Since the realisation of independence, South Asian countries have been in complete turmoil. Be it Pakistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Bangladesh, or Sri Lanka, every Indian neighbour has suppressed its minorities. The common ...
Diplomacy is tough. It's bone-crunching. Sometimes you have to wait for decades to see the results while other times, it gives instant gratification. But the moment a country stops, it throws ...
In international relations, neither there is any permanent friend nor any permanent interest. The only thing that is permanent is national interest. It brings nations together, creates alliances and forms organisations. ...
India just pipped Britain to become the 5th largest economy in the world. It became possible only because of increased business activity, thanks to the easy availability of loans to MSMEs ...
History is past politics and politics revolve around the people in power. Similarly, after the second world war, global politics was moulded according to the terms of the winning forces. As ...
Presently, the world is facing an unprecedented security challenge in light of the Ukraine war and tensions around the Taiwan Strait. The global power dynamics are generating a situation of Cold ...
In the White Man’s Burden philosophy, Britishers have traditionally argued in favour of the imperial conquest of those whom they considered lesser than. During the colonial period, it was argued that ...
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 ...
Since the day Russia launched its “special military operation” in Ukraine, western countries, especially the US, have been trying to get India on the anti-Russia sanctions bandwagon. India, on the contrary, ...
The percentage of India’s population to the world population is 17.5%. Despite being the second most populous country in the world, India’s contribution to the medal tally is way behind its ...
‘Asia’s richest man Gautam Adani seeks majority stake in India’s NDTV’ ‘Has Gautam Adani trapped NDTV?’ ‘Gautam Adani executes a hostile takeover of NDTV’ NDTV acquisition: These are the common headlines ...
When Prashant Bhushan was fined Rs 1 for Contempt of Court, many people from a faction of media establishment made fun of Apex Court. The moral blindness can be gauged from ...
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