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The traditional label of ‘middle power’ fails to capture India’s growing status. The country’s ability to shape the international discourse is no longer in question. India sees itself as a key player the global order.
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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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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.
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Gateway House's Researcher Samir N. Kapadia was quoted in Courrier International, a French weekly 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 La Nacion, an Argentinian daily 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 El Espectador, a Colombian 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 an article in The Financial Express about American-born children of immigrants moving to their ancestral countries for better career opportunities.