Courtesy: Outlook India
Outlook India writes on foreign policy think tanks in the U.S. and India, and also surveys the new players in the field, such as Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations.
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Last May, U.S. citizen David Headley confessed to being a spy for the Lashkar-e-Taiba. What no one has tackled yet is whether there are other Headleys out there whose actions threaten India, or any other country. Even with thousands of intelligence agencies scouting for terrorist activities, are we really safer?
Courtesy: Reuters
Reuters interviews K.N. Vaidyanathan - former Executive Director of the Securities and Exchange Board and current Gateway House's Senior Geoeconomics Fellow.
Courtesy: India Briefing
Amendments in India's Industrial Policy has brought reduction in the number of industries reserved for public sector. The policy focuses on deregulating the Indian industry and providing it with more freedom and flexibility and facilitating growth within the country’s industry.
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Reuters interviews K.N. Vaidyanathan - former Executive Director of the Securities and Exchange Board and current Geoeconomics Senior Fellow at Gateway House.
Gateway House Fellow Rajni Bakshi was quoted in an article by Livemint.com.
Courtesy: Reuters
Reuters interviews K.N. Vaidyanathan, former Executive Director of the Securities and Exchange Board, and now Gateway House's Senior Geoeconomics Fellow.
Courtesy: India Today
Rajni Bakshi, Gateway House Fellow, was quoted by India Today.
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Gateway House's Rajni Bakshi is quoted in Business today.
Courtesy: Pragati
IBSA’s abstention over Syria is an argument against Security Council reform. Critics of reform have long argued that increasing the number of permanent members to include Brazil and India would lead to paralysis.