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The Unending Saga of India’s Retrospective Tax Debacle

The Unending Saga of India’s Retrospective Tax Debacle

By Abhishek Dwivedi
India finally has an investor-friendly image after almost a decade and should strive to maintain that.
Gunmen Kill Prominent Journalist in Western Afghanistan

Gunmen Kill Prominent Journalist in Western Afghanistan

By Associated Press
Bismillah Adil Aimaq is the fifth journalist killed in Afghanistan in the past two months.

Pakistani Shiites Rally Against Murder of Coal Miners by Islamic State

Pakistani Shiites Rally Against Murder of Coal Miners by Islamic State

By Associated Press
Pakistan’s Hazara community has been targeted many times in recent years by Sunni militant groups, including IS. Now they're demanding government action.

Spell It Out: Should English Transcription of Indian Words Be Reformed?

Spell It Out: Should English Transcription of Indian Words Be Reformed?

By Krzysztof Iwanek
The British colonial government never worked out a coherent and precise way of spelling Indian names.

Death Penalty for Rape: An Ineffective Lethal Lottery in South Asia

Death Penalty for Rape: An Ineffective Lethal Lottery in South Asia

By Bansari Kamdar
Instead of instituting capital punishment, governments need to address the social and legal problems underpinning the region's epidemic of sexual violence.
India-Bangladesh Relations: Time to Move Beyond Connectivity

India-Bangladesh Relations: Time to Move Beyond Connectivity

By Sudha Ramachandran
A new railway link highlights the warming ties between the two countries; New Delhi must not let them be derailed by domestic politics.

India OKs AstraZeneca and Locally Made COVID-19 Vaccines

India OKs AstraZeneca and Locally Made COVID-19 Vaccines

By Associated Press
The country's initial immunization plan aims to vaccinate 300 million people by August.
Pakistan Arrests 24 People Over Demolishing of Hindu Temple

Pakistan Arrests 24 People Over Demolishing of Hindu Temple

By Associated Press
A Hindu temple was set on fire and demolished by a mob led by supporters of a radical Islamist party.

Hindutva’s Realism in Modi’s Foreign Policy

Hindutva’s Realism in Modi’s Foreign Policy

By Ameya Pratap Singh
The influence of Hindutva’s unique brand of realism on Modi’s foreign policy is apparent.

India-Russia Relations Face More Trouble 

India-Russia Relations Face More Trouble 

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
India and Russia cancelled their annual summit for the first time in two decades. Is China the reason why?

Month On, Women Hold the Fort at India Farmer Protests

Month On, Women Hold the Fort at India Farmer Protests

By Associated Press
Nearly 75 percent of rural women in India who work full-time are farmers.
Kashmir’s Political Alliance Scores Victory in Local Elections

Kashmir’s Political Alliance Scores Victory in Local Elections

By Sudha Ramachandran
Kashmir used the elections to send a political message to the Modi government: Autonomy must be restored. Will New Delhi heed that message?

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