GENTLEMANship and extraordinary foreign minister currently in the world
And he is taking above party lines
He is also from jnu and pseudo nationalist are criticizing jnu
He is comprehending the present political situation, very narrative, but does not speak about ideas and strategies. Could have been better, from a person of his calibre
Like Father, Like Son-both brilliant to the core; would have done his father proud, with the similar grand historical sweep characterizing his expose herein ; K Subrahmanyam was my Guru and Mentor, who guided me all through my career in the IAS, and more significantly in my academic endeavours in Strategic Affairs- a field of specialization, he had pioneered for his service-mates to pursue, and which he strode so brilliantly for decades. Congratulations Jai, and I wish you good innings!
Please suggest me what are the books i need to read in order to pass the civil services examination
Your comment made my day!
Impressed!! Need 1-2 more such qualified person in right places to take India to next level in record time.
"The American trumpet sounded extremely uncertain"😂😂😂the man has humour!!
Ah I must have missed this line! When does it come in the video?
also delivered the pun as a true diplomat with the straightest of faces!
@@SumiranPujari exactly!! dead pan comedy!!
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He is a brand in diplomacy
Brilliant! It needs full and undivided attention to read between the lines and decipher Jaishankar's doctrine well hidden under his vocabulary of jargon. It may need more than one viewing, but an in-depth understanding makes us appreciate his brilliance,intellect, and Modi's understanding of such delicate mechanisms and complex games on the World chess board.
Very prudent lecture. Upnishad of Foreign affairs. Congratulations S. Jai Shankar Sir. I am proud to say that I was a regular reader of K Subramanian appearing in the Times of India.
One of most deserving person on the right seat in independent India and hope he will bring Indian dreams come true with his great skill and knowledge. As a Indian I am thankful to him for his service to the country.
I think S jaishankar is the best foreign minister we have ........Jai Bharat.......
Multidimensional Perspective for multipolar World ...With a great vision of Our Foreign minister #S.Jaishankar really a different omong other predecessors Awesomeness in Speech .
Idol of wisdom 💕✌
An outstanding n eminent EAM of India. Salutations to you Sir...
He speaks after good thought and slow speed
Marvellous!
I like jai shankar sir speech. Marvellous .many more content I know today
Awesome, perfect facts & figures and the real agenda of the government!!!
He talks about the balance between theory and action. But he comes out as a brilliant theoretician. I guess he must be good in implementation too... 😀
Sir,
Thanks for the spontaneous video.
Thanks to Indian Express.
A great and erudite summary of India’s foreign policy. Agree that India and China should collaborate on climate change, total of 2.6 billion people. India should focus on the several disruptive innovations happening in renewable energy, replacement of fossil based products like plastic, non polluting innovations (e.g., textiles grown from waste milk, leather or cotton grown in labs, non toxic liquid CO2 to wash clothes, etc). Such climate change innovations will grow jobs and will help us collaborate better in tech transfer to several countries. Vasudeva Kutumbakam should be put into action. If the world is one family, then all our innovations should respect the five elements; air, water, earth, space, ether. (Now, there are companies planning to mine the moon that keeps the earth in orbit and balance). The soul of India is Santan Dharma...the deeper we go into it, the more solutions it will provide both for domestic and foreign policy
You have done good analysis of last 70 yrs of India's performance and progress, there were some good decisions and some not so good but however India progressed it is all part of the history now and we should learn from it.The policy changes from Govt to Govt.lndia needs reforms in many fields and their implementation!
Great Insight.
Wonderful and great speaker on foreign policy, his job as a great diplomat who did his job very well.
Very articulative and good debater,good ambassador for india
Jaishankar is the best minister!
A great talk on foreign affairs of India.
One of the Best Minister in Modi's Cabinet: Dr S Jaishankar, a DU alumni
India had , has and will always have great minds. It's a matter of keeping right person with right mind at the right place.
" Jai Hind "
Proud to see as our foreign minister
Very comprehensive
A very educative and informative speech with a lot of food for thought embedded. Feeling really great to see such people in the position of power, a very relevant person for the post indeed. Hope, the Govt. goes out of its way to get Indian economy back on its track. India needs a robust economy for the good of its masses and right now we are in a mess. A rethinking and pulling in right person to head the Ministry is the immediate need of the hour.
I guess only Jaishankar can handle Chidambaram or Manmohan Singh with their respective economical questions .
The Bold and Beautiful man for the country
Best speech
Evolution of Indian foreign policy starts from 10:00
pdf milegi kya..??😀😀😀😀
I kindly request to please subtitle any lecture it is very esay to learning
To bring change , disruptions are necessary: subramanium jaishankar
yes but the obverse may not be true. There is always the danger of erring the thin line that devides between the alternatives available to the deciesion maker.
Thoughtful and unafraid approach.
Prime minister Mod'si vision
Of great pick of Security Adviser
Ajit Dhoval and Foreign minister
Jaishangar wiil steer great future
India visioned by Swami Vivekananda
Every Indians work hard intelligently
To make India wealthy matterialy
And spritualy
Of course the department with such qualified person are definitely doing well wish he would have considered such qualified person for the finance ministry as well.....
Arjun of foreign ministry !!
Only minister suited to his portfolio in Indian cabinet.
yes, there is talent dearth in Union Cabinet
Home ministry is also actually in good hands.people like him or not.
There are many more. Its just that their way of working does not match your thought process.
At current, no one from BJP can match Jaishankar & his talents !
@@abhinavv7998 Just because he speaks in English and he gives, no doubt, powerful and good showmanship doesn't mean others are not matchable with Jaishankar Ji. If I may, please, look into your perspective of looking things.
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Full text of the speech by Dr S Jaishankar, the EAM made at the 4th RNG Lecture
www.mea.gov.in/Speeches-Statements.htm?dtl/32038/External_Affairs_Ministers_speech_at_the_4th_Ramnath_Goenka_Lecture_2019
Also pl see Shekhar Gupta cut the clutter programme on jaisankar speech to understand
4:25
Can I get a pdf copy of this speech?
mea.gov.in/Speeches-Statements.htm?dtl/32038/External+Affairs+Ministers+speech+at+the+4th+Ramnath+Goenka+Lecture+2019.
Print into a pdf doc if you so prefer
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They know where are we
17:00
00:35:05
The call to “India for superpower” may be ear candy to some gullible soul on the campaign circuit, but in the cold light of the day it is a highly fallacious proposition. A country that emerges as superpower must be capable of standing tall on two sturdy legs,-namely a sound economy and a force de frappe,-a superior gun power. Indian economy at the moment is in doldrums our defence industry vestigial. That apart whether our earning superpower stripe is doable or even desirable is a complex controversial subject with myriad implications, one hopes to be addressed in details by Minister Jayshankar someday.
Dogma treat every approach as a unjustified deviation
I want to see Dr. Subramanian Swami in Modi government.
I remain somewhat unconvinced about FM Jayshenkar’s reasoning about our not joining
RCEP. In rather effete political play of words what he is saying should have
been an economic argument instead. It is a fig leaf for protectionism. A
thoroughgoing cost analysis for and against our abstention would have the
proper way to go in this issue.
After Hindu article
Just shows the pedigree. Jai Shankar’s father Mr. Subramanyam was the foremost strategic thinker in the realm of national security. The son is on the way to becoming a heavy weight in real politics. You need his brilliance and back ground to forge a new robust path for an emerging India. We have to give credit to the Prime minister and the security adviser Mr. Ajit Doval for the muscular and pragmatic and assertive foreign and Security policy. The weak link at present seems to be the unimaginative and tentative economic policy.
My dear ..... Your long comment is no way to equal to his speech . You can't even match the foot of Dr Jaishankar & his ability . Please don't advice an experienced gem .
For
a curious soul with more than passing interest I just listened for the third
time our FM’s astute and articulate speech to a suitable degree of delectation
as ever. However on closer inspection it slowly occurred to me that his
excellency with obvious advantage of hindsight is long on what we should not
have done in the past and short on what we strive to do in future. May be it is
not the right occasion. May be his day job precludes such public
pronouncements. What little I gleaned from the bravura of his diplomatese I
detected a preponderance on the side of clearly defensive stance in our future of
foreign policy, a kind of “fortress India” position exemplified in reference to
such remarks eg inviolability of our boundary (By extension does it mean what
goes on immediately beyond our border does not matter. What about the doctrine
of a neutral buffer state. We already lost such age old buffers in the form of
Nepal and Bhutan. Shouldn’t that cause a visceral anxiety in the appropriate
circle ?)--- reasons for not joining RCEP et al. This I find incompatible with
our “super power”(global or regional he did not mention) ambition he mentioned
en passant elsewhere in the same speech. Power has to be seen not heard.
There is however a particular
observation made by him struck a
resonating chord with the listener. I am here freely paraphrasing of what he said
not in so many words ;-- “all bold moves are not necessarily effective move”. I
sincerely hope he has the ear of our PM to pass on the golden advise of
choosing our battle carefully, every now and then
Jhutt bolne lava hi
So many chamchas in comment section
An offensive stance with neighbours is bad for the nation.
Focusing on economics, infrastructure, job creation and governance only will help our nation to progress
Korath Mathew not an either or choice.. need both.
Idk where you got news about India’s offensive in neighbourhood. Only offensive position India took was in 2015 with Madhesi turmoil. Or you could say recent positioning against palm oil imports from Malaysia if actual government stand is as per reporting of media.
EAM ki office sahi hath me hai...PMO aur FMO G*dhe chalate hai
The progress of India has negligible contribution from government. However, this is a statement of fact. The government progressed from being most negative to less negative. Going forward if India wants to move forward government will have to play positive role. That's a no brainer. Not been able to sign RCEP is an indication of the incompetence of the present government.
signing ASEAN FTA and becoming the import hub is also a failure of the preivious govt.
Korath Mathew r u expert in foreign relations sir .
Or a diplomats in making
@@ppremprakashpriyadarshi8776 brother in india every journalist consider themselves exprt in every subject like politics economics foreign affair security democratic value.indian journalists are self proclaimed god.they only utter truth.
It's so easy to blame Indian government without understanding the challenges it has faced since 1947. I kindly request you to read "India after Gandhi by Ramchandran Guha". Your perspective of our government being negative will completely change. I personally support BJP, but I think Congress or any other parties including all the leaders this country had so far have done tremendously well to keeping one union and bring it to this stage against all the odds.
Joining RCEP would be the worst. India has already flooded with Chinese goods. Having a free trade means destroying the dream to be a competitive member in manufacturing. If we had a strong manufacturing industries running then it would have been no brainer to join RCEP and become a competitive member to supply goods to other 10 nations. For now this is the best decision ever!
You have to listen to the speech in full to understand the RCEP.
Like Father, Like Son--both brilliant to the core; would have done his father proud, with the similar grand historical sweep characterizing his expose herein ; K Subrahmanyam was my Guru and Mentor, who guided me all through my career in the IAS, and more significantly in my academic endeavours in Strategic Affairs-- a field of specialization, he had pioneered for his service-mates to pursue, and which he strode so brilliantly for decades.Congratulations Jai, and I wish you good innings!
I remain somewhat unconvinced about FM Jayshenkar’s reasoning about our not joining
RCEP. In rather effete political play of words what he is saying should have
been an economic argument instead. It is a fig leaf for protectionism. A
thoroughgoing cost analysis for and against our abstention would have the
proper way to go in this issue.
@@abhinavv7998 Would you credit yourself to be a rational human being, or just an ASBO rough trade down the food chain raring for a scrap ? If the answer is a unambiguous yes and if you could express yourself in a way other than in all spleen dimwitted drivelling of immoderate sneer I might be persuaded to tell you a thing or two about foreign relations vis-a-vis international trade. But work on your attitude first.
@@abhinavv7998 Do you realise due to a lamentable lack of competition in our internal market, you as a consumer is deprived of a real choice, a decent quality of any of your purchases and to crown it all robbed blind every day of the week ? And being a seller’s market the middlemen have a strangle hold on the command price the farmers are obliged to sell their produce, driving them with their back to the wall, in some extreme cases even taking their own life. And what our erudite talented egg head Minister do in some god damned socialite assemblage at Delhi ? Weave a web of sophistry with nothing more sincere than a string of serious sounding but in the end vacuous words to maintain that very evil status quo. And you mutton head illiterate cheap attention seeking nincompoop fall for it head over shoulder and lap it up with all the zest of a neo converts gusto. And not stopping at that picking up the flag from him you went on in your incompetent and irreverent language assailing broadside one whom you know next to nothing about. Before defending the Hon Minister did you even understand a single word he was pretentiously ad libbing ? Do you realise he was hiding behind a deceitful cob web of a do nothing time serving counsel ? And you as an unthinking unwitting sleepwalking collaborator propagating that very disastrous path ambivalent about letting the country down in the process. When our Minister whatever may be his academic credential ought to have known better and grasp the nettle.
Shame on you, shame on all of your kind. A real obstacle to our nation’s place in the sun. Opportunity knocks at our door and what we do ? Keep the door firmly bolted. And according to you we all should applaud that jugglery of words,-actions be damned !
@@abhinavv7998For every complex problem there is always an answer, clear confident simple and wrong. By the way there is nothing called like a "qualified politician" no more than a qualified burglar.
@@abhinavv7998 am coming to suspect did you understand a single word the Minister said. How did you know he is soooo talented according to your gold standard of judgment ?
@@abhinavv7998 Go yelp elsewhere you mangy dyslexic puppy. This caravan moves on.