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Is the QUAD Alliance Falling Short of Any Concrete Action?

by Rehan Rajput29 June 202129 July 2021 3 min read

India adds its voice to the call by member nations of the QUAD alliance, in keeping the Indo-Pacific region open, free and progressive. But where is a concrete action plan?

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What Modi Govt Should Look at in 2021

by Subrajoti Paul26 January 202126 January 2021 5 min read

The ghost of demonetisation still haunts GDP growth and is responsible for the cash crunch in the market.

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Upon Supreme Court’s Verdict on Shaheen Bagh, A Relook at the CAA

by Sauro Dasgupta15 October 20201 December 2020 4 min read

All that the CAA states is that the persecuted (very specific) minorities would be provided with citizenship, either immediately or within a slated time which would be much less than the standard time.

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Will the Creation of CDS Reform India’s Defence Planning?

by Adithya Variath22 July 202010 December 2020 4 min read

The position of the CDS is coveted as well as complicated. The CDS, conventionally, is expected to be a ‘first among equals’, a five-star officer who will be senior to the three Service Chiefs.

IndiaPolitics

Good Conduct in the House: Is a Daily Reminder the Key?

by S Raghavan21 July 202010 December 2020 4 min read

Noise and mayhem, can at best, bring disruptive elements in front of all,
however, they certainly cause the disrupters to lose respect as well as delay the expected response to the questions at hand.

NeighbourhoodPoliticsSouth Asia & China

Will India Engage in Multilateral Transboundary Water Cooperation?

by Gauri Noolkar-Oak19 July 202010 December 2020 5 min read

Going multilateral does not mean India should neglect or abandon existing bilateral mechanisms. In fact, robust bilateral mechanisms established by India can serve as both, the interlinks as well as the bedrock, of multilateral water cooperation in South Asia.

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