PRIME Minister NarendraModi is scheduled to visit Tokyo soon to meet with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, signalling closer bilateral ties infused by personal...
ByJeff KingstonJuly 7, 2014PRIME Minister Shinzo Abe was in New Delhi recently to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the founding of the Indian Republic. His presence...
ByJeff KingstonFebruary 9, 2014The first overseas tour of President Pratibha Patil was marred by unprecedented goof-ups, protocol glitches and controversy which regaled television audiences and newspaper...
ByTeamJune 7, 2008THIS quote from President George Bush captures the essence of his management agenda. Few people realize that in the midst of the war...
ByPrajapti TrivediApril 7, 2008MANY factors go into the formulation of the foreign policy of a country. As a determining principle, foreign policy cannot be foreign to...
ByTeamApril 7, 2008MUCH has been said about globalization, its pros and cons, its promises and failures, and how it can or cannot help developing countries...
ByTeamMarch 7, 2008IT is widely acknowledged that India’s public services, particularly the executive grades, have maintained high standards. The Indian Administrative Service (IAS) has always...
ByTeamNovember 7, 2007MUCH of what is happening in India today should have been apparent to any discerning analyst long ago. India was on its way...
ByGowher RizviJuly 7, 2007The advent of the desi aam in America is the fruit of bureaucratic cooperation The first shipment of India’s king of fruits –...
ByTeamJune 7, 2007The US risks losing its global edge by outsourcing critical R&D, and while India debates quotas and plays politics with education, China is...
ByVivek WadhwaMay 7, 2007