Narendra Modi foreign policy

The recent thaw in relations, however, does not mean Kathmandu is willing to budge on its boundary position.

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

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

New Delhi needs to deepen economic ties with the island nation in order to address concerns arising from the growing Indian defense footprint there.

A report card on Modi’s “neighborhood first” approach to foreign policy.

Both sides launched another iteration of their coordinated patrols this week.

Act East voyage continues as both sides commemorate 25 years of partnership.

The Modi government has opened new vistas for partnership in the Asia-Pacific region.

To create continuity, India needs an overhaul of its foreign policy bureaucracy.

The country seems oblivious to its image in the eyes of its neighbors.

Counterterrorism and maritime security key areas of focus during Hamid Ansari’s trip.