What should be India's response to terror?

March 06, 2015 11:11

The former American ambassador to India, Robert Blackwill, made the speculations public in February when he said that the next time India faces a 26/11-type terrorist attack, the country might consider going to war with Narendra Modi as prime minister.

Blackwill, a Harvard academic who has researched the Asian alliances of the United States of America, was not kite-flying in solitude.

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