Robert Blackwill has a long wait ahead
V. Anantha Nageswaran, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, Gateway House wrote an article for The Mint.
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India’s policy towards Rohingya is articulated better by MEA than MHA: fmr envoy to Myanmar
Rajiv Bhatia was quoted in an article by The National Herald on the Rohingya issue in Myanmar
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Venus: testing ground for high-technologies
The Indian Space Research Organisation’s (ISRO) recently announced intention to visit the planet Venus – the third celestial destination for India after the Moon and Mars – is a significant academic pursuit. But can New Delhi use this opportunity to develop cutting-edge trans-disciplinary technologies and advance its space diplomacy?
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After Xiamen, a stronger BRICS?
The ninth BRICS summit represented the victory of pragmatism over narrow nationalistic impulses. All BRICS members are likely to craft the grouping’s future script as it enters its second decade, but more crucially, the Big Three will have to show a large dose of statesmanship
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Expanding India’s engagement with IOR
India must deepen its involvement with countries of the Indian Ocean Region on issues of security, commerce, and connectivity: this was the upshot of the second Indian Ocean Conference, held by the India Foundation in Colombo two weeks ago
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Permanently topped up swamp
V. Anantha Nageswaran, Adjunct Senior Fellow, Geoeconomic Studies, published an article in The Mint
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Dhaka plea made MEA shift stand
Rajiv Bhatia was quoted in an article by The Hindu on the Rohingya issue
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Reporting Pakistan: Meena Menon’s book busts stereotypes and explores unseen side of India’s ‘enemy’
Sameer Patil was mentioned in an article by Firstpost about Meena Menon's new book on Pakistan
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‘Is raid raj now unavoidable?’: Ten reads from Left and Right on the costs of demonetisation
V. Anantha Nageswaran was mentioned in by Scroll.in on Demonetisation.
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Partition: those who stayed behind
Bombay’s Parsis, Bene-Israel Jews, and Goans settled in Karachi, Lahore and other cities and provinces that the British had annexed since the mid-19th century. The Partition of India in 1947 gave these minority communities the choice to stay or leave. The Bene-Israel left. The Parsis and Goans continue to have a presence in Pakistan