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24 August 2009India's Energy Options: Coal and Beyond
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Over the coming decades, two of India’s greatest challenges will be (1) how to grow while concurrently joining a worldwide push toward mitigating climate change and (2) how to secure diversified Tagged Under climate change , Energy |
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Backgrounders
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3 October 2008Mercury Rising: India's Looming Red Corridor
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Tagged Under Energy , Naxalism , Security |
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 Op-Eds
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20 May 2010Cover everyone's bases
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5 November 2007India's Foreign Policy
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Tagged Under Energy , Indo-US , nuclear proliferation |
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24 July 2010China turns on demand power
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American journalist Matt Taibbi employed a grotesque analogy last summer to describe the Wall Street titan Tagged Under China , Energy , Multi-polar , oil |
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20 September 2010‘India might translate (its) economic influence into political and perhaps even military power...’
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Gateway House recently hosted Dr. Eberhard Sandschneider, the Research Director of the Deutsche Gesellschaft fur Auswartige Politik or the German Council on Foreign Relations, Berlin. On his visit Tagged Under angela merkel , Energy , euro , Indo-Germany |
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1 October 2010A Role for India in Latin America's Development
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During the recent FIFA World Cup games, cricket-crazed India morphed into a football-obsessed nation, pledging its overwhelming support to Brazil and Argentina. From Kochi to Kolkata the power Tagged Under Energy , Indo-Latin America , pharmaceuticals , Trade |
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Op-Eds
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12 October 2010China's Pipelineistan "War"
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Future historians may well agree that the 21st century Silk Road first opened for business on December 14, 2009. That was the day a crucial stretch of pipeline officially went into operation Tagged Under Central Asia , Chinese foreign policy , Energy |
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24 May 2011India proposes, Africa promises
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The first India-Africa Forum Summit in April 2008 raised the profile of cooperation with Africa significantly. About 14 African countries and the Tagged Under Energy , higher education , Tata group , transport , UN Security Council |
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Op-Eds
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5 September 2011A Greater Game for India's Energy
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A new version of the Great Game is afoot. Or so New Delhi believes, as it has nervously watched Beijing acquire energy assets from Africa to Central Asia over the past decade. Now India is Tagged Under Adani Power , Beijing , coal , Energy , energy access , energy and infrastructure , Energy market , gas , Montek Singh Ahluwalia , oil , ONGC |
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