The problem with most of the election strategies is that they are made in a hurry. People do not sit and discuss the religious, cultural, social and economic angle of the ...
The common phrase used to describe the global presence of Britishers was that the sun never set in the British Empire. During the 18th and 19th centuries, the British made so ...
As they say, value is subjective to every measure, one man’s trash is another man’s treasure. Those who fail to recognise the intrinsic value of a particular commodity tend to lose ...
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 ...
The dream of Xi Jinping to expand the cultural and military might of China is now starting to break. With increased financial wealth, China considered reviving its ancient silk road under ...
Kautilya, in his Mandala theory of statecraft, states that a neighbour is a natural enemy and a neighbour’s neighbour is a natural friend. Although in the modern understanding of the state, ...
It seems that the happy run for Bollywood has ended. Even the most loyal ones are showing signs of discontent with the cliche and rhetorical propaganda Bollywood pedals. The insider and ...
With its String of Pearls strategy, China over the years planned a complete encircling policy against India. With the debt trap port capturing diplomacy, China built dual-use ports in India's neighbourhood. ...
Rattled by India’s outright rejection to reduce the imports of Russian crude oil, America is devising innovative ideas to stop India from buying cheap Russian Urals. As the rise of Russian ...
Statesmanship is not an easy legacy for someone to hold. It is often said that history will judge you, but history has its own narrative and it changes according to the ...
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 ...
It always feels good when the whole world gets a taste of something which you have had for years. India’s civilisational journey is at that inflexion point. Not only our numbers ...
