How technology can cap oil prices
Amit Bhandari's article 'How technology can cap oil prices' was republished by The Political Indian.
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Will the Trans Pacific Partnership have an impact on Indian pharma industry?
Patralekha Chatterjee's article 'Will the TPP impact Indian pharma?' was republished by DNA.
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Myanmar votes: why it matters
Myanmar is making a transition towards democracy with an election on 8 November, 2015. The elections are expected to be free, if not completely fair. Countries, including China and India are watching the elections keenly with a hope that they will provide for a stable and strong government.
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Chota Rajan arrest: inside story
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Gateway House, was interviewed by SBS Radio on his views on gangster Chota Rajan's arrest in Bali in Indonesia.
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Will the TPP impact Indian pharma?
Patralekha Chatterjee's article 'Will the TPP impact Indian pharma?' was republished by the Indian American Times.
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Election Diaries 2015: Bihar
Gateway House's Manjeet Kripalani is on a five-day trip to North Bihar to observe the penultimate days of the election campaigning. She will send a daily diary, in pictures or words, while traversing Bihar; on its progress and its aspirations. And why Bihar is so important to India.
Courtesy: Indian American Times
Why India-U.S. energy ties are stuck
Amit Bhandari's article 'Why India-U.S. energy ties are stuck' was republished by the Indian American Times.
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Indian forces kill top militant in Kashmir
Sameer Patil, Fellow, National Security, Ethnic Conflict & Terrorism studies, Gateway House, was quoted by Benar News in an article titled 'Indian forces kill top militant in Kashmir.'
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Completely outspent by China, India is sticking to its own plan to win over Africa
Rajrishi Singhal, Senior Fellow, Geoeconomics Studies, Gateway House, was quoted by Quartz in an article titled 'Completely outspent by China, India is sticking to its own plan to win over Africa.'
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IAFS III: The lesser known history
The roots of India-Africa relations go beyond the period when colonisation was at its peak. With a backdrop of the third India-Africa Forum Summit in New Delhi from October 26-29, 2015, Sifra Lentin, Mumbai History Fellow, Gateway House, talks about the shared history of the two, including the 'Bombay Rupee'.