Should Modi send Tharoor & Owaisi to fight India’s global narrative war?

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Should PM Modi do the same in 2025 with Shashi Tharoor and Asaduddin Owaisi?

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00:00We just wanted to teach the terrorists a lesson.

00:02That lesson has been taught.

00:04Pakistan, Murdabad!

00:06Bharat, Sindabad!

00:08Should Prime Minister Narendra Modi hire Shashi Tharoor and Asanduddin OEC for a more global role?

00:14So back in 1971, when India was in the middle of the East Pakistan crisis, Indira Gandhi did something bold.

00:21She sent Atalbiyari Vajpayee, her biggest political rival, to the UN to make India's case.

00:25It worked. The world listened.

00:27The truth is that the circumstances of 1971 are not the circumstances of 2025.

00:33Now cut to 2025. The guns may have stopped. There's a ceasefire in place.

00:37With the real war, it's happening in global TV panels and printed threads.

00:41And honestly, India's sort of losing that one.

00:51Let's rewind for a second.

00:53The latest India-Pakistan clash started after 26 Indian tourists were massacred in Pahlgaan.

00:58India struck back, hit terror camps and POK and deep inside Pakistan.

01:02Pakistan responded with drones and missiles.

01:04India went further, took out key airbases, wrecked the military response.

01:08Aatan ke ye headquarters ujaar diyeh.

01:12But now, Pakistan's Prime Minister is out here, claiming victory and somehow, the world's nodding along.

01:17Western media barely covered the drone attacks or the shelling of Indian villages.

01:21But when India hit back, suddenly we are the aggressors.

01:24And now with the ceasefire, headlines are praising Pakistan for its restraint.

01:28Really?

01:28On international panels, it's Pakistani experts everywhere.

01:32Well-spoken, suited up, telling the world how they are the victims.

01:35Meanwhile, the original trigger, that terror attack in Pahlgaan, is already fading from memory.

01:39So, here's a thought.

01:41The point was actually voiced on Mr. Kamilaj Singh, who you may know as the Tau from the Teen Tal podcast.

01:46I'll check out his column in the description.

01:47So, according to Tau, it's time India fought this narrative war with the best voices we've got.

01:52And that means Shashi Tharoor and Asil bin Ovesi.

01:55Tharoor's been in the UN, he knows how the global game works.

01:58He's sharp, eloquent and frankly, one of the few Indians who can go toe-to-toe with these Western commentators on their turf.

02:04Ovesi, he's the wild card, Cambridge trained, never afraid to speak his mind.

02:08And when Pakistan tried to twist India's communal fault lines, he stood firm and called it out.

02:13Sending both of them out on a global blitz, Washington, London, Brussels could flip the script. Fast.

02:19If Indira Gandhi could trust Vajpayee back then, maybe Modi can trust Tharoor and Ovesi now.

02:24Because, let's be real, this ceasefire does not mean peace.

02:27It just means the war has changed shape.

02:29And if we want to win this version of it, we'll need more than missiles.

02:33We'll need mines.

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