More: India
When Terror Wears a White Collar
On November 10, the Delhi blast rattled more than the city’s infrastructure. Yet again, it upended our core assumptions about the faces behind the...
India’s High-Stakes Gambit in Myanmar: A Risky Strategic Move
Ahead of flawed elections according to informed sources, New Delhi is engaged in high-level negotiations with the Myanmar military regime to establish new security...
Beyond the Crash: Can the Tejas Program Recover Its Export Momentum?
The recent crash of India's Tejas fighter jet at the Dubai Airshow has raised concerns about the future of the aircraft, which has been...
Decoding India’s New Labour Laws
India's federal government is implementing four new labour codes to update rules that have been in place for decades. These codes cover wages, industrial...
India, Taliban Set to Launch Air Cargo Link as Ties Quietly Thaw
India and Afghanistan are preparing to restart air cargo services, an Indian foreign ministry official said on Friday, marking a significant but understated shift...
Deadly Indian Cough Syrup Linked to Safety Lapses and Weak Oversight
At least 24 children have died in India after consuming Coldrif cough syrup, raising renewed concerns about the country’s pharmaceutical safety standards. Investigations indicate...
Central and South Asia on the Path of Transformation and Conflicts
Important and even fateful historical processes most often occur after very significant events. Major wars, revolutions, and conflicts have often been such events in...
Amid Regional Isolation, Taliban Seeks Economic Lifeline from India
Afghanistan's Taliban trade minister, Alhaj Nooruddin Azizi, visited India to encourage more investments and trade between the two countries. This visit comes as both...
Air India Seeks China’s Xinjiang Airspace as Losses Surge
Air India is urging the Indian government to negotiate access to a sensitive Chinese military airspace corridor over Xinjiang to shorten long-haul routes.The request...
“Baia Villas pays a homage to Mandrem itself” says Nandini Agarwal
Nandini grew up moving between cities — Kolkata until she was ten, Gurgaon through her early teens, and Bombay for her high school years....