Tag: india

China now anchors the global economy, while India’s rise is reshaping the balance of economic power.

India's neighbours are no longer choosing between New Delhi and Beijing. They are leveraging both — turning geography, competition and strategic ambiguity into tools of national advantage, while forcing India to rethink how influence is earned and sustained.

Debroy and Sinha argue that unchecked AI threatens privacy and democratic norms, and that developing countries especially need coordinated regulation, transparency, and capacity-building to keep pace responsibly.

India and Nepal's historic ties are not enough. As shared security and climate challenges grow, both countries need stronger institutions to sustain their partnership.

The India–Nepal border is often celebrated as one of the most unique frontiers in the world. Stretching nearly 1,850 kilometres from Uttarakhand in the...

Public discourse on economic reforms often focuses on large interventions—new tax laws, major institutional restructuring, major privatization or other sweeping policy changes. While such...

In December 1908, after hearing Bipin Chandra Pal speak in Cambridge, Jawaharlal Nehru wrote to his father: I objected greatly to his not taking...

South Asia is one of the world’s most dangerous nuclear flashpoints. The brief conflict between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan in May this year was a...

Abeer Kapoor is a game designer and author. He is the author of Zoraver and the Lost Gods by tomorrow.   How did you know you were...

It was six years ago, on the 5th of August, 2019, that the Modi government struck a below-the-belt blow to the Indian Constitution, especially to the principles of...