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ADB, India Sign $31 Million Loan to Develop Tourism, Boost Jobs in Tamil Nadu
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of India today signed a $31 million loan agreement to build up the state tourism industry and...
Indian Human Rights violation in Kashmir
In International conflict management, the models and approaches to solve the deep-rooted issue are vital and applicable but these models became fragile if any...
South Sudan-India: Diplomatic Relations and Economic Partnership Potential
During the Sudan civil wars in fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties and nineties India maintained some kind of unofficial diplomatic relations with the Southern Sudan...
13th G-20 Summit: India’s Diplomacy Finest Hour
The week leading up to the 13th G-20 Summit 2018 was one filled with chaos for the world’s mightiest economic and military superpowers. Great...
India and Pakistan bid for NSG Membership
48 years journey of India and Pakistan resulted in them getting the de-facto Nuclear Weapons Status. Since the last 20 years, both rivals have...
Impactful Reformists of India: Karunanidhi and Jayalalithaa made a difference in Tamil Nadu politics
Authors: Srimal Fernando and Harini Jayaraman
For over half a century the politics of the Indian state Tamil Nadu was dominated by the popular figures...
Shifting Disposition of Nuclear Deterrence in South Asia
In the contemporary political and security architecture of south Asia the deterrence discourse has evolved with the passage of time. It was the time...
LOC skirmishes on India-Pakistan borders
The end of the British rule paved way for the freedom of the masses at the time of independence. However, it was at the...
Kartarpur project: Imran Khan’s diplomatic masterstroke
At a time when sabre-rattling between the two South Asian estranged neighbors has escalated to alarming proportions, Pakistan has quite remarkably managed to score...
Is Strategic Balancing a ‘New Normal’ in Interlinked World?
The G-20 Summit 2018 will be remembered for extraordinary large number of bilateral and trilateral meetings, which seem to be even more significant than...