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Abused, Abandoned, Neglected: the Plight of India’s Older Women

Abused, Abandoned, Neglected: the Plight of India’s Older Women

By Deblina Dey
Restoring dignity in women’s labor can give older women the care and respect they deserve in late life.
Lessons Learned From India’s Struggle to Maintain the Mirage 2000

Lessons Learned From India’s Struggle to Maintain the Mirage 2000

By Rahul Manohar Yelwe
Acquisition off-the-shelf, rather than a deal to manufacture under license domestically, has resulted in a long saga searching for spares and challenges servicing existing aircraft. 

India’s Maritime Power Projection in the Southwest Indian Ocean Gets a Boost

India’s Maritime Power Projection in the Southwest Indian Ocean Gets a Boost

By Sudha Ramachandran
An India-funded airstrip and jetty was inaugurated last week in Mauritius’ Agaléga island that will enhance its capacity to surveil and carry out military operations in the region.

Once Again, Concerns Arise About China-Pakistan WMD Nexus

Once Again, Concerns Arise About China-Pakistan WMD Nexus

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Indian customs officials reportedly intercepted a Malta-flagged merchant ship carrying a computer numerical control machine en route from China to Pakistan.

Afghan Women and Girls’ Rights Stifled in the Shadow of International Indifference

Afghan Women and Girls’ Rights Stifled in the Shadow of International Indifference

By Smriti Singh
Over 50 decrees issued by the Taliban regime directly curtail their rights and bind them in a web of oppression.
Prime Minister Modi Promises Development, Unity in Visit to Kashmir

Prime Minister Modi Promises Development, Unity in Visit to Kashmir

By Mehroob Mushtaq and Numan Bhat
The Indian PM promised more development and opportunity, but was mum on the question of local elections and statehood.

India Looks to Step Up Security and Economic Cooperation With Japan, South Korea

India Looks to Step Up Security and Economic Cooperation With Japan, South Korea

By Mari Yamaguchi
Jaishankar’s trip to East Asia touched on similar themes in both Seoul and Tokyo.
India Is Embracing a ‘Net Security Provider’ Role in the Indian Ocean Region

India Is Embracing a ‘Net Security Provider’ Role in the Indian Ocean Region

By Samir Bhattacharya
New infrastructure built by India in Mauritius demonstrates New Delhi's commitment to cementing its security presence in the IOR.

Supply of Special Immigrant Visas for Afghans Dwindling

Supply of Special Immigrant Visas for Afghans Dwindling

By Catherine Putz
As the supply of SIVs dwindles, Congress’ present dysfunction all but ensures the program’s imminent collapse.

Modi Visits Kashmir for the First Time Since Revoking Region’s Autonomy

Modi Visits Kashmir for the First Time Since Revoking Region’s Autonomy

By Associated Press
In his speech in Srinagar, the Indian prime minister made no mention of plans to hold elections.

The India Factor in Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Sector

The India Factor in Sri Lanka’s Renewable Energy Sector

By Rathindra Kuruwita
A recent India-Sri Lanka agreement for constructing renewable energy systems in three islands off the Jaffna coast reaffirms India’s domination of the sector.
How Many Times Must Gwadar Suffer Flooding for Authorities to Wake Up?

How Many Times Must Gwadar Suffer Flooding for Authorities to Wake Up?

By Mariyam Suleman Anees
Its port and connectivity infrastructure are impressive. However, drainage systems are unable to withstand even a few days of heavy rain.

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