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A Pause in the Tariff War
A Pause in the Tariff War
The verse above, though poetic, mirrors the reality of the modern geopolitical and geoeconomic landscape.
Amit Pandey | yesterday
Ceasefire & Sindoor
Not Every War Ends with a Winner. It began in familiar fashion: accusations, denials, emotional rhetoric, and then the sudden stillness that precedes escalation. This wasn’t just another flare-up along the Line of Control. It was the beginning of what looked like a dangerous drift toward full-scale conflict between India and Pakistan...
Raman Rakesh | yesterday
Kashmir: A Tapestry of Art, Culture, and Poetic Resilience
Before the story begins, let the whispers of a Sufi poet guide us— "Dar kū-e-nek-nāmī mā rā guzar na dadand, Gar tū namī-pasandī taġhīr kun qazā rā." (In the alley of good reputation, they do not let us pass; If you do not approve of us, then change our fate.)
Prof. Saket Kushwaha | yesterday
India’s Triumph in Combating Poverty
The World Bank’s Poverty and Equity Briefs (PEBs) offer critical insights into poverty trends, inequality, and shared prosperity across more than 100 developing nations
Abhinit Kumar | yesterday
India’s Indus Water Turn: From Generosity to Agri-Economic-Energy Power Play
India is often regarded as “generous” under the IWT. Despite being the upper riparian state, India agreed to a distribution that overwhelmingly favored Pakistan ...
Sachin Rathour, Saket Kushwaha, and Virendra Kamalvanshi | yesterday
Ceasefire & Sindoor
Not Every War Ends with a Winner. It began in familiar fashion: accusations, denials, emotional rhetoric, and then the sudden stillness that precedes escalation. This wasn’t just another flare-up along the Line of Control. It was the beginning of what looked like a dangerous drift toward full-scale conflict between India and Pakistan...
Raman Rakesh | 5 days, 12 hours ago
Kashmir: A Tapestry of Art, Culture, and Poetic Resilience
Before the story begins, let the whispers of a Sufi poet guide us— "Dar kū-e-nek-nāmī mā rā guzar na dadand, Gar tū namī-pasandī taġhīr kun qazā rā." (In the alley of good reputation, they do not let us pass; If you do not approve of us, then change our fate.)
Prof. Saket Kushwaha | 6 days, 8 hours ago
India’s Triumph in Combating Poverty
The World Bank’s Poverty and Equity Briefs (PEBs) offer critical insights into poverty trends, inequality, and shared prosperity across more than 100 developing nations
Abhinit Kumar | 2 weeks, 6 days ago
India’s Indus Water Turn: From Generosity to Agri-Economic-Energy Power Play
India is often regarded as “generous” under the IWT. Despite being the upper riparian state, India agreed to a distribution that overwhelmingly favored Pakistan ...
Sachin Rathour, Saket Kushwaha, and Virendra Kamalvanshi | 2 weeks, 6 days ago
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