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Anand, April 9
Worried
over defence preparedness and the country’s war fighting abilities,
the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Defence today summoned the
Service chiefs of the armed forces — Army Chief Gen VK Singh, Air
Chief Marshal NAK Browne and Navy Chief Admiral Nirmal Verma — to
appear before it on April 20 and explain if the forces are battle-ready.
Charles Maurice de Talleyrand was the greatest French diplomat of the 18th and 19th centuries. His advice to budding diplomats was, “Surtout, messieurs, point de zele” (Above all, gentlemen, not the slightest zeal). Similarly, we should resist zeal, especially in our dealings with Pakistan.