India-Sri Lanka Geopolitical Turnaround: The Path to Connectivity and Cooperation
Renewed proximity with India can help Sri Lanka reduce its dependence on foreign reserves, while giving Delhi the leverage to push for benefits.
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Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
India and Sri Lanka ride an Optimistic Wave
President Wickremesinghe seems to have succeeded in conveying Sri Lanka's best intentions for India during his visit.
‘Development’ and floods in Delhi
Development has come to be equated only with growing production and higher GDP growth. This is sought to be achieved via hugely expensive and environmentally damaging urbanization, the effect of which Delhi is reeling from.
Focus on New-Age Crimes Requires Expansion of G20’s Ambit
While the G20 has looked at cybersecurity issues from the digital economy viewpoint, cybersecurity and its linkages to law enforcement cannot be overlooked.
GST and Its Failures: Explained
GST has been in operation since July 1, 2017. In the six years that have elapsed, has it fulfilled the promises that its proponents had vociferously claimed for it. It was billed as the second freedom since it was supposed to unify the `fragmented’ Indian market. That was the parallel drawn with 1947 which brought together the states to form India as a union of states.
Manipur’s tragedy beyond distortion
A constructive response to the atrocity in Manipur is to shun the politics that pits communities against one another.
The New Geopolitical Order: How India is becoming a key player in the world stage?
What determines the ardour of the West’s wooing of India? Wherever India’s Prime Minister goes, he is feted, wooed, coddled. What explains this ‘rock star’ treatment?
For the supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the answer is quite simple: his unparalleled charisma and popular support. For those not so adept at such thinking, a more rational explanation is in order. One can be found in the ongoing flux in geopolitics and the desperate search for a new world order, in which the West hopes to retain advantage, even if to a lower degree than it has had in the past.