Neelam Deo on the Indo-Maldivian Relationship
Neelam Deo, Director at Gateway House, appeared on NDTV to comment on the relationship between India and Maldives.
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India’s future is sea-facing, for security and trade
An article co-written by Director Neelam Deo and Senior Researcher Aditya Phatak, Gateway House, was republished in The Political Indian.
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Tata, Reliance among Indian companies eyeing defense sector
Sameer Patil, Gateway House Fellow for National Security, Ethnic Conflict & Terrorism studies was quoted by Nikkei Asian Review in an article on Tata and Reliance's interest in the defence sector.
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Caste: mapping positive changes
In the ruckus raised by a growing number of caste-based groups, not earlier regarded as backward, for reservation quotas in government jobs and educational institutions, what is not being highlighted is the increasing success of how caste based discrimination is being reduced, even eliminated in some contexts. This must be mapped by social science researchers and policy makers, to help change the discourse of grievance.
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Going Global? Indian Businesses Must First Learn From Tata Steel
An article by Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Geoeconomics Fellow, Gateway House was republished by Swarajya.
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India’s future is sea-facing
India needs a more developed strategic focus on its eastern-western seaboards. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken the lead, investing considerable diplomatic capital and time in his visits to Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and island nations in the Arabian Sea. In the east, he is progressively engaging with ASEAN, Japan and Australia
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The sea and civilisation: origins of a globalized world
Gateway House, along with Avid Learning and the U.S. Consulate in Mumbai recently hosted a panel discussion which revolved around the influence of the sea on civilisation and globalisation over a period of 10,000 years.
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Going global? Study Tata Steel first
All Indian companies planning to go global should closely follow the saga of Tata Steel’s UK plants; it’s a masterclass on how intimately business is intertwined with geopolitics and geoeconomics
A giant step for Myanmar
Aung San Suu Kyi anchors new democratic government, but tough challenges remain
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Civilisation and the sea: How maritime travel helped globalise our world
Gateway House, Avid Learning and the U.S. Consulate hosted a discussion “The Sea & Civilization: This origins of a globalized world” on 30 March, 2016. The discussion led to a Firstpost feature.