In a series of a few forthcoming articles, I propose to discuss the areas of distortions in Indian history and the reasons of it. Some of...

October 2013 Dealing with the neighbour from Hell The run-up to the summit between the Indian and Pakistani Prime Ministers had seen a...

Continuance of the Aryan Invasion Theory (AIT) is virtually the lifeline of our Marxist historians and some exceptionally racist...

Growing signs of ideological hardening Back in the days of the Soviet Union, readers of a nationalist newspaper, Sovetskaya Rossiya...

The Neighbour from Hell “Phir ek baar kiya, to dekhna” is not effective policy As tensions rise between India and Pakistan, the usual...

There is an effort among some western commentaries – taken up and amplified by the Pakistanis - to try and project the situation in...

The new Chinese leaders have been active in foreign affairs almost immediately after taking over their new offices in March this year....

PART I: Economic Developments Centre of gravity shifts to China from Japan in the 1990s The period since the end of the Cold War has seen...

Introduction In India, for the last couple of decades history has virtually taken over the entire media space available for academics....

Most of the British and European nationals who came to India in the 18th and 19th centuries were simply dismayed at its vast geographical...

The recent round of talks between the Indian and Pakistan bureaucratic establishments has come to another uneasy pause with the Foreign...

Even with the North Atlantic orientation of today’s European policy, we cannot forget that NATO and Europe are not one and the same thing.

Where Economics and Strategy Intersect Ambassador Prabhat P Shukla Introduction This essay attempts to understand the role of economic...