The Indian National Interest Review
Japan reaches out to India like never before. India must reciprocate to make the most of a paradigm shift in Asian power politics. It is not often that a head of… Continue reading "The rising tide of India-Japan relations"
The UPA government should push for the EU-India FTA with the same purposiveness it displayed on the civil nuclear agreement with the US and permitting FDI in multi-brand retail. A… Continue reading "EU-India Free Trade Agreement brooks no delay"
Pollution equals death, disease and economic burden. In the hurly burly of politics in an election year (nine states and the run-up to next year’s parliamentary election) and in the… Continue reading "A clean air policy"
The trio of Nitish Kumar, Naveen Patnaik and Mamata Banerjee is likely to have a decisive say in government formation after the next general elections. In 1990, the then Bihar… Continue reading "The rise of the East"
What India can do as the political situation worsens in Bangladesh Political ferment is par for the course in Bangladesh. But even by its own standards, the last three months… Continue reading "As Bangladesh boils, a challenge for India"
Without generating adequate revenues from distribution of power, neither generation nor transmission can be sustained. If telecom has been liberalised India’s unqualified success, ‘power’ has been its unmitigated failure. Of… Continue reading "Let there be light"
The government must move boldly to adopt genetically modified food crops Those of us who are old enough to have been around in the 1960s will recall that the middle… Continue reading "Say no to naysayers"