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India's Looming Challenges and the Need for Political Consensus
India's Looming Challenges and the Need for Political Consensus
India is poised to face a decade of significant economic and security vulnerabilities due to a deteriorating global order. There stand several external threats, including a strengthening China-Pakistan revisionist
EW•NN | today
China-Pakistan Working on an Alternative to SAARC
In a bid to negate India’s policy to isolate Islamabad on the issue of terrorism and spread their influence zones, China and Pakistan are reportedly actively working on a proposal to establish a new regional organisation
Dr. Satish Misra | today
Connecting Cultures: Dr Balram Shukla Reflects on Civilisational Links Between Sanskrit and Persian
Meet our very own professor, poet, polymath, presently director of Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre in Tehran, under the aegis of ICCR and Embassy of India in Iran
Ranee Kumar | today
A Booker for Banu: Heart Lamp Illuminates the Conscience
The power of literature is timeless and sans geography, a point pressed home by the Heart Lamp originally written in kannada by Banu Mushtaq and translated into English
Dr. Afroz Ashrafi | today
From Plough to Progress: Whither Indian Agriculture
Agriculture remains India’s most crucial sector—both economically and socially—but its potential is far from fully realised. Though nearly half of India’s workforce depends on farming, agriculture contributes less than 18% to GDP
Dr. Vishwanath Pandey | today
China-Pakistan Working on an Alternative to SAARC
In a bid to negate India’s policy to isolate Islamabad on the issue of terrorism and spread their influence zones, China and Pakistan are reportedly actively working on a proposal to establish a new regional organisation
Dr. Satish Misra | 12 hours ago
Connecting Cultures: Dr Balram Shukla Reflects on Civilisational Links Between Sanskrit and Persian
Meet our very own professor, poet, polymath, presently director of Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre in Tehran, under the aegis of ICCR and Embassy of India in Iran
Ranee Kumar | 12 hours ago
A Booker for Banu: Heart Lamp Illuminates the Conscience
The power of literature is timeless and sans geography, a point pressed home by the Heart Lamp originally written in kannada by Banu Mushtaq and translated into English
Dr. Afroz Ashrafi | 13 hours ago
From Plough to Progress: Whither Indian Agriculture
Agriculture remains India’s most crucial sector—both economically and socially—but its potential is far from fully realised. Though nearly half of India’s workforce depends on farming, agriculture contributes less than 18% to GDP
Dr. Vishwanath Pandey | 14 hours ago
Connecting Cultures: Dr Balram Shukla Reflects on Civilisational Links Between Sanskrit and Persian
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