A world now changed by a bio catastrophe
India and other countries, especially in the EU, which have suffered grievously owing to Covid-19, need to press for wide-ranging international agreements on biological warfare and peaceful research.
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The ‘non-state’ future of India-U.S. ties
Not just political leaders, but the next age of India-U.S. ties would be equally determined by giant corporations and startups.
India-Pak ties: Whither international community?
If the international community truly wishes to ease tensions between India and Pakistan, it must relook the approach it has pursued till now.
No election cheer for markets
Equity markets opened in the green expecting an easy BJP win in Maharashtra and Haryana, but lost steam over lukewarm corporate earnings and the SC verdict ordering telcos to pay ₹92,000 crore.
The rise of a new civic voter in India
From nationalism to the neighbourhood, sniffing the winds of change, it is clear that a new civic voter is emerging in India.
The RSS goes beyond GDP
The ideological parent of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party indicates a questioning of GDP as the sole measure of economic progress. But what does this really mean?
‘India’s economy is a lifting tide for neighbours’
The external affairs minister, Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina, and others talk of regional cooperation and inclusive growth at WEF’s India Economic Summit in New Delhi.
The great global churning
During the transition to an uncertain destination with unpredictable outcomes and consequences, politics is likely to be volatile and dangerous.
The unease of doing business
At a time when the economy is struggling, it is important to remove doubts over the sanctity of contracts and consistency in regulations, which can deter investments from flowing in.
‘Howdy, Modi!’ in pictures
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a gathering of Indian Americans in Houston, Texas. Here are some photo highlights from the event.
