A few weeks from now, navies of Australia, India, Japan and the US would conduct exercises in the Indian Ocean. These exercises, dubbed as Malabar series, have been held since… Continue reading Malabar manthan: Naval churning embraces Australia in the Indo-Pacific
In the wake of recent terror attacks, the French government said it would crack down on “Islamist separatism” but contradictory responses from officials are playing right into the hands of… Continue reading France at Crossroads: Need for Acting Decisively but Sensibly
India is the largest democracy and the United States the oldest and both have witnessed tectonic shifts in recent years in their political landscape. The rise of Prime Minister Narendra… Continue reading US and India: A tale of two democracies
Australia and ASEAN’s commitment has revolutionised the standard for international trade and business within the Indo-Pacific region. By understanding the history and relationship between the two parties, the common barriers… Continue reading Australia and ASEAN: A relationship with a promising future
New Delhi is crafting a new foreign policy where being an active member of quadrilateral attracts financial capital to India along with deeper security engagements, especially in the maritime realm,… Continue reading India in Quad: Breaching China’s oceanic cordon sanitaire
Much has been made of India’s abrogation of Article 370, so much so that the Greens tabled a motion in the New South Wales Parliament criticising India, also finding favours… Continue reading Why criticism of India on Kashmir lacks teeth
Much has been made of India’s abrogation of Article 370, so much so that the Greens tabled a motion in the New South Wales Parliament criticising India, also finding favours… Continue reading Why criticism of India on Kashmir lacks teeth?
Two decades ago, the Mekong-Ganga Cooperation (MGC) was initiated by India and the five ASEAN countries–Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam. Interestingly, Mekong means ‘Ma (mother) Ganga’. The idea… Continue reading Ganga and Ma-Ganga: Rivers stimulate cooperation
India’s New Education Policy (NEP) framework established in 1985 and modified in 1992 has seen the much-needed 2020 version, after three decades! Driven by the United Nations’ Goal 4 or… Continue reading Justifiably 21st Cen. India Dumps 20th Cen. Educational Model
The coronavirus pandemic has created new challenges for policemen and women across the world. Punitive methods such as fines, force and detention are commonly used to deal with those who… Continue reading Cops, Corona and CoVidiots
COVID-19 forced the government of India to impose a lockdown which meant that most economic activities except the “essential” ones would cease. The impact on employment, in particular, has been… Continue reading India Resists Stimulus Model of the Developed Economies
As the world slowly flattens the COVID-19 curve and key economies around the world restart their functioning, India’s Make in India initiative holds a key to the global economic revival.… Continue reading India Key to Global Economic Revival
