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भारताचा हा अर्थसंकल्प केवळ कर आणि खर्चाचा हिशोब नसून, तो �
केंद्रीय अर्थसंकल्प 2026-27 हे भारताच्या अधिक शिस्तबद्ध 'भू-�
भारत का ये बजट सिर्फ टैक्स और खर्च का हिसाब नहीं है बल्कि �
Union Budget 2026–27 illustrates India’s turn towards a more disciplined geoeconomic posture, where external fiscal commitments are shaped by deli
Budget 2026 reveals how India’s aid diplomacy remains anchored in neighbourhood-first commitments, even as global uncertainty tempers its broader de
जागतिक राजकारणात अनिश्चितता वाढताना, बहुपक्षीय सहकार्य
As geopolitics hardens, India’s softer strategy thrives—wielding affective diplomacy to rebuild regional bonds through memory, empathy, and exchan
Under its Neighbourhood First policy, India has begun to engage with less friendly regimes and has also pushed for connectivity to create leverage and
S. Jaishankar's visit to Bhutan is timely and hopes to check China’s growing influence in the region.
Modi in his first overseas visit in the new term, extended an early hand to the two Indian Ocean neighbours to ensure collective security.
For New Delhi, the China FTA came as a surprise as less than a year earlier, Yameen had declared that Maldives’ first FTA, whenever signed, would on
With the crippling of the South Asian Association of Regional Cooperation (SAARC), India’s quest for a new architecture for its neighbourhood policy
Former Secretary (West) in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), Mr. M Ganapathi, has emphasised the importance of the Indian Ocean in global developments in the 21st Century and the importance now given to the region by the government.
There is a need for a strong foreign policy, particularly with regard to the India's immediate neighbourhood, according to a former secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs.
Recent developments clearly illustrate that India needs to urgently address some of its internal dynamics to ensure that its neighbourhood policy can achieve the desired results.
India needs to enhance its engagement with the neighbours to fulfil its vision for shared growth and prosperity – a key mantra of the nation’s neighbourhood policy.
For India to be taken seriously by its neighbours, and other friends and adversaries alike, it has to be clear in its mind as to what it is and where it is headed, and where it wants to go - and can actually travel to.
The Beijing-led Trilaterals are aimed at challenging India’s long-term interests
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit was high on symbolism but India must do more to deliver on the bilateral agenda
Don’t view India’s neighbourhood policy in terms of wins or losses. Focus on the structural imperatives
The trajectories of India’s neighbours like Bangladesh are driven more by their own agency than their adjacency to India
Despite the promise of 2014, India's neighbourhood policy has run into some confusion. There are many examples. With Pakistan, India is paying for the Narendra Modi government's initial missteps.
India should put its Eurasian ambitions on hold for a while and focus on its immediate neighbourhood.
India's Hits and Misses in the Neighbourhood in 2025
From all accounts, the two-day visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Nepal on August 2-3 was a success. It was also a demonstration of the BJP-led government's neighbourhood policy which seems to be at the core of country's foreign policy.
The Modi government has been diplomatically polite and is in no haste to reach out to Pakistan for bilateral talks yet.
Exploring Bhutan’s transnational trade barriers, Afghanistan’s dismal healthcare facilities and other recent developments from South Asia.
Subregional economic cooperation has become a prioritised agenda in India’s neighbourhood policy. Policymakers and scholars increasingly conceptualise subregions in the neighbourhood to promote economic and connectivity cooperation. However, the subregional notion is rarely discussed in the context of security cooperation. This raises an important question regarding the subregional approach, or its lack thereof, in building security cooperation
Whether or not a military intervention in Male would have restored democracy without harming India’s credibility in the region is uncertain. That it would not have limited Beijing’s growing profile is unquestionable.
जागतिक व्यापाराचा नवा केंद्रबिंदू म्हणून विकसित होत असलेल्या भारतीय उपखंडात सर्वांनाच शांतता हवी आहे. त्यासाठीच भारताची ‘नेबरहूड पॉलिसी’ सशक्त असायला हवी.
