The number of seminars, webinars and knowledge programmes on the theme ‘Securing India at 75’ that I have attended in the last fortnight has actually been exhausting. Yet, it signals… Continue reading India beyond 75: Revamping our security needs
As India celebrates its 75th year of Independence, the country added another proud chapter to its illustrious democratic history on 25th July. A woman from the Santhal tribe broke the… Continue reading Droupadi Murmu’s Victory Silences Critics of India’s Democracy
Sports has been a vehicle for a long time for building bilateral relations, engaging with misguided and vulnerable youth, countering extremism, deepening diplomacy and nurturing resilient societies around the world.… Continue reading Sports is changing lives in Jammu and Kashmir
Australia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles visited India on a four-day tour, the highest-level visit so far, since Anthony Albanese government took charge in Canberra. The main… Continue reading Australia shares India’s China concerns
Australia voted for a new Prime Minister Anthony Albanese—Member for Grayndler in New South Wales, since 1996. “Albo’s” substantial rise in the party eventuated under Kevin Rudd’s Kevin07 dispensation in… Continue reading Albanese will sustain India policy like ScoMo
India is presently in the middle of an intense public backlash—protests and riots, largely spearheaded by the Muslim community, along with a very displeased United Arab Emirates, Malaysia, Oman, and… Continue reading Nupur Sharma is only a symptom of a deeper divide
In a day of mixed emotions, the sporting fraternity in India and Australia, celebrated the historic and maiden badminton win at the Thomas Cup, and mourned the loss of one… Continue reading Andrew “Roy” Symonds: Gone too soon
In recent months, India has witnessed an acute shortage of coal as several states, including the most populous, Uttar Pradesh, struggled to keep up with the electricity demand. Ironically, contrary… Continue reading Time to reject propaganda and get on with some business
In recent months, India has witnessed an acute shortage of coal as several states, including the most populous, Uttar Pradesh, struggled to keep up with the electricity demand. Ironically, contrary… Continue reading Time to reject propaganda and get on with some business
Many historians and archaeologists believe that the Indus Valley Civilisation that existed about 2,500 years ago mysteriously lost its existence and disappeared suddenly due to catastrophic water scarcity caused either… Continue reading India captures only 8% of 4K billion cubic meters of rain
If one googles the name Novak Djokovic the search results throw up not his grand slam records and accomplishments, but thousands of pages containing words like detention, medical exemption, border… Continue reading Novak’s deportation is extraordinary, but so is the time we live in
India is celebrating Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav commemorating 75th year of India’s independence. In India and across the world the Indian government is organising a series of events to celebrate… Continue reading India’s Constitution Day celebrated globally
