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Tree Planting in Cities Is Like Planting Healthy Air

New Delhi, Nov. 8 -- The first thing that one sees when a flight approaches New Delhi is thick smog that envelopes the city and the lack of greenery. In almost all major cities in India lack of greene... Read More


From Uprising To Uncertainty: Why The Bangladesh Transition Risks Losing Public Confidence

New Delhi, Nov. 7 -- The leaders of the students and janata (masses) revolutionary movement chose Nobel Laureate Muhammad Yunus to lead the post-revolutionary government of Bangladesh. As the Chief Ad... Read More


Wrestling with Giants: India's Strategic Manoeuvres In A Tri-Polar World

Multi-Alignment, Nov. 7 -- India's position in the current US-Russia-China tri-polar geopolitical contest, imagined as a virtual wrestling arena, is that of a flexible, fiercely autonomous contender u... Read More


Narco-jihad: Pakistan's ISI and Dawood Ibrahim threaten global security

New Delhi, Nov. 6 -- For decades a shadow economy of drugs, counterfeit currency and illicit cash flows has threaded its way across South Asia, North Africa and beyond. What makes this underground eco... Read More


Mastering technology Will Not Only Win Wars, But Define Peace

New Delhi, Nov. 6 -- The nature of war has always evolved with technology. From spears and swords to muskets, artillery, and aircraft, every leap in human ingenuity has reshaped the way nations wage c... Read More


'Raising The Roof' In New York: The Improbable Electoral Triumph of Zohran Mamdani

New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- Zohran Mamdani was 13 when the song 'Dhoom Machale' composed by Pritam, sung by Sunidhi Chauhan and written by Sameer for the Bollywood movie 'Dhoom' was released in 2004. Twenty-... Read More


Bamiyan Buddhas Are A Test And Opportunity For The Taliban Now

New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- The painting of the original Bamiyan Buddhas seen as a backdrop at the press conference of Taliban's (acting) Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi at the Afghan embassy in New Delhi... Read More


Global Geopolitics Is BlindIng South Asia to Its Real Security Threats

New Delhi, Nov. 5 -- For decades, the field of strategic studies in South Asia has been dominated by a familiar, almost comfortable, set of anxieties: the intractable India-Pakistan conflict, the unre... Read More


India-Russia Relations: What the West Does Not Understand

New Delhi, Nov. 4 -- The mutual respect and understanding between India and Russia began hundreds of years ago. This is why the West does not understand the decisions these countries make with regard ... Read More


South Asia Can Benefit from Its Common Educational Heritage

New Delhi, Nov. 3 -- South Asia represents one of the world's most diverse and populous regions, encompassing a vast range of geographical features - from the lofty Himalayas to the coastal plains. Th... Read More