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Sankalp Forum, a platform that supports socially relevant small and medium enterprises, republished Gateway House's Director Manjeet Kripalani's article. Kripalani blogs about the hurdles social entrepreneurs in India face and the alluring idea of an India-South East Asia Social Enterprise Corridor.
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India’s tumultuous politics, weakened capital market, retroactive tax laws, uncertain growth rate, and bleak investment climate are adding up to India’s gloom. We need strong leadership and bold reforms to strengthen our economy.
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With turmoil in the Middle East, a drawdown in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict, the international community has paid little attention to the democracy of a small group of people - the Bahrainis. More worrisome, however, is that politics now responds to the elite.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in Poslovni dnevnik, a Croatian daily business newspaper, about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in Ultimo Segundo, a Brazilian online newspaper, about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in Turk North America, a Turkish newspaper based in the U.S., about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in The Columbus Dispatch, an American newspaper based in Ohio, about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.
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By forcing regime change in Libya, and attempting the same in Syria, and by promiscuously arming disparate groups of Wahabbis and Salafists to achieve this aim, NATO is creating more room for instability in the region. What Syria needs is engagement, not isolation; it needs dialogue and not the arming of rebels.
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The Hindu republished Ambassador Peter Jenkins' article on the Iranian nuclear issue. The author argues that India and BRICS can leverage their influence on the West and help in the process of arriving at a negotiated settlement with Tehran.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in Deccan Herald about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.