The Indian National Interest Review
A review of Sanjaya Baru’s The Accidental Prime Minister It is interesting that on the day I finished reading The Accidental Prime Minister – from cover to cover – T N Ninan should… Continue reading "Power without purpose – an abject lesson"
The signing of the pre-early works agreement for a nuclear plant between NPCIL and Westinghouse is a step forward. Some Indian political parties and sections of the news media have… Continue reading "Winning the small (nuclear) battles"
Dealing with the strategic consequences of a disastrous summit
Whether Prime Minister Manmohan Singh intended it or not, Sharm-el-Sheikh is a gamble: if there is another Pakistan-originated terrorist attack during his tenure, he will be thrown to the dogs by his own party; if there isn’t one, as the phrase goes, Singh is King. Nitin Pai discusses the strategic consequences of a disastrous summit.