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Does India hold the real formula to stop the Russia-Ukraine war
- •Donald Trump harbors strong ambitions for the Nobel Peace Prize, but his controversial actions have sparked global instability.
- •Both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukraine have acknowledged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's peace proposal is the most appropriate.
- •India did not demand an immediate ceasefire, instead proposing a three-point plan to keep grain, energy, and commercial goods out of the conflict.
- •India's selfless proposal aims to shrink the theater of war and restore normal trade, naturally fading away the urge to wage war.
Key Questions Answered
India proposed keeping grain, energy, and commercial goods outside the scope of the war to protect critical infrastructure, prevent global famine, and shrink the theater of conflict without any selfish interests or demands for compensation or territorial concessions.
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the leader who has most sincerely and repeatedly requested him to stop the war, while Ukraine declared that India's proposal is the most appropriate one for ending the conflict.
India aims to use the same successful formula it utilized to suppress terrorism in Kashmir and Maoism in Chhattisgarh, where development, active work, and normal commercial rhythms were deployed as primary tools to eliminate violence and make populations anti-war.
