New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- Washington's naval vessels traverse the chokepoints in Southeast Asia waters. Beijing observes and develops alternative transport corridors on land. It is a "point-counterpoint" s... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 8 -- India's IT services sector has been a star performer. It has turned raw engineers into seasoned professionals and seized contracts and opportunities across the globe. On the other... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 7 -- Sri Lanka's post-independence development drive, particularly the Mahaweli Development Project, reflected unexpected Israeli influences - from the vision of D.S. Senanayake to the... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 7 -- The rise of China has reshaped the global balance of power over the past few decades, compelling major geopolitical readjustments. Since the economic reforms of 1978, China's GDP ... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 6 -- Following the brutal police firing on protestors in Leh on September 24 killing four and injuring 70-80, the Leh Apex Body (LAB) and the Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) declined ... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 6 -- India does not formally recognise the Taliban regime in Afghanistan. Yet, for the first time, a senior Taliban member, Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi, will soon visit India as... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 6 -- Potato production has great promise in South Asia because of the region's diversified agro-climatic zones, ample labor supply, and rising need for food security and income diversi... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- Bangladesh's Mohammad Yunus government is playing a dangerous game. By refusing to address the deep alienation in the country's Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) and casting its indige... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 4 -- Climate change is one of the biggest threats to the world today. Rising sea levels, cyclones, droughts, floods, or river erosion, these disasters are not only natural disasters, b... Read More
New Delhi, Oct. 3 -- If we care to look closely at the people around us, study their attitudes and the tones of their statements, we are apt to sense something unsettling. Smiles seem to have faded fr... Read More