Patel vs Patel: Why many American Patels think Hardik does more harm than good
Seema Sirohi's article, 'Patel vs. Patel' was republished on The Political Indian.
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Patel vs. Patel
Seema Sirohi's article, 'Patel vs. Patel' was republished in Indian American Times
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BSF-Rangers: Blow hot, blow cold
The Director Generals of the Indian Border Security Force and the Pakistan Rangers met from September 9-12. Sameer Patil, National Security Fellow, discusses the outcome of the talks and why the decisions may take time to percolate.
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India-UNSC: Reflecting Asian realities
Gateway House visited St. Xavier's College, Mumbai, as part of its Foreign Policy Roadshow on 11 September, 2015. Ambassador Neelam Deo addressed the students on the United Nations Security Council and the future India has with it.
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A choice of 9/11s
Whatever else may be beyond our control, we are all free to choose which 9/11 moves us most deeply.
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India-Saudi row over rapes
In light of the alleged raping of two Nepali women by a Saudi Arabian diplomat in Gurgaon, Neelam Deo discusses the raised concerns regarding the immunity that is extended to diplomats.
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Patel vs. Patel
Has Hardik Patel done more harm than good to the Patel community? The Patels of the US say that their credibility has been tarnished by the protests in Gujarat. Seema Sirohi talks to Patels in America and assesses their mood.
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Human rights in Iran
While the lifting of economic sanctions after Iran’s recent nuclear deal with the P5+1 countries may improve socio-economic conditions, will it also positively impact human rights in the country?
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Rosneft spells out its Asian pivot strategy
Amit Bhandari, fellow for energy and environment studies, Gateway House, was quoted from his press statement on 'ONGC’s Purchase of Stake in Rosneft' by Livemint.
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India’s lurking TTIP challenge
If the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership moves ahead after further negotiations were held in July, Indian exporters could be disadvantaged. Instead, India must be ready to use the further opening up of huge markets across the Atlantic, and adopt trade policies that mix regionalism and multilateralism.