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NDTV
17 hours ago
- Politics
- NDTV
Nitin Gadkari Flags 'World War' Threat Citing Israel-Iran, Russia-Ukraine
Nagpur: Coordination, harmony and love are vanishing due to the authoritarianism and dictatorship of superpowers and there is an atmosphere of conflict across the world, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said on Sunday while citing the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran wars. Hailing India as the land of the Buddha giving the message of truth, non-violence and peace to the world, Mr Gadkari emphasised the need to ascertain future policy after reviewing and deliberating on international happenings underway. Speaking at the launch of the book 'Beyond Borders' here, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways said these conflicts are creating a situation where World War could break out "anytime". The technological advancements pertaining to war were also making it tougher to protect humanity, he asserted. "There is an atmosphere of conflict going on across the world amid the war between Israel and Iran as well as Russia and Ukraine. The situation is such that there is possibility of a World War taking place anytime in the backdrop of these two ongoing wars," Mr Gadkari said. Mr Gadkari said warfare dimensions have changed due to advanced technology, with increasing use of missiles and drones, which was reducing the relevance of tanks and other kind of aircraft. "Amid all this, it has become difficult to protect humanity. Often, missiles are fired on civilian settlements. This has created a serious problem and there is need to discuss all these issues at a global level," the senior BJP leader said. "It won't be right to say so but (fact is) all this is slowly leading to destruction. Authoritarianism and dictatorship (adhikarwadi-hukumshahi) of the superpowers is making coordination, harmony and love vanish," he opined.
India Today
19 hours ago
- Politics
- India Today
World on brink of third World War, warns Nitin Gadkari amid global conflicts
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday expressed serious concern over the escalating global tensions, warning that the world is edging closer to the possibility of a third world war. Gadkari made the remarks while speaking at a launch of the book 'Beyond Borders' in Nagpur.'There is an atmosphere of conflict around the world - between Israel and Iran as well as the war between Russia and Ukraine,' Gadkari stated. 'The situation is such that there is a possibility of a third world war anytime in the backdrop of these wars.'advertisementThe union minister also highlighted the changing nature of modern warfare ands pointed to the increasing reliance on technology, particularly drones and missiles, which he said has rendered traditional military equipment like tanks and fighter jets less relevant. 'Due to the increasing technology of war, the dimensions of war have changed, and the use of missiles and drones has increased in the war, due to which the relevance of tanks and other types of aircraft is decreasing. Amidst all this, it has become difficult to protect humanity. Missiles are often fired at civilian settlements,' Gadkari also cautioned that although it may be uncomfortable to say, the current trajectory of international affairs appears to be moving 'slowly towards destruction.''This has created a serious problem, and all these issues need to be discussed at the global level. It would not be right to say this, but this path is slowly moving towards destruction,' he added.- EndsTune InMust Watch IN THIS STORY#Maharashtra#Nitin Gadkari
Mint
2 days ago
- Politics
- Mint
Nitin Gadkari warns World War could break out ‘anytime', says coordination, harmony and love are vanishing
India's Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, at a book launch event on Sunday, 6 July 2025, said that the ongoing geopolitical conflicts are creating a situation where a World War could break out at 'anytime,' reported the news agency PTI. 'The situation is such that there is possibility of a World War taking place anytime in the backdrop of these two ongoing wars,' said Gadkari, cited in the agency report. At the launch event of the 'Beyond Borders' book, the Union Minister, citing the current geopolitical situation, said that the values of coordination, harmony, and love are vanishing due to the authoritarianism and dictatorship of superpowers, giving rise to a conflict around the world. Gadkari gave the examples of the raging Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran war, which have claimed the lives of many people, along with causing damage to the world and the national economies. Union Minister Nitin Gadkari at the book launch programme of 'Beyond Borders' at Nagpur on Sunday, 6 July 2025. Union Minister Gadkari also emphasised the need for the world nations to ascertain future policy after reviewing and deliberating on the current geopolitical scenarios. He also cited India as the land of the Buddha, from which the message of truth, non-violence, and peace was spread to the world. The Minister said that due to technological advancements and ongoing conflicts and wars, it is becoming increasingly difficult to protect the people of the world and uphold humanitarian values. 'There is an atmosphere of conflict going on across the world amid the war between Israel and Iran as well as Russia and Ukraine,' he said, according to the agency report. On the advancement of technologies, Gadkari said that the increasing demand for the use of missiles and drones in modern warfare and strikes is reducing the relevance of tanks and other kinds of aircraft. 'Amid all this, it has become difficult to protect humanity. Often, missiles are fired on civilian settlements. This has created a serious problem and there is need to discuss all these issues at a global level,' said Gadkari, cited in the agency report. The minister also said that even though it is not right to say, the fact is that the geopolitical situation is slowly leading to 'destruction.' 'It won't be right to say so but (fact is) all this is slowly leading to destruction. Authoritarianism and dictatorship (adhikarwadi-hukumshahi) of the superpowers is making coordination, harmony and love vanish,' he said according to the agency report.
Economic Times
2 days ago
- Politics
- Economic Times
World War could break out anytime, warns Nitin Gadkari
Live Events (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Coordination, harmony and love are vanishing due to the authoritarianism and dictatorship of superpowers and there is an atmosphere of conflict across the world, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said on Sunday while citing the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran India as the land of the Buddha giving the message of truth, non-violence and peace to the world, Gadkari emphasised the need to ascertain future policy after reviewing and deliberating on international happenings at the launch of the book 'Beyond Borders' here, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways said these conflicts are creating a situation where World War could break out "anytime".The technological advancements pertaining to war were also making it tougher to protect humanity, he asserted."There is an atmosphere of conflict going on across the world amid the war between Israel and Iran as well as Russia and Ukraine. The situation is such that there is possibility of a World War taking place anytime in the backdrop of these two ongoing wars," Gadkari said warfare dimensions have changed due to advanced technology, with increasing use of missiles and drones, which was reducing the relevance of tanks and other kind of aircraft."Amid all this, it has become difficult to protect humanity. Often, missiles are fired on civilian settlements. This has created a serious problem and there is need to discuss all these issues at a global level," the senior BJP leader said."It won't be right to say so but (fact is) all this is slowly leading to destruction. Authoritarianism and dictatorship (adhikarwadi-hukumshahi) of the superpowers is making coordination, harmony and love vanish," he opined.
Time of India
2 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
World War could break out anytime, warns Nitin Gadkari
Coordination, harmony and love are vanishing due to the authoritarianism and dictatorship of superpowers and there is an atmosphere of conflict across the world, Union minister Nitin Gadkari said on Sunday while citing the Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran wars. Hailing India as the land of the Buddha giving the message of truth, non-violence and peace to the world, Gadkari emphasised the need to ascertain future policy after reviewing and deliberating on international happenings underway. Speaking at the launch of the book 'Beyond Borders' here, the Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways said these conflicts are creating a situation where World War could break out "anytime". by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Mistura chinesa faz cabelo crescer e homem fica irreconhecível FOLIX Undo The technological advancements pertaining to war were also making it tougher to protect humanity, he asserted. "There is an atmosphere of conflict going on across the world amid the war between Israel and Iran as well as Russia and Ukraine. The situation is such that there is possibility of a World War taking place anytime in the backdrop of these two ongoing wars," Gadkari said. Live Events Gadkari said warfare dimensions have changed due to advanced technology, with increasing use of missiles and drones, which was reducing the relevance of tanks and other kind of aircraft. "Amid all this, it has become difficult to protect humanity. Often, missiles are fired on civilian settlements. This has created a serious problem and there is need to discuss all these issues at a global level," the senior BJP leader said. "It won't be right to say so but (fact is) all this is slowly leading to destruction. Authoritarianism and dictatorship (adhikarwadi-hukumshahi) of the superpowers is making coordination, harmony and love vanish," he opined.
