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India needs to help Prime Minister Deuba clear the way for elections under the new Constitution.
India has done well with its neighbours by not giving up on them in their own hour of crisis. Even while the nation was faced with exigencies of every
India’s regional reset won’t be complete without a change in its Pakistan policy
India and Bangladesh, acting together, can drive South Asia’s economic and social progress
As China’s leverage increases, New Delhi has to reimagine its terms of engagement with neighbours
All ties need constant nurturing. Challenges old and new will constantly require resolution.
The new extra-regional player in China seems to want to provoke internal anti-India debates in individual South Asian nations.
Several Chinese provincial governments have taken the lead on COVID diplomacy in continental Southern Asia.
The recent incidents shed light on the desperation of the migrant labours in the South Asian countries that worsen during disasters like the present p
Don’t view India’s neighbourhood policy in terms of wins or losses. Focus on the structural imperatives
Bilateral ties and engagements between India and Bangladesh help in exploring many new windows of possibilities for Assam, ranging from trade and comm
As Prime Minister Modi prepares to signal India’s leadership role in Kathmandu, an analysis of India’s role in the MVA process will prove instruct
Disrupting conventional thinking, Prime Minister Modi held a video conference to fight Covid-19 with all SAARC leaders.
India’s regional relations are almost all in states of distress. That’s a big problem for New Delhi.
India has not turned a blind eye to the developments in its neighbourhood, nor has it stopped participating in events over there.
Maldives' Foreign Minister, Mohamed Asim said that the choice flowed from his nation’s India first policy.
The Opposition — PPM-PNC combine — has called upon New Delhi, along with Sri Lanka and Pakistan, to help obtain freedom for Yameen.
India and Bangladesh’s relationship has been growing steadily over the past few years, especially since Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina came to power in January 2009. In 2019, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi described the relationship as being in its “golden era (Sonali Adhyay).” Indeed, Bangladesh is at the centre of India’s flagship ‘Neighbourhood First’ and ‘Act East’ policies, and has been crucial in ensuring peace
The success of any high-level interaction between India and Bangladesh is always measured in the level of tangibles. The virtual summit will not be an
Nepal and India must work towards reducing their differences. Otherwise, the growing distance could prove counterproductive to the interests of both t
India is emphasising on promoting economic ties and connectivity in its neighbourhood.
President Ghani's visit to India marks a radical shift in the policy of Afganistan towards India and is a game-changer in South Asia.
Delhi has envisioned various subregions in and around the subcontinent. Re-integrating the subcontinent by re-discovering the old as well as building
Afghan National Army soldiers in Oruzgan province surrendered and gave up their military base to the Taliban and other South Asian roundups
With her visit to China now, Suu Kyi has travelled to three of the five immediate neighbours of Myanmar.
Executed properly, Aadhaar could become a central pillar of India’s ‘neighbourhood first’ policy.
