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Hindol Sengupta

Hindol Sengupta

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He is an award-winning writer of nine best-selling books. He has won the Wilbur Award, and the PSF Prize for public service in India. Sengupta is a World Economic Forum Young Global leader and a Knight-Bagehot Fellow. He has previously worked at Bloomberg TV, CNBC and CNN.

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Masood Azhar and the New Silk Road

There is a connection between Masood Azhar and China’s Belt and Road Initiative. It is time to understand this.

By Hindol Sengupta

India and the rise of the ‘civilisational state’

What if the Indian civilisational state were to look very different from the Chinese or the Russian one?

By Hindol Sengupta

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Goa’s CM vs. the mining lobby

Manohar Parrikar has gone head to head with the large mining companies in Goa. At the same time, he knows he needs mining to get the state’s economy moving. What’s a chief minister to do?

By Hindol Sengupta

Making China doubt

From the action of Baloch rebels in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir to France’s decision on Jaish-e-Mohammed raises Chinese doubts on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor. Can India stoke these doubts?

By Hindol Sengupta

Detached ownership: Management lessons from the Ramakrishna Mission

At a time when global institutions are decried everywhere, how has the Ramakrishna Mission managed to run a controversy-free organisation with more than 200 branches for 120 years?

By Hindol Sengupta

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