On 23 November, India’s consul general in New York, Sandeep Chakravorty celebrated the achievements of the state of Israel in establishing political and cultural hegemony in
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Gassed to Death: Bhopal Tragedy Is Hard for India to Live Down Even After 35 Years
It has been 35 years since the Bhopal disaster struck India and claimed 20,000 lives, but its legal, moral, and historical lessons are relevant to
The Ballad of India’s Kashmir and Israel’s Palestine
“I believe the security situation will improve (in J&K), it will allow the refugees to go back, and in your lifetime, you will be able
India's 'Military Diplomacy' Has Been a Mixed Bag of Success
India’s practice of “military diplomacy” in holding joint drills with a variety of Great Powers and regional states has been a mixed bag of success
India Neglected Russia in Favor of the USA and Europe
Once the main importer of the Soviet and then Russian weapons and military equipment, India turned out to be an unstable and unreliable partner for
Bitter Time for New Delhi: Why Onion Crisis and Its Political Fallout in India Is One of History’s Poor Jokes
India is battling a crisis of onions, which its’ billion-plus citizens can’t do without, threatening a political fallout too grave in nature, and which must
Bereft Of Soft Power, India Stands Diminished In Hindu Kush And Central Asia
The dichotomy between the regime policy and public opinion is nowhere near as sharp as in the world of diplomacy. And nowhere in the contemporary
With Eye on India, Pakistan Strengthens Military Ties with Iran
The low-key coverage by the Pakistani media on the 2-day visit of the army chief General Qamar Bajwa to Iran notwithstanding, the event signifies a
