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March 23, 1940 versus March 26, 1971: Is two-nation theory dead?
Sheikh Mujibur Rehman declared Bangladesh to be independent on March 26, 1971. There is a long trajectory of events that culminated in this cataclysmic...
India’s vaccine diplomacy: Is it the right time?
It was after 9 months since the pandemic wave started in India and India being the 2nd populous state put the toughest lockdown to...
Indian Ocean: Is India triangulating between the U.S. and China?
The Indian Ocean, a significant geopolitical region, is acting as a regional stage for great power competition between India, China, and the U.S. The...
Between Russia and USA – India Intends to Extract Benefit from Both Sides
It has become a challenge for India to maintain a balance between new and old friends between the changing international equations and priorities.
The challenge...
India’s Diplomacy and Strategic Policy: Between the Two Roofs
India's strategic policy and diplomacy, which has been defensive till now, is gradually becoming aggressive with the tenure of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi....
Bangladesh’s golden jubilee of independence and 1971 wounds
The writer is of the view that India should avoid marring BD’s independence celebrations by creating ill-will against Pakistan.
Bangladesh is celebrating its golden jubilee...
Has India adopted an aggressive foreign policy?
In any nation the three critical tools of statecraft are diplomacy, intelligence and armed forces. India has tried to upgrade the three tools with...
India, A Flawed Democracy: Reality or Hypocrisy?
Coming close on the heels of an uncontrolled, un co-ordinated and questionable farmers’ agitation continuing in areas around Delhi, there have been a few...
Paul Dass OBE and his passion for creating design led homes in Goa
Paul Dass OBE moved from London to Goa to build a new kind of life while living his passion for creating design-led luxury homes....
India’s Modi to Firm up ‘Ties in Blood’ With Bangladesh
Bangladesh is celebrating 50 years of Independence, and none seems happier than India, the larger neighbour, at times derided as the “big brother.”
There are...