Dr S. Jaishankar schools Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal
Foreign Policy is not a child’s play and for those who think otherwise have been rightfully shown their place by arguably the best Foreign Minister, Dr S Jaishankar. The so-called Western ...
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India runs a huge trade deficit with China. Oh! Really?
Ever since the first Chinese soldier tried to cross the LAC in Galwan, India-China relations do not prescribe to any set notion of diplomatic principles. China has been hell-bent on decimating ...
Beyond Russia: Indian Rupee is going Global
The Indian rupee is one of the few currencies in the world that hasn’t registered an exponential decline in the last few months. Still, the trends are worrying, to say the ...
Rs 75,000 Crores: China’s loss during Diwali
Xi Jinping’s Galwan misadventure has given Indians one more reason to celebrate their festivals. Earlier, Indians only used to rejoice in the traditions, cultures, and glory that festivals brought. After May ...
One more term for PM Modi, and the dollar is as good as dead
In the post-Second World War scenario, mostly western countries dominated the power structure of the world. They created international, regional, and purposive groupings to advance their agenda. With organisations like the ...
China has finally read the writing on the wall, India needs to be appeased
The world does not understand the power of argument but the argument of power. This power theory is universally acceptable in every domain of business. In the geopolitical game, to advance ...
What may seem like a small step for Vedanta is a giant step for India in the semiconductor space
As they say order breeds order, chaos breeds chaos. Walking on this path, if a country takes a constructive step, the chances of it breeding exponential results get higher. India’s semiconductor ...
With Tokyo joining the ranks, India’s encirclement of China will be complete
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, ...
Bloomberg suggests that India has grown militarily weaker due to Make In India, we quietly demolish this propaganda piece
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 ...
The Ukraine war makes a desperate Germany wag its tail before India
For all its quirkiness, Chinese Foreign policy deserves some kind of applause from India. They played their cards so early that India got alert and is now pushing back with more ...
Indian textile sector can grow at the expense of China’s textile sector
It seems that the rise of China in the 21st century is not like a mountainous peak but a stable plateau, which the Dragon seems to have achieved already. In pre-Covid ...
India has treated Bangladesh with kid gloves all this while, the policy needs a rejig
The relationship between India and Bangladesh is anchored in history, culture, language, and democracy. Despite other commonalities, the bilateral relationship between the two countries is the function of geography. With about ...
