The Indian National Interest Review
India needs to identify the issues and partners needed to anticipate, the changes in the power structures in the Indo-Pacific over the next half a century. Conventional wisdom in the… Continue reading "India and the emergence of the Indo-Pacific"
The skew in India towards younger generations highlights the disconnect between today’s education system and the skills required in the labour market. Upon analysis of the Human Capital Report –… Continue reading "Human capital: Where does India stand?"
The eightfold path presents eight principles which will help India secure its nuclear energy infrastructure. Energy security will continue to remain a critical determinant for India’s growth story. If India… Continue reading "The eightfold path to India’s nuclear fuel supply security"
“India contains 300,000,000 people, and to say that those people should have no representation of their own in the League of Nations would be carrying the logic of the Government… Continue reading "India in League of Nations"
India is not ready to step in as China’s economic engine stutters and stops. In October 2014, the Takshashila Institution published a discussion document on the China outlook for 2015. Events… Continue reading "China currency devaluation – matter of when and not if"
U.S and India have to overcome traditional modes of thinking in the defence establishments of their respective countries. President Obama’s participation in India’s Republic Day celebrations on January 26 is… Continue reading "The strategic partnership"
Enhancing its role in East and Southeast Asia could signal the beginning of India’s transformation into a significant actor across the entire Indo-Pacific region. 2014 proved to be a significant… Continue reading "Setting the field: Australia-India engagement in Southeast Asia"
A review of Arijit Mazumdar’s Indian Foreign Policy in Transition: Relations with South Asia Indian foreign policy was given renewed vigour by newly appointed Prime Minister, Narendra Modi’s invitation to… Continue reading "Foreign policy in transition"
India has the wherewithal to be less finicky about complying with international rules when they come in the way of national interests. It now looks like the impasse at the… Continue reading "From a domestic to an international narrative"
India must put in all its reform effort into policies that will increase the international competitiveness of Indian firms and encourage both foreign and domestic investment. The new Indian government… Continue reading "An Indian agenda for trade and investment reform"