The ‘non-state’ future of India-U.S. ties
Not just political leaders, but the next age of India-U.S. ties would be equally determined by giant corporations and startups.
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Climate crisis: Jeffrey Sachs says the rich should do more
They should also be held accountable for their philanthropic promises, says the economist.
Markets tank over coronavirus fears
The S&P BSE Sensex and the Nifty 50 fell 806.89 (-1.96%) and 242.25 points (-2.01%), respectively, on Monday, the second worst fall in February after the markets’ reaction to the Budget.
Tech needs to have a broader impact: Nadella
Microsoft’s India-born CEO said the benefit of technology needs to reach more sectors than it did in the last decade and professionals need to marry domain knowledge with the ability to code.
Facebook not comfortable making choices for users
Facebook India MD says the company doesn’t want to be in the space of filtering political speeches, and it is up to the government to chalk out the rules.
The great global churning
During the transition to an uncertain destination with unpredictable outcomes and consequences, politics is likely to be volatile and dangerous.
The Kashmir issue has entered global local politics
The attacks on the Indian embassy in London and the protests at Narendra Modi’s ‘Howdy, Modi!’ event in Houston show Kashmir is a hot topic for local politics in the U.S. and the U.K.
‘Howdy, Modi!’ in pictures
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a gathering of Indian Americans in Houston, Texas. Here are some photo highlights from the event.
Why India won’t accept mediation in Kashmir
Despite loud noises, the strategic reason for New Delhi never accepting third-party mediation on Kashmir is clear and distinct, and unlikely to change.
Surviving Trump
The India-U.S. relationship is one of the most pivotal for the future of the world order – if it can survive the tantrums of Donald Trump.
