ANN 1 Courtesy: Asia News Network
6 June 2014

Modi’s US trip an opportunity to mend US-India relations

Gateway House's Director Neelam Deo was quoted in an article in the Asia News Network on the future course of the India-U.S. bilateral. She says Prime Minister Modi's decision to accept President Obama's invitation to visit the U.S is a pragmatic one

BBTV Courtesy: Bloomberg TV
6 June 2014

In Business: Scripting The Indo-U.S. Story Afresh

Gateway House's Director Neelam Deo was interviewed by Bloomberg TV for for a special segment on foreign policy started by the channel in association with Gateway House. In this segment she talks about the future of the India-U.S. bilateral

Hindu Bizline Courtesy: The Hindu Business Line
6 June 2014

No external debt crisis, please

The Hindu Business Line republished an article by Gateway House's Senior Geoeconomics Fellow Rajrishi Singhal examining the Reserve Bank of India's move barring banks with overseas operations from giving foreign currency loans to Indian companies.

CNN 2 Courtesy: CNN
6 June 2014

India-Pakistan future relations

Gateway House's co-Founder Manjeet Kripalani was interviewed by international news channel CNN on the future of India-Pakistan relations. She says that under the charge of Prime Minister Modi, the bilateral can chart a new course

DOha Courtesy: Doha Centre for Media Freedom
6 June 2014

Indian media scrutinised over election coverage

Gateway House Co-Founder Manjeet Kripalani was interviewed by the Doha Centre for Media Freedom, a non-profit organisation working for press freedom, on the role played by the Indian media in the general elections and the impact of this coverage on public opinion.

Shangri La Dialogue Courtesy: Department of National Defence, Republic of Philippines
5 June 2014

Rethinking India’s role in Asia

The recently held Shangri-La Dialogue, an annual security forum of Asia’s defence establishments, highlighted the growing anxieties over China’s belligerent pursuit of territories under dispute in the South China Sea. The U.S. and Japan have made it clear that they will strongly challenge China’s claims. It’s a tussle that will throw up new security dilemmas for India in the future