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Two Visits and Strategic Signalling: Sri Lanka at Focal Point of Indian Ocean diplomacy

New Delhi, May 10 -- In a single week, Sri Lanka has hosted two strategically important leaders from the region, President Mohamed Muizzu of the Maldives and Vietnamese President To Lam, signaling tha... Read More


Dying Rivers, Disappearing Species: Zoological Cost of Pollution in Pakistan and India

New Delhi, May 10 -- Rivers have always shaped the political and economic foundations of South Asia, but contemporary debates surrounding the Indus and Ganges systems remain narrowly centred on water ... Read More


Climate Migration: The Next Global Humanitarian Crisis?

New Delhi, May 9 -- Human beings have always migrated from one place to another. Sometimes for jobs. Sometimes for safety. Sometimes for a better life. But today a new and ever more urgent reason is d... Read More


Why India Has Modest Presence in Global Citrus Trade: Agricultural Export Policy Must Move Closer to Ground Realities

New Delhi, May 9 -- A mandarin picked in Nagpur does not become an export success at the orchard. It has to survive the 'mandi' (wholesale agricultural market), the trader, the grading table, the truc... Read More


Pakistan Needs Integrated Maritime Strategy: Fragmentation Carries Strategic Costs

New Delhi, May 9 -- Pakistan's coastline is not peripheral; it is strategic. Stretching over 1,000 km along the Arabian Sea, it connects critical sea lanes, energy corridors, and regional markets. In ... Read More


Rethinking Electoral Governance: Making Indian Democracy Manipulation Free

New Delhi, May 8 -- Concerns about the direction of electoral politics in India's democracy often emerge in moments of visible political shift, such as recent outcomes in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu, t... Read More


Stopping Iran's Nuclear Path not Merely a Western Security Interest: It is a Humanitarian Imperative

New Delhi, May 7 -- In global politics, the 'double standard' is a favorite talking point. Critics ask: if the U.S. and other powers keep nuclear weapons for self-defense, why is Iran denied the same?... Read More


India's Great Ideological Shift and Rise of a New National Identity

New Delhi, May 7 -- The current resonance across India's political landscape is not merely the sound of a transfer of power; it signals the twilight of a decades-old consensus and the rise of a renewe... Read More


Jammu & Kashmir's Drug-Addiction Crisis is a Multidimensional Threat: Joint Civic and Institutional Campaign Against it has Generated a Sense of Shared Responsibility

New Delhi, May 7 -- The greatest wealth of a nation is its youth and addiction steals that wealth silently.Drug addiction today stands as one of the most serious social challenges confronting Jammu an... Read More


Indian Elites Value EU Partnership But Doubt Europe's Strategic Strength

New Delhi, May 7 -- India and Europe are widely seen as sharing democratic values, providing a solid foundation for deeper cooperation. Yet Europe is still perceived in India as relatively weak in bot... Read More