From Hasina to Yunus: India’s Path to Rebuilding Ties with Bangladesh
India is predisposed to see any political formation that takes office after overthrowing the Hasina regime with hostility and suspicion; it's a big mistake.
India is predisposed to see any political formation that takes office after overthrowing the Hasina regime with hostility and suspicion; it's a big mistake.
What might get India caught in the Middle Income Trap is a cultural deficit with many dimensions.
It’s the victim of twin betrayals: by the Church privileging material wealth over its core spiritual calling, and by the Communists, of its core constituency, the poor. Behind the failure to respect expert advice on protecting fragile ecosystems is greed.
Geostrategic as well as techno-economic imperatives call for companies that have competence in cutting edge technologies, and the private sector shows no appetite for building such competence.
Kerala’s Muslim radicals are raising divisive demands and, amid opportunist silence on the part of the Communist and Congress parties, strengthening BJP in the state.
Chinese imports are cheap, thanks to an industrial policy that aims to smother all rivals. They threaten India with industrial infanticide. Will the Budget forge a strong defence against this danger?