The recent India-Japan "2+2" Ministerial Dialogue held in New Delhi marks a noteworthy advance in defense cooperation between the two nations, signaling a strategic alignment that could have significant ramifications for ...
India-Japan relations have long been anchored in shared values, strategic interests, and economic cooperation. Recent developments, such as External Affairs Minister Jaishankar's visit to Japan, underscore the need for a recalibration ...
In a remarkable turn of events, India's stock market is on a relentless upward trajectory, outpacing global counterparts and positioning itself to become the world's third-largest economy. The Chinese economic slowdown ...
India-Japan Semiconductor Partnership: In a significant move towards bolstering India's self-reliance in the semiconductor sector, the Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, gave its nod on October 25 ...
India's economic and industrial growth has been nothing short of meteoric in recent years. Recently, Union Minister of Civil Aviation and Steel, Mr. Jyotiraditya Scindia, confirmed this upward trajectory, announcing that ...
Sri Lanka economic crisis: India is materialising the idea of working minilaterals and the concept of multipolarity. While the orthodox geopolitical thinkers are hooked on the confrontation between the US and ...
The challenges for the Indian subcontinent have become more immense since the past 3–4 years of turmoil at the global level. The economic headwinds became unsustainable, and countries like Sri Lanka ...
India-Japan QUAD: Geopolitics is quite a game, neither are there permanent enemies nor permanent friends, only permanent interest exists. The changing geopolitical scenario in the Indo-pacific is a classic textbook analysis ...
A few days ago, Bloomberg, the mouthpiece of American corporate and a pro-West publication, published a news report that India has overtaken UK to become the fifth largest economy of the ...
In the wake of the fall of the United States (US), equations are getting tougher to balance. India is the only major economy in the world which has found a way ...
The relationship between India and Japan goes back to the 6th century when Buddhism was introduced to Japan. Although after the nuclear test, Japan had become hostile towards India but now ...
In international affairs, there are very few friends. Well, the rule of the diplomatic jungle is ‘cooperate to survive’. So, cooperation becomes a sort of imposed virtue. However, there are some ...
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