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Some nations violating int'l norms: Rajnath
Hindustan Times Mumbai
|October 15, 2025
Defence minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday said some nations were openly violating international rules to dominate the next century but India was batting for reforming outdated global structures and upholding the global-rules based order.
“Nowadays, some nations are openly violating the international rules, some are trying to undermine it, while some want to create their own rules and dominate the next century. In all this, India, while advocating for the reformation of outdated international structures, stands strong in upholding the international rules-based order,” Singh said, addressing senior military leadership of United Nations Troop Contributing Countries (UNTCC) during the inaugural session of the three-day-chiefs’ conclave
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