‘Serving in war zones to policy decisions’: US intel chief Tulsi Gabbard on how Bhagavad Gita guides her

Tulsi Gabbard, the newly appointed director of the US National Intelligence and the main Trumpian management figure talked about how Bonagad scientists form his life and career. The follower dedicated to Vayshnaava Hindu and Lord Krishna shared Gabbard, who applies to Arjuna teachings during both victories and challenges.

In an interview with Ani on Monday, Gabbard stressed that her personal relationship with God is based on her life. “Whether serving in war zones are facing different parts or challenges in the world, it’s Krishna’s teachings” Arjuna “scientific.

He stressed how his spiritual way helped his violations, saying:

Gabbhard is in India on a bilateral visit as part of a diverse tour after taking its first trip to the country. His agenda includes high-level meetings aimed at intelligence cooperation, cyber security and defense ties. His visit follows the Prime Minister of Naryidra Modi on the trip to Washington, where he praised Gabbhard for the strong protection of India-US relations.

At the beginning of Sunday, Gabbard is engaged in key discussions with Indian officials. He took part in a high level of security, which is chaired by Ajit Doval of National Security Advisor Ajit Doval, participated in intelligence and security from about 20 countries. The final held by the Secretariat of the National Security Council was held next to Raisina’s dialogue since 2022.

According to economic ties, Gabbard noted the movement of prospects to a more collaborative approach. “There is a significant potential for strengthening our economic partnership. It is hopeful to see a more positive prospect, not focus solely on tariffs, “he said. He acknowledged that both fashion and Trump prioritize their nations’ economic interests, they also work towards mutually beneficial solutions.

Gabbardi’s visit will end on March 18, with Raisina dialogue, where it is expected that the future of India’s cooperation is expected.