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Rajni Bakshi, Senior Gandhi Peace Fellow at Gateway House, has written an article on how India-China can cooperate in designing the Silk Road. This article has been republished by the Political Indian
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Rajni Bakshi, Senior Gandhi Peace Fellow at Gateway House, has written an article for the Hindu, about the meeting of Indian scholars with Beijing and Shanghai think tanks, at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
Sameer Patil, associate fellow for national security, ethnic conflict and terrorism studies at Gateway House, comments on security issues to be discussed during Modi's visit to China.
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Rapidly evolving security threats in India's neighbourhood and a number of accidents means it is critical for India to invest in the modernisation as well as the indigenisation of India's rapidly obsolescing defence equipment. This policy perspective provides recommendations on what role Indian private sector can play in the modernisation of India's defence sector
Akshay Mathur, head of research at Gateway House, comments on the expected points of discussion during Modi's visit to China from 14-16 May, 2015
On 7 May 2015, the Indian parliament unanimously cleared a bill to operationalise the Land Boundary Agreement with Bangladesh. Neelam Deo, director at Gateway House, comments on the ratification of the historic boundary agreement with Bangladesh in the Indian parliament.
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The 'Make In India' campaign could learn from the manufacturing success story of Mexico which has come to be called as a 'rising global star in manufacturing’ and 'the China of the Americas'. Prime Minister Modi can seek inspiration from President Enrique Peña Nieto who has brought about a dozen major reforms by forging a historic consensus with the opposition parties through the Pact for Mexico.
If India is to harness its demographic dividend and the 'Make in India' campaign is to succeed it is important that the growing working force is equipped with the necessary skills. India's current system is lacking in both quality and size, the German model holds a number of solutions for India
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Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House has been quoted in an article on India-Iran's Chabahar port deal. This article has been published by Bloomberg news
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India must quickly recognise the evolving changes, challenges, and opportunities in Central Asia to avoid being relegated to the periphery of Eurasian trade AND geopolitics. It is now up to Prime Minister Modi to manage a rebalancing in Central Asia through diplomacy and cooperation rather than competition