International Relations in India & Beyond
“No country can develop and achieve its full potential if half of its population is locked in non-remunerative, less productive and non-economic activities”. – The World Bank The female labour force participation in...
If there was a list of most pertinent as well as most persistent questions in the study of South Asian Region as part of International Relations, this is certainly one of them. The history...
There’s so much common between India and Bangladesh – Shared borders, Cultures, Languages among a few others. India’s links with Bangladesh are multidimensional, economic, cultural, and social. In the last decade, both the countries...
Introduction “China is not a superpower, nor will she ever seek to be one. If one day China should change her colour and turn into a superpower, if she too should play the tyrant...
Technological innovation and economic development are positively co-related. Technological advancement is associated with greater productivity and efficient use of resources that can lead to a significant reduction in poverty, attract investments and increase economic...
Infrastructure plays a crucial role in sustained GDP growth of any nation. Estimates by Calderón et al. (2011) reveal that “a 7%–10% increase in power, transport, and telecommunication infrastructure can add 1% to a...
The No First Use (NFU) policy has been one of the hallmarks of India’s status as a responsible nuclear power, but the idea isn’t all idealistic in nature, in fact, if anything, it was...
The connectivity in the Bay of Bengal has been minimal in the past few decades, and the regional integration in South Asia has been under the jeopardy. As the largest bay in the world,...
“The earth is one but the world is not. We all depend on one biosphere for sustaining our lives. Yet each community, each country, strives for survival and prosperity with little regard for its...
The hub of COVID-19 has been rapidly shifting towards South Asia, with more than 150,000 people affected in the subcontinent today with this deadly virus. According to the World Health Organisation(WHO), nearly every country...
