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Few thought Prime Minister Modi would put religion and culture into the diplomatic mix with Pakistan. He has sprung a surprise.
India’s unfolding partnership with Japan allows Delhi to respond more effectively to China’s One Belt, One Road initiative.
Narendra Modi and Shinzo Abe are betting that Japan and India can influence Asia’s strategic future by reclaiming regional leadership.
The United States and India are on the cusp of realizing their ambition to entrench meaningful defense cooperation despite the absence of a formal alliance.
To discuss the Indian government’s economic progress to date and its vision for the future, join us for a special Google Hangout featuring Jayant Sinha, India’s union minister of state for finance and Lok Sabha member of Parliament.
After the Bangkok breakthrough, Delhi has now established a direct line of communication with Pakistan’s army chief.
The BJP’s setback in Gujarat local polls may point to a growth model that does not create jobs.
Whatever the outcome in Paris, this round marks an important shift in India’s climate diplomacy.
Given the array of external and internal constraints on the government, further enhanced by recent election defeats, the Modi government is unlikely to deviate from its gradualist path toward reform.
Unless Modi’s government engages opposition in the Lok Sabha, the winter session of parliament will amount to no more than ordinances and obstruction.