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India needs to turn to Vietnam.When it comes to arms exports, India, despite being one of the world's largest arms importer, remains a country which has also developed some highly sophisticated defense products which have solicited tremendous demand from nations like UAE and Vietnam and several other South Eastern Tigers.UAE has expressed a great deal of interest in procuring the Indian AKASH missiles, while several ASEAN nations, and especially Vietnam have lately been engaged in high level discussions with Government of India for procuring BRAHMOS and AKASH missile defense systems to deploy them against the Chinese might in the South China Sea.[1]It’s important to them because China has been hegemonically usurping the maritime territory off the other South East Asian peers by pushing its warships, destroyers and jets farther and farther, taking over islands claimed by others, and also building artificial ones in the seas claimed by others.Vietnam is one of the nations which have suffered the most because of these aggressive acts of China, and needs better defenses to defend what it claims to be its own land and sea. The problem is , firstly, not many nations have such advanced missile systems to defend against China, and second, not every nation with such sophisticated weaponry would be okay about going against China and selling weapons to its adversaries in today's times.Ergo, Vietnam and other ASEAN nations are ready buyers. However, despite so much of interest and demand for BRAHMOS and AKASH missiles, India has to this very day remained silent on those deals, taking no step forward.Why?Because India has always maintained its position to not engage in export of any weaponry which could escalate tensions in any region. Thus, when it comes to arms exports, India has always restricted itself to export of armaments which are very low value products and don't provide any signNow strength or deterrence in geopolitical sense to the buying nations. Missiles do.When you read headlines like "India successfully inducts missiles with 5000 KM range which can hit Shanghai" you take notice, and you feel proud. And, if you are China or Pakistan, you straighten your back, sit up, flex your eyes and read that headline again.Basically, you begin to pay attention.That's the impact a credible missile system can have on your enemy. It raises the costs of irritating someone who was until now weaker than you. It makes the enemy reassess your capabilities against theirs.So far India has not been selling its high-grade missile systems to the adversaries of China, while China continues to be one of the biggest arms exporters to Pakistan, India's pesky and belligerent neighbour. Also, many of these very weapons then end up being used to safeguard the terror bastions led by the likes of Masood Azhar and Hafiz Saeed in areas like Balakot and Chitkoli.So how about India giving China a taste of its own medicine? How about India arming and strengthening Vietnam, Philippines and Malaysia, with top-notch missile systems that they don't have today, greatly need and want, and India has readily available?Now that would surely attract China's attention and interest, unnerve it a little and bother it a bit more, maybe enough for President Xi Jinping to dial PM Modi and ask what what would India take to stop partaking in such deals with China's adversaries!That is a solid move India can pursue to make China either consider allowing the UN ban on Masood Azhar, or to make China covertly push Pakistani Army and its proxy Government to crackdown on the activities of Masood Azhar and other monsters it is harbouring.Its time India played the geopolitical game the way other players are playing it. Its time to up the ante. Its time to raise the cost for China, if it chooses to not heed to the Indian call to unleash a cumulative effort in defeating terror in all its forms. The cost of choosing condemnation over cooperation. Period.I hope this answer added some perspective to the extant narrative.Related: What are your views on China again blocking the UNSC proposal to blacklist Masood Azhar as a global terrorist for the fourth time ?Note: My book ‘Redemption of a Son’ is available exclusively on Amazon.Signing off,Shilanjan_/\_Footnotes[1] Made in India missiles big hit! Countries across the globe show interest in buying BrahMos, Akash

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Copy cats— a common form of manipulation is to mirror the subjected person. They'll claim to have a lot in common with you. They'll also mirror your expressions and gestures.Personality thieves— Do you have a unique quality that took years for you to develop and procure? A manipulative person won't waste that kind of time, they'll just steal it from you and of course they'll take credit for it.Gaslighting— This is a nasty form of manipulation frequently used by narcissists. First they'll do something mean or uncouth. Then they'll wait for you to say something about it. Then they'll do whatever they can to convince you that you're imagining things, or are too sensitive…it's somehow your fault.They won't always lie, but they'll certainly bend the truth in their favor.Seems they always have a reason for you to feel bad for them— We've all been through our own versions of “‘Nam", but not like manipulative people who seem to be far worse off than everyone else. They also desperately need to hear how strong and brave you think they are for just barely functioning that day.They'll try to make you jealous— Did you make plans a whole month in advance? They “forgot and couldn't possibly cancel on their other friend, that would be rude. “Extremely critical— You're not perfect and they will constantly remind you.Totally woke— Always up on the latest reasons they're perfectly balanced and educated. In actuality, they usually don't have the dedication it takes to become a meditative guru.Surprisingly open about it— One thing I've learned is that when someone tells you that they're a bad person, they usually are. This doesn't mean they're just being hard on themselves, it means they've accepted it and are putting all cards on the table. So when you call them out later, they can say “I never said I was a good person.“

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I am considering four types of investments (one is actually insurance) here. I earn around 1 Lac per month.CryptosI research on them and buy undervalued tokens. I would cap my investment to a maximum of 2.5–3 Lac here. I have already invested 1.6 which currently values at around 6 Lac. I expect them to rise to 20+ Lac by 2018 end.StocksI have analyzed over 300 stocks fundamentally. I have classified them into three categories. Portfolio Grade stocks (those who have given good returns in last 10 years and are fundamentally good companies) in which I would be investing continually and would not sell them until I see serious management/business issues.Momentum Grade stocks (those that can give good returns in the quarter), I would stay invested in them for a period of 3 months at least.These stocks usually would be 50% of short term investments.Potential Multibaggers that I consider less risky. 35% of the capital reserved for short term investments would go into it. I may hold them for at least one year unless there occurs some serious business concerns.Risky multibaggers/Turn around Stocks. Yes, because I want to face some loss to verify my researches. They may also give gain. Remaining capital for short term investments would go into this.I would re-balancing last three categories every quarter.I have also made a list of few penny stocks (usually less than Rs. 10). I will allot a small amount to them and leave them to grow. It is highly risky but I already consider that money as lost.Mutual FundsI do a SIP of Rs. 18000 per month. It is diversified into three categories.Rs. 6000 in small cap, Rs. 6000 in ELSS and Rs. 6000 in Large Cap/Diversified equity funds.Also, in case of market falls considerably, I would be investing lump sum amounts in consistently performing equity funds. I have not set any amount for it. It would depend upon availability of free cash. Once these lump sum investments signNow 5–10 Lac, I would reduce the burden of SIPs, break a few funds, may take a small loan or withdraw from PF and would consider buying a home. I think I could meet this target in 10 years.I will buy a term insurance cover of 2 Crores.Lastly, I would be investing a lot of time in books. I aim to read 50+ non fiction books every year. I started late this year (in May) and have completed 30. I mostly read on economics, politics, human evolution, biographies/autobiographies, theology and technology.EditSomeone in the comments asked me about income. He told me it would be too much and seems impossible. First of all, its an investment strategy. May be I would not be able to invest so much. Secondly, the answer was written with a view that wealth building is possible even if your monthly income is low. It is all about your spending habits.I earn around 110K(thousand) per month. I divide it like this:10K - Rent and Electricity Bill3K - Ration and Vegetables (Advantage of living in shared apartment)1.5K - Maid for cooking and cleaning0.5K - Internet0K - For commute Since my company provides Uber for Business for free./0.3K - Mobile Bill per month1.0K - Food/Snacks in office3K - other household expenses on average basisThis leaves me with around 90K per month for investment. I divide it as:18K SIP (Mutual Fund SIP part achieved)10K Personal Loan EMI (I took it when I was captivated by consumerism, it will reduce as I will end the loan once for all) and Credit Card bills10K Cryptos(which would reduce down the line because I invested in a few ICOs, recently electroneum gave me a profit of around $1000. I guess I would not have to put any money further to it. Still, I am considering. Crypto part achieved.)40K each month to savings account.12K Variable (Utilized for traveling or other purposes)Now, lets analyze various investments.Cryptos - I think I have already explained about it.Stocks - Every quarter I would have around 160K in hand. Let’s say I put 100K in Portfolio Grade Stocks every second quarter.And once I have put 50K in momentum grade stocks, 35K in potential multibaggers and 15K in risky multibaggers(which I have already done). This money would be rebalanced so no further investment or only a small amount is drawn for further investments to it.Penny stocks. Let’s say I have identified 6 penny stocks and average cost per stock is Rs. 10. Consider I have bought 1000 stocks of each. Total one time investment is around 60,000. (I have already procured half of it)Mutual funds - I think i am clear about SIP part. Now the 160K I have at disposal for two quarters in a year. 100K goes as lump sum amount.Since, I leave 60K every quarter in my account I can easily pay one time in year the premium for term insurance which amount to around 32K.Let’s consider these investments for three years considering no increase in my salary. I am taking this time duration since I may not marry in these 3 years.I have invested 2.5–3 Lac in cryptos. (I guess no further investments)Around 6 Lac in portfolio grade stocks. (Will keep buying)Around 6 Lac in mutual funds as lump sum. (I guess I would invest for two more years)Around 6.5 Lac in mutual funds as SIP.Still, I would have 6 Lac cash in hand. (A part of this money may be further utilized for investments, unforeseen expenses that may come)Since, it depends upon market and other things. These figures are only an approximation. A few may be more. A few may be less. But, I guess except for the crypto all would be greater because personal loan(5.5K/Month) will die soon. Also, if I get a hike of 10%(around 11K). I would increase SIP by 5K. Rest amount would be adjusted to inflation and for procuring more comforts in life.I guess I have answered the person’s doubts clearly and he would be satisfied.Edit:For people who want to know about my stocks portfolio can find it here:Stocks Portfolio by Arjit Agarwal on Experiments, Experiences and EccentricitiesEdit 2:A few people mentioned their concerns regarding raids on exchanges by IT Department. Although, I cannot say in its exactness. But, if you have seen the movie Special 26, you should not get worried unless you have been engaged in evading taxes. In fact, I see it as a positive sign because Government may regulate exchanges and you don’t have to worry about run away of exchanges.The Government is not bad. We have a tendency to have negative feelings about our bosses, our government and sometimes our parents and teachers too. This is human nature as I have seen my colleagues criticizing our manager who was actually very good in his work and a very fine person.Also, Indian news channels present news in a very exaggerated form. Exaggeration hides truth and causes chaos. Income Tax Notices does not mean that your wealth is confiscated. It simply means there is some discrepancy in the taxes one has paid and one should have paid. It is more of a request notice from government to pay taxes or explain non-payment of taxes.Edit 3:Every month I would be participating in one ICO (Intital Coin Offering). All my ICOs for now have performed well and have given more than 10x returns.