The jury is still out on whether the rapidly unfolding events spell a setback to India’s diplomacy and whether the country’s much publicized “clout” on the world stage is illusory
In the wake of a deadly terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s fiery speech in Bihar has reignited the debate over political opportunism, national security, and electoral strategy ahead of crucial state polls
As the US-China tariff war escalates, Beijing reaches out to New Delhi, seeking closer ties to counterbalance Washington’s aggressive economic moves. Will India emerge as a strategic winner or collateral damage in this power struggle?
The deportation of undocumented Indian nationals sent back in shackles on a US military flight sparked an outrage in India. It also hurt Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India’s image for its failure to stand up for the dignity of its citizens. Former foreign secretary and later India’s ambassador to the US NIRUPAMA RAO shared her angst with KUMKUM CHADHA while talking about the significance of the recent Trump-Modi meeting in the US
With a decisive victory in Delhi, the party faces a crucial question: Who will be the next chief minister? The party has a free hand, but will it choose experience, legacy, gender representation, or caste considerations?
As the two Asian giants India navigate a fragile détente, the re-election of Donald Trump adds a new dimension to the geopolitical chessboard. While New Delhi and Beijing seek to stabilize relations, Washington’s evolving China strategy raises critical questions about India’s balancing act between the two powers. Will India emerge as a bridge, a battleground, or a decisive player in the shifting global order?