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From Dhaka to Kathmandu: An Islamist-globalist blueprint to destabilize South Asia?

New Delhi, Sept. 17 -- Across South Asia, a dangerous pattern is emerging: so-called "popular uprisings" fueled by external forces and hijacked by Islamists, opportunists, and globalist conspirators. ... Read More


Why India and Pakistan Should Resume Cricket Ties

New Delhi, Sept. 17 -- The day I reached Monrovia in 2004 to be part of the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Liberia, a nation ravaged by 14 years of civil war that killed a quarter million peop... Read More


As Nepal limps back to normal after mayhem and regime change, questions aplenty but few answers

New Delhi, Sept. 16 -- Our neighbourhood street dog Ramri is barking more than usual. Last night, unknown men tried to break into a house in our area, on the outskirts of Kathmandu. Tonight, my father... Read More


Nepal Crisis: Is India Being Boxed-In In A Destabilized South Asia?

New Delhi, Sept. 16 -- Sushila Karki, Nepal's Interim Prime Minister In her first public comments, said, "We have to work according to the thinking of Gen Z. What this group is demanding is an end to ... Read More


Lessons From Mass Uprisings: Governments Ignore Warning Signs At Their Own Peril

New Delhi, Sept. 16 -- The recent mass uprising in Nepal - preceded by similar movements in Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Indonesia - is a matter of deep concern. These four are developing countries, and... Read More


Nepal At Crossroads: Coming Elections Will Decide The Country's Political Identity

New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- In a dramatic turn of events, Nepal's political landscape has shifted yet again, with the appointment of Sushila Karki as the country's interim Prime Minister. A former chief j... Read More


A Nation Adrift: Year After Hasina's Ouster Bangladesh Remains In Political Limbo

New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- South Asia has long been the playground of political experiments-some democratic, others far less so. The latest of these, the so-called interim government led by Muhammad Yunus... Read More


Remembering 1965 War Heroes: Indian Army Regiment, Where Ayub Khan's Father Served, Wreaked Havoc On Pakistan Army

New Delhi, Sept. 15 -- Pakistan's first military ruler, self-promoted Field Marshal Ayub Khan, emboldened by a large package of US arms and under the delusion that the Indian Army was weak after the 1... Read More


Reasons for Nepal's crisis ran much deeper

New Delhi, Sept. 12 -- The landlocked Himalayan nation of Nepal, known for its lofty mountains and resilience, is suddenly caught in an unprecedented storm that has exposed the fragility of its democr... Read More


India at a Crossroads: Navigating Stability and Sovereignty in Neighbouring Nepal's Crisis

New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- For decades, India's foreign policy has rested on a principle of non-interference in the domestic affairs of its neighbours. Rooted in the shared experience of anti-colonial st... Read More