India vs China in Africa: Competing Strategies for Influence and Development
Satish Chogule Contrasting Approaches: While China focuses on resource extraction and strategic leverage through “debt-trap diplomacy,” India emphasizes humanitarian needs,…
Learning from China’s Economic Downturn: Strategic Lessons and Collaborative Pathways for India
Sahana A India’s Economic Opportunity: By addressing supply chain vulnerabilities and leveraging its youthful demographic, India can position itself as…
What Trump’s Presidency Means for India-US Economic Ties
Sourabh Shetty Moody's cited that New Delhi stands to gain significantly from the shift of power after Trump's victory, potentially…
Trump’s Return: What It Means for India and South Asia
Aayush Pal Trade Tensions with India: Trump’s return may lead to increased tariffs on Indian exports to the U.S., especially…
Trump 2.0: A New Era of American Conservatism and Global Realignments
Viswapramod C Black Americans or Whites, Hispanics or Asians, there has been a significant shift of the voting base from…
Unprovoked Attacks on Canadian Hindu Temples by Khalistani Extremists: A Threat to Peace and Harmony
Canadian Hindu Volunteers Summary of Violent Incidents at Hindu Places of Worship in Canada — November 3, 2024 On November 3,…
From Defense to Trade: How India’s Growing Alliance with Germany and Spain is Shaping Its Global Influence
The growing economic interest between India, Germany, and Spain also raises expectations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA)…
The Threat of Cultural Marxism, Wokeism, and the Deep State to Bharat’s Cultural Traditions
Dr. Niranjan B Poojar The agenda begins by demoralizing societies—eroding traditional values, dismantling the family system, and promoting materialistic, individualistic values.
Energy Security at Stake: India and China’s Balancing Act Amid Israel-Iran Tensions
Balaji Subramanian While India and China are unlikely to work together to end an Israel-Iran conflict, they might engage in…
India Must Refrain from Allowing the West to Exploit its Demographic Dividend. Here’s why?
India must not become the donor of educated and skilled labour to the West and instead must utilise…