eurasia-review Courtesy: Eurasia Review
3 June 2015

Derisking rising oil prices

Amit Bhandari, Author, Energy and Environment Fellow, Gateway House, has written an article about the oil price fluctuation and what India can do mitigate its effects. This article has been republished by Eurasia Review.

eurasia-review Courtesy: Eurasia Review
3 June 2015

Modi 365: Repositioning India Globally – Analysis

Neelam Deo, director, Gateway House, delivered a series of lectures across the U.S., analysing Modi’s foreign policy on the occasion of his one-year completion in office. This abridged version of her lecture was republished by Eurasia Review.

Political Indian Courtesy:
3 June 2015

De-risking rising oil prices

Amit Bhandari, Author, Energy and Environment Fellow, Gateway House, has written an article about the oil price fluctuation and what India can do mitigate its effects. This article has been republished by the Political Indian.

Latinvex Courtesy: Latinex
3 June 2015

Peru Cola: Inspiration for India

R.Viswanathan, Distinguished Fellow, Latin American Studies- Gateway House, has written an article about a Peruvian Cola company's foray into the niche Cola market. This article has been republished on Latinvex.com.

info7- Pacific Alliance Courtesy: www.info7.com
2 June 2015

The Pacific Alliance & India

The Pacific Alliance—Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile—is one of the newest and most vibrant regional groupings in Latin American. Apart from the liberal foreign trade policies of these countries, they also have higher growth and lower inflation rates than their neighbours. India’s trade with the grouping has been growing, and as an observer member of the bloc, there is scope for much deeper engagement.

CASS Courtesy: Sameer Patil
28 May 2015

China’s ‘think tank’ culture

A recent visit by Gateway House researchers to various think tanks in Beijing and Shanghai offered a glimpse of China’s efforts to establish a “think tank culture”. The government hopes this will create a research base for policy analysis and project the country’s power globally, but for now the thinks tanks face many challenges, such as intellectual autonomy, language, and using resources optimally

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, center, unveils the logo of 'Make in India' initiative in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Sept. 25, 2014. Scores of business leaders from India and abroad attended the launch of the initiative where in the Indian Prime Minister called on manufacturers across the globe to come and make India a manufacturing hub. (AP Photo/Saurabh Das) Courtesy: Wikipedia
28 May 2015

Modi 365: Repositioning India globally

On the occasion of the BJP government’s one-year anniversary, Neelam Deo, director, Gateway House, delivered a series of lectures across the U.S., analysing Modi’s foreign policy. His energetic style, she said, has created several milestones—including a revival of relations with the U.S. and Russia, and a new approach to China and to India’s neighbourhood—that can cumulatively transform India’s growth trajectory. This is an abridged version of her lecture: