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“We Are Stronger than Their Injustice”: Indian Farmers Strengthen Protest Amid COVID-19 Surge
By Tarushi Aswani
Despite a severe COVID-19 outbreak and waning international attention, India's farmers are keeping up the fight.
Even COVID-19 Can’t Stop the Battle for Bengal
By Sudha Ramachandran
The skyrocketing cases in India have barely made a dent in the feverish campaigns being mounted in West Bengal’s elections.
How India’s Demonetization Experiment Is Defying the Odds
By Henry Burrows
While demonetization appears to be defying expectations, opinion remains divided over the speed and secrecy of the move.
India-Pakistan Tensions: Why Indian Punjab Is Watching
By Tridivesh Singh Maini
Punjab residents on both sides of the border have long pushed for closer economic ties between their countries.
Prime Minister Modi Heads to the US: What to Expect
By Ashok Sajjanhar
"The deepening of ties with the U.S. is one of the more significant success stories of Modi’s foreign policy."
Bihar Says No to the BJP: What Now?
By Sanjay Kumar
After his party lost the important state election in Bihar, big trouble for Narendra Modi’s government.
A 'New Chapter' for India and Central Asia?
By Catherine Putz
Leaning on history, India and Central Asia eye further security and economic cooperation.
Modi Remakes India-China Relations
By Shannon Tiezzi
Sadanand Dhume sits down with The Diplomat to discuss Modi's trip to China and India-China relations.
India’s Strategic Vietnam Defense Relations
By P K Ghosh
India is seeking to counter Chinese ambitions by training and supplying Vietnam’s military.
India: A Return to Special Economic Zones
By Alan Potter
In reviving SEZs, Modi can liberalize without taking on vested interests.
Can India and China Overcome Their Border Dispute?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite voiced commitments to closer ties, the border issue continues to overshadow China-India relations.
China, India Set High Bar for Xi Jinping's Visit
By Shannon Tiezzi
Despite lingering disagreements, both Chinese and Indian officials are optimistic about Xi's trip to India next week.
Leadership Needed to Solve India-Pakistan Conflict
By Toby Dalton
As past efforts have shown, Modi and Sharif must get personally involved to resolve the long-running dispute.
India’s Modi Approves Aircraft Carrier Funding
By Zachary Keck
This week Modi agreed to release $3.18 billion to finish construction of India’s first indigenous carrier.
India's Railway Reforms
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
How rail will boost India’s economy in the coming decades.
US Senator John McCain Visits India
By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
Is McCain's visit a harbinger of stronger U.S.-India Relations?
Modi is NOT India’s Shinzo Abe
By Jeffrey W. Hornung and Shyam Tekwani
Despite obvious similarities, Modi and Abe differ substantially. Still, Indo-Japanese ties will flourish under them.
Should Pakistan Welcome Modi’s Election in India?
By Zachary Keck
Narendra Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party’s victory may ultimately work out in Pakistan’s favor.
Courting India’s Muslim Vote
By Sudha Ramachandran
India’s Muslim minority could have a powerful impact on the elections. Who will they vote for?
India Elections: Could a ‘Third Front’ Win?
By Ram Mashru
A new grouping adds another dimension to the upcoming vote.
India’s Modi Affair
By Anthony Fensom
After a difficult year, some investors are excited at the prospect of a pro-business leader.
From Romance to Realism in U.S.-India Ties
Doubts about the U.S.-India relationship abound. But the strategic logic is solid.
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