More: India
Algorithms of Favoritism: Power Wins Again
YouTube has emerged as a leading platform in today's digital landscape, providing creators with an opportunity to articulate their perspectives, share their narratives, and...
Hindu-Muslim conflict 1992, UP, India: Religion as a Cause of Violence?
Religion is not sufficient to explain the intricate and multifaceted conflict, which involves political, historical, social, and cultural components. A scholar must conduct a...
Breaking the Ice: India and China Resume Diplomatic Engagement
The Indo–China relationship has been tense and intricate due to an unsettled border, an unequal trade relationship, China's strategic partnership with Pakistan, and a...
AI-Driven Progress: How Indonesia and India are Redefining the Global South’s Digital Future
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping global industries, creating new economic opportunities, and driving digital transformation. For nations in the Global...
India and Trump’s power moves could destabilize Pakistan and supercharge the Taliban’s nuclear dream
Trump is back at the White House, unleashing sweeping executive orders, including a ban on resettling 1,600 Afghan refugees— some of them allies who aided America's fight against Taliban terror.But the Taliban's threat is spreading...
India-Japan relations and the sub-national dimension
Authors: Gitanjali Sinha Roy and Tridivesh Singh Maini
India-Japan relations have evolved over a long period of time. This relationship has seen many transitions at...
India’s First Offshore Mineral Auction: Critical Gains vs. Environmental Risks
India on November 28, 2024 initiated a first-of-its-kind e-auction of offshore mineral blocks, located off the coast of Kerala and Gujarat and the Great...
US-India Relations in a Multipolar World: The Impact of China and BRICS on US Grand Strategy
The US has been viewing the Indian behemoth as a check against the Chinese rise in the Asia-Pacific region, but the agreement by these...
Shadows of Deception
In a now all too common narrative, Indian COAS General Upendra Dwivedi has blamed Pakistan for hosting 80% of the so-called ‘remaining terrorists’ in...
Indian Foreign Policy: Connecting the Empty Dots
‘Incoherence’ appears to shadow the Indian foreign policy for about a quarter of a century now. It could be satisfactory for many to see...