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Albanese in India: A Reflection of Growing India-Australia Ties

Albanese in India: A Reflection of Growing India-Australia Ties

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
The visit demonstrated the diversified and comprehensive nature of the India-Australia partnership. 
Modi Regime’s Prickliness to Criticism Is Growing

Modi Regime’s Prickliness to Criticism Is Growing

By Kavita Chowdhury
The Congress party's spokesperson joins a long list of journalists, activists, and politicians detained for criticizing Modi and his government.

Hindu Nationalism on Display in India’s G20 Presidency

Hindu Nationalism on Display in India’s G20 Presidency

By Ritumbra Manuvie and Alena Kahle
The G-20 must avoid giving legitimacy to an exclusionary nation-branding project in which minorities are banished to the sidelines.

BBC Film on PM Modi’s Role in 2002 Riots Draws Indian Government Ire

BBC Film on PM Modi’s Role in 2002 Riots Draws Indian Government Ire

By Sheikh Saaliq and Krutika Pathi
The government has blocked the broadcast of the film in India and banned people from sharing clips on social media, citing emergency powers under its IT laws.

Can Narendra Modi Practice at Home What He Preaches Abroad?

Can Narendra Modi Practice at Home What He Preaches Abroad?

By Muqtedar Khan
Modi's silence on hate speech and calls for the genocide of Muslims indicates that he is okay with it. If not, why would he not say so?
India and Turkey Still Searching for a Breakthrough

India and Turkey Still Searching for a Breakthrough

By Niranjan Marjani
The Modi-Erdogan meeting raised expectations for the improvement of India-Turkey ties, but those hopes were short-lived.

India’s Hindutva Groups Have the Gyanvapi Mosque in Their Crosshairs

India’s Hindutva Groups Have the Gyanvapi Mosque in Their Crosshairs

By Tarushi Aswani
Hindutva groups are laying claim to a growing number of sites where Muslim monuments and mosques stand, arguing that temples once stood on the same land.
‘They Burnt My Parents Alive’: Gujarat Riots Still Haunt Victims

‘They Burnt My Parents Alive’: Gujarat Riots Still Haunt Victims

By Tarushi Aswani
20 years after anti-Muslim violence in Gujarat, the victims are still haunted by their memories – and the parallels they see today.

Uttar Pradesh 2022: A Blueprint for the Yogi’s Hindu Rashtra

Uttar Pradesh 2022: A Blueprint for the Yogi’s Hindu Rashtra

By Antara Chakraborthy and Pravin Prakash
The expected victory of Yogi Adityanath in India’s most populous state, offers valuable lessons abut the BJP’s aspirations for national hegemony and an ethnic democracy.

Modi’s Repeal of Farm Laws Isn’t Enough, Say Indian Farmers

Modi’s Repeal of Farm Laws Isn’t Enough, Say Indian Farmers

By Naila Khan and Uzair Usmani
At the protest site, farmers are celebrating the government’s decision to roll back the farm laws but they will not end their protest until parliament revokes the laws.

Nepal’s New PM Deuba Seeks Better Ties With India

Nepal’s New PM Deuba Seeks Better Ties With India

By Kamal Dev Bhattarai
Since Deuba came to power in July, there have been several rounds of interactions between the two side, but no top-level visits to date.
The Shifting Nature of India-China Relations

The Shifting Nature of India-China Relations

By Ankit Panda
Manoj Kewalramani joins the show to discuss Indian views of China and the bilateral relationship between the two countries.

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