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Takaichi’s earlier remarks on Taiwan have made foreign policy a key pillar of the election campaign, signalling a harder security line that has inte
জাপানের প্রথম নারী নেত্রী একটি বিভক্ত দল এবং ভঙ্গুর জনাদ
टोकियोतील संसदेत झालेल्या एका चर्चेतून सुरू झालेली बाब �
What began as a parliamentary exchange in Tokyo now illustrates how historical narratives, domestic politics, and alliance coordination are converging
A single remark on Taiwan has triggered a sharp China–Japan fallout, exposing how diplomatic missteps can rapidly spill into trade, tourism, and sup
जापान की सत्ता के गलियारों में इन दिनों एक ही महिला आवाज़
Japan’s new PM Sanae Takaichi starts strong abroad, but fragile party alliances and domestic pressures raise questions about how long her political
जपानच्या पहिल्या महिला नेत्या म्हणून त्या आर्थिक अडचणी �
Takaichi’s opening week compresses Japan’s twin imperatives — alliance reassurance and Indo-Pacific outreach — into rapid diplomacy.
जापान की पहली महिला प्रधानमंत्री साने ताकाइची को विरासत
Japan’s first female leader is set to inherit a fractured party and a fragile mandate as the country navigates economic headwinds and regional uncer
मौजूदा आर्थिक झटके की चोट और बांग्लादेश के टाका की क़ीमत �
The brunt of the current economic shocks and its impact on the value of the Bangladeshi Taka is faced by the underprivileged sections of Bangladesh
A precarious situation has developed resulting in a constitutional logjam in Karnataka. There is a need to have a relook at the Act.
कर्नाटक में कांग्रेस समर्थित सरकार अगर गिर भी जाती है, तो
Trump’s recent letters are unmistakable signs of his administration’s growing embrace of Azerbaijan as a centerpiece of its strategy — from Euro
Since the dispute started off nearly a century ago, the two riparian states — Karnataka and Tamil Nadu — have been contending on self-interest ove
The Karnataka electorate did not give a clear mandate to any party. But it happens in democracies that follow the first past the post system.
The bigger question the Karnataka verdict poses to us is: in the emerging disruptive trend of India’s democracy does voter choice matter at all?
कर्नाटक में स्वास्थ्य क्षेत्र में उम्मीदों और जमीनी हकी�
कर्नाटक के लिए चुनाव प्रचार एक तरह से पिछले साल से ही शुरू
A Karnataka victory would go into the account of Rahul Gandhi whose credentials as a leader would get strengthened and accepted by his friends and foe
Water disputes like Cauvery does not lie in ad-hoc Awards by Tribunals or orders by Courts
On December 5, 2003, following the November 17- Bollattu encounter, this author wrote in this newspaper (Deccan Herald), Procrastination on the part of the Karnataka Government in dealing with the Naxalite menace will only help the latter to expand and grow in the state.
Karnataka has emerged as the latest Indian State to witness violence involving the Naxalites, known variously as Left-wing extremists or Maoists at home and abroad. In an encounter with the police on November 17, 2003 a woman Naxalite of the People¿s War Group (PWG) was killed in Bollattu village, near Karkala, Udupi district, on the State¿s western flank close to the coast.
If the BJP has a long-term economic vision for India, it needs to shun acting in a purely transactional manner in the near term.
What was not acceptable to Karnataka have been made acceptable to Sikkim now. Naturally, advocates in Sikkim too would not want to have a judge, allegedly tainted by misdemeanour, to be their Chief Justice.
The Centre's Notification of the Cauvery Award should encourage Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to work with the Centre and the other two riparian stake-holders to revive the proposal to build an additional reservoir to store the excess waters, to be shared among them.
India, Japan and the United States are planning to conduct their first trilateral meeting in New Delhi later this year to discuss issues of strategic interests, according to Japan's Ambassador to India, Mr. Akitaka Saiki.
His Excellency Mr. Akitaka Saiki, Ambassador of Japan to India, addressed an eminent gathering at the ORF campus in New Delhi on June 29, 2011. In his lecture, Mr. Saiki outlined the huge potential for cooperation between India and Japan to build a strong partnership in the context of the rapidly changing security dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region. This is the text of his lecture and the proceedings of the event.
During a lecture on 'Japan's foreign policy: Strategy and practice', Japan's Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr Akitaka Saiki reiterated the Japanese position that the security issues in the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, the South China Sea and East China Sea cannot be treated separately.
Cauvery water-sharing problem requires a political solution driven by consensus among politicians, civil society & people of the two states-an event report
The process of reforms in the power sector has undergone a full circle with the outcome of this general election and the people's verdict in at least two key reform oriented states, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh, necessitating a rethink of the issue.
This paper argues in favour of integrating valuation of ecosystem services in development policy planning in India. The paper presents three cases where monetary values of ecosystem services have been estimated to illustrate the significance of the exercise: the Terai Arc Landscape (TAL) in Uttarakhand, the Kunigal Wetlands in Karnataka, and the Indian Sundarbans Delta (ISD) in West Bengal. The first two cases highlight the ecosystem-livelihoods
The Government of Karnataka, in May 2025, decreed the Karnataka Act No. 36 of 2025, The Greater Bengaluru Governance Act (GBGA), 2024 for the Greater Bengaluru Area. This was in view of urban governance issues arising in the megacity of Bengaluru, for which the existing urban governance structure had become obsolete. Having replaced the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) Act of 2020, the GBGA, it is hoped, will introduce greater coordinati
With the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal announcing its final award, water, in general, and inter-State river water issues, in particular, are once again in the national focus. There are varying concerns about the socio-political fallout of the Tribunal award in the riparian States, with Karnataka and Kerala expressing unhappiness to differing degrees, and Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, respectively, expressing 'relief' and 'satisfaction'.
This year reinforced, with unmistakable clarity, the fact that the use of force remains a crucial mechanism through which states renegotiate the terms of their engagement with one another
Grasslands that provide a variety of ecosystem services for humans—including carbon storage, which is important to mitigating climate change—are among the world’s most threatened habitats. In India, grassy ecosystems are not accorded any legal protection. Vast acres of these grasslands are converted for revenue-generating use, altering their ecological dynamics and threatening the livelihoods and cultures of pastoral and agrarian communitie
कर्नाटकने शेतजमीन खरेदी-विक्री संदर्भात केलेल्या कायद्यातील सुधारणा सर्वांसाठी अनुकरणीय आहे. त्यामुळे शेतकऱ्यांसाठी समृद्धीचे दरवाजे किलकिले तरी होतील.
