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‘Dogmas of Delhi’ mustn’t beat our ability to innovate and experiment at the level of big ideas
India must upskill the rural youth through education programmes and skilling initiatives to enhance entrepreneurial abilities and employability.
The uncertainty and possible further disruptions in the defense supply chain out of Russia could accelerate India’s diversification and indigenization efforts.
New Delhi must leverage its SCO presidency to ensure greater cooperation amongst the member countries against drug trafficking
New Delhi must adopt a positive role during the SCO presidency and use the forum for the betterment of the whole of Eurasia
While the virus is threatening to rise again in a ‘third wave,’ China has literally dug in at high altitudes in its quest to secure real estate an
While the Modi government secured some notable gains during its time in office thus far, challenges lie ahead this year and beyond.
New Delhi is clearly making a push to expand its capabilities in the critical semiconductor industry.
China is a new entrant into the Indian Ocean, and there is a lot of concern over its development of ports and infrastructure and links with various countries. India must not overstate China's significance.
The shape of India’s recovery shows a multi-speed recovery with different sectors recovering at different paces, with the poor and marginalised bein
Once synonymous with inefficiency and slothfulness, India's public service delivery system is finally being overhauled and put on the path of reforms. Ironically, these reforms are being spearheaded by a set of state governments. This paper attempts to capture the key trends of this impressive development which has far reaching consequences for democracy and governance in the country.
India’s silence on developments in the South China Sea is highly unlikely to win it a lasting friendship with China but has the potential to do it some lasting damage.
India and the US may have policy differences on Russia and Iran, but keep big-picture focus on defense cooperation
The paper analyses small satellite activities within India in various institutions and identifies the opportunities as well as the gaps.
India could have much done better to have not been in this position of high risk. Deficits in India’s social welfare are old and basic problems and
Ideologically and strategically, India seems to be utilising its soft powers better than Pakistan in dealing with their resourceful neighbour, Afghani
India’s back-to-back moves to boost relations with Japan and Russia, particularly in security matters, appear to indicate it wants a bigger naval role in the contested South China Sea to counter a rising China. The reality is far different
Overstating Indian activism in the Western Pacific creates a false narrative that is harmful to balanced policymaking.
It is high time to integrate India’s innovative perspectives, technical intelligence, and engineering abilities to secure its space journey
The establishment of a new private institution has spotlighted New Delhi’s ongoing efforts to build out the commercial aspect of its space program.
The Modi government’s forethought is reflected in the recent push to privatise the domestic space industry which till now had been predominantly a p
The Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021 changed the strategic dynamics in the region. For India, the new regime and its attendant risks—especially the threat of terrorism—quickly put it in an unenviable position. This brief assesses India’s policy towards Afghanistan since August 2021. It will cover how India has articulated its Afghan policy, domestically and in multilateral organisations, and its incremental
China’s missed opportunity presents India with an opportunity to offer credible climate leadership
The two countries need to pause and think through every step they take, lest they get caught in an unending cycle of conflict.
Is the cost of maintaining India’s strategic petroleum reserves justified?
The security dimension of Chabahar is based on a preferential approach towards Indian interests rather than one based on exclusivity by Iran
Delhi wants to remain an Eurasian power, swinging between East and West according to its priorities. Its military ties with Moscow. The economic importance of Beijing. America as a strategic counterweight – as long as it works.
New Delhi approved a proposal to purchase six conventional submarines, but given past delays it’s not clear that India’s naval woes will dissipate anytime soon.
Without timely replenishment, India could end up with a submarine fleet similar to that of Pakistan.
With government initiatives and a dynamic workforce, India is well-positioned for diverse and robust employment growth
Nine months after the surgical strikes, what is the verdict on the efficacy to deter Pakistan from its sub-conventional warfare?
India remains consistent in its stance on the Ukraine crisis despite growing pressures from the West.
Realities in the Indo-Pacific region have changed, and it’s time for New Delhi to deepen its political ties with Taipei.
Taliban diplomats attending the course extended by the MEA should not be misconstrued as India’s overall approach towards the Taliban
Greater engagement with the Taliban will create new possibilities for India as other regional players such as China, Russia and Iran look for ways to step up their engagement
India must be more proactive in how it engages with China along its border
If private investment materialises, India may move closer to its targets for nuclear power generating capacity.
Young men and women from the countryside discovered the joys of creativity, individuality and even celebrity on the Chinese app.
