China Likes to Negotiate but India Should Be Cautious
On the sidelines of a meeting of Foreign Ministers of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), India’s External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met his Chinese counterpart,...
Why Did China Ramp up Massive Infrastructure Along the LAC?
On August 2020, China proclaimed the unveiling of “Friendship Highway,” a phase two 118 km stretch road from Havelian to Thakot, which comes under...
Can the Broken Informal Sector of India Be Ever Fixed?
Throughout the world, COVID-19 has emerged as more than a health problem. It has also created devastating social, economic and other crises that are...
India’s Solar Spectrum: One Sun, One World, One Grid
India has the advantage of receiving peak solar radiation for 300 days due to its geographic positioning of lying in the tropical belt. The...
The Stalled Intra-Afghan Talks
The holding of Loya Jirga earlier this month to remove the last barrier on the road to intra-Afghan peace talks had raised prospects that...
France in India’s Changing China Policy
Post-Galwan, India’s foreign policy overtures are poised to show willingness to inculcate more robust security partnerships and economic alliances. In this regard, France emerges...
RCEP Trade Agreement: Where We Are Now and What Is India Seeking?
RCEP – Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership – is a free trade agreement in the Indo-Pacific Region between Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN)...
The Impact of Covid-19 on Punjab’s Economy
The lack of vision of Punjab policymakers, & New Delhi’s tendency to view the state from the lens of security has resulted in serious socioeconomic problems.
Colonial Legacy and Majoritarianism in South Asia
Majoritarian trends across India, Bangladesh and Pakistan have been heavily influenced by colonial history which eventually lead to the Partition of India and Pakistan along religious lines.