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The absence of a strong, credible opposition in Bangladesh’s new parliament will limit the scope for some much-needed debate.
China is expanding its sphere of influence, but India has always had a pacifist and non-confrontational approach.
The alternative for India would and should be to shed the post-Cold War past here and now — re-look at the South Asian priorities.
The expanse of the young population makes it important for India to understand the needs, desires and aspirations of its youth.
As the challenges facing China’s BRI multiply, the initiative’s links to international financial institutions, such as the World Bank and the AIIB
Europe and India not only have similar concerns, but can also see the direct impact of BRI in their extended neighbourhoods in Eurasia and the Indian
In their new avatars, ICICI Bank and IDBI Bank command the size and scale to repeat that performance for household finance, while IFCI is teetering un
Through the Minimum Wages Act, the Parliament declared that governments — not economic agents — would decide the amount of wages paid.
The Factories Act ensures that working conditions of Indian labour are humane and entitles them to protection against loose processes.
श्रम व सांख्यिकी ब्यूरो के अनुसार 2014 में भारत में 48 मिलियन
Even as the war between LTTE and the Sri Lankan army is taking a heavy humanitarian toll, European Union decided to retain its GSP+ trade preferences for Sri Lanka till the time it completes its humanitarian probe in the troubled region.
This week we focus on India and Bhutan relations, healthcare in Myanmar — and other roundups from the subcontinent.
Overlay this construct with the income-tax data for the same year and the situation becomes even worse.
The system is configured to the military’s advantage, but Thaksin Shinawatra may hold the key
A one-on-one Trump-Putin meeting being proposed by sections of the Trump Administration would be a big win for Putin who desperately wants recognition as a global statesman
The tariff war is not the only issue hindering cooperation. Differences over Taiwan and the South China Sea, the basic lack of trust in the relationship is acting as a dampener across the board.
In the midst of growing political instability, emerging complexities in the peace process, and significant aid cuts, the coronavirus outbreak is intensifying the struggle on all fronts in Afghanistan.
India began investing in Space science and technologies in the 1960s, putting in place an administrative structure similar to that for Atomic Energy. However, unlike the atomic energy domain which came under the 1948 Atomic Energy Act (revised in 1962), the country’s space activities are yet to be regulated by specific legislation. India’s space agency, ISRO, has historically viewed space technology applications primarily for societal develop
India requires a “consensus” — a new proposition that will not only guide its own trajectory for the better part of the 21st century, but one that appeals to communities around the world.
