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Charting policy through turbulent waters

Carefully, step by step, the policies of the present government in India are focused on removing blocks to exports from India. After the newly elected President of Sri Lanka made...

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Gaurav for Gogoi & Dhoni-like elan for Akhilesh The recently concluded Budget Session of Parliament...

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Palau deports Chinese criminals, reinforces Indo-Pacific security

If China goes after Taiwan without ‘disabling’ Palau, its Taiwan operation could be jeopardized....

Editor's Choice CLEO PASKAL

Tackling cybercrime is the biggest issue in the world of internet

The Sahyog Portal integrates authorized agencies and intermediaries on a single platform, eliminating procedural

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Editor's Choice Khushbu Jain

Can India’s startups match China’s deep tech muscle?

While we have excelled in leveraging technology for consumer convenience, the next phase of...

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Women’s issues are not a matter of politics

Women’s issues and feminism are universal but does one hegemonic narrative of the Left and Liberal Westerners define all? There needs to be the...

Heartless in the 21st century

On the fateful day of 23 November in 1963, all the students of our college were called to the assembly hall. The Principal solemnly...

Congress as West Indies, BJP as Australia

There seemed to be an air of inevitability as the co-author met scribes and locals in Shimla, Bilaspur and other places in Himachal Pradesh...

Taxing Hindu temples exclusively is jizya

The Congress Party, whenever it has been in power, whether at the Centre or in the states, has never lost an opportunity to exploit...

Angrez ko Hatao , Angrezi ko Nahin

Sri Lanka and Pakistan are examples of countries linked in the past to India that decided that once the British left, so should the...

India-Korea cooperation must for Indo-Pacific peace

In the dynamic landscape of international relations, the strategic importance of robust bilateral ties cannot be overstated. The upcoming bilateral visits by India’s External...

Being Economical with the Truth

The editor of the Economist, Zanny Beddoes, has mourned the resilience of the Russian side since the 24 February 2022 invasion of Donetsk and...

Move over Davos, it is now Raisina’s turn

In an era where the Atlantic has clearly given way to the Indo-Pacific, it is only fitting that the Davos summit has given way...

Capital fight awaits Delhi

The decks have been cleared for a very interesting showdown in the national capital where the Bharatiya Janata Party, which had won all the...

A new dawn in the Northeast

There has been substantial growth in per capita income across various states. The policy of divide and rule constructed by the post colonial Nehruvian state...

Will India finally get the UCC?

Opponents of UCC create false associations with communalism to sabotage the code. The Uniform Civil Code (UCC), often seen as a modern issue, actually has...

AAP, SP, Congress and some Déjà Vu

A strong opposition that can keep the government on its toes is always good for the health of a democracy. But then, hopes and...

How China perceives India’s rise

It appears that the Chinese perception about India’s rise is reluctantly and incrementally changing. Ever since the Galwan clash and the prolonged military standoff between...

India and Middle East: The Evolving Dynamics

Let multi-alignments, rather than a singular focus, be the basis of its policy recalibration. India must remain nimble, constantly ready to respond to the escalating...

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