WEST BENGAL’S FALSE MESSIAHS
By Anirban Ganguly Real poriborton continues to elude this State, and the triumvirate of hunger, fea...
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The 2016-17 Budget : A Positive step in India’s Transformation Process
By Mukul Asher, Professorial Fellow, National University of Singapore, Director, Public Policy, Glo...
India-Qatar Gas Agreement : Win-Win Deal for Both
By Ambassador R. Dayakar Among non-traditional security imperatives of nation-states, energy is now...
Public- Private Partnership (PPP) For Improving Village Economy of Haryana
By Mukul Asher There is a saying that “if one does not know where one wants to go, any road will do”...
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Better Late than Never : Slow, but steady will win the “Road” race
By Rahul Mehta The Grand Trunk Road was constructed by Sher Shah Suri in 1545 and rebuilt by the Bri...
Towards a New Defence Procurement Procedure in 2016
By Amit Cowshish The Ministry of Defence (MoD) created a flutter last month when it made public the...
“Transparency leads to profit making”
By Aseervatham Achary It was the fag end of UPA Rule in the month of January, 2014 when all the Prin...
Shah’s BJP is on a Journey of Recollecting its Roots
By Anirban Ganguly The first week of February saw an interesting development in the BJP’s central se...
Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar’s U.S. Visit – Building Blocks for a India-U.S. Defence Partnership
By Nitin Gokhale “India has done enough to simplify it’s defence procurement and other norms....
Modi’s Kabul visit – Cementing of a Partnership in India-Afghan Relations
By Shakti Sinha Prime Minister Narendra Modi was in Kabul on December 25th to jointly inaugur...
Bonds that transcend present
By Anirban Ganguly In India’s engagement with France, through alliances of climate, ene...
Diplomacy – the Narendra Modi approach
By Dr. Anirban Ganguly The Prime Minister of India ought to be able to travel with ease in the South...
Whose Idea of India is it anyway?
By Parag Amalnerker India’s journey post-independence needs an objective analysis for any meaningful...
Paris climate summit : an agreement for humanity
Dr. Uttam K Sinha Every success symbolises a new beginning. In all fairness and leaving aside some m...
India-Japan Summit : Forging New Dimensions in a New Partnership
By Ambassador R. Dayakar The 3-day visit of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to India (11-13 December) repr...
India takes lead in Solar Power Alliance
By Siddharth Singh Prime Minister Narendra Modi along with French President François Hollande jointl...
MODI IN A MULTIPOLAR WORLD
By Nirmala Joshi Redefining Governance Ed: Anirban Ganguly Publisher : Prabhat Prakashan, Rs 400 Pr...
Smart Cities: A Holistic Approach
By Aditi Jain In India, it is estimated according to the World Bank that almost 10 million people mi...
DIGITAL INDIA- Transforming India Byte by Byte
By Shantanu Gharpure Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi in his latest visit to Silicon Valley charmed...
Nitish Kumar remains delusional in spite of failed prophecies & falsehoods: a rebuttal
By Parag Amalnerkar Nitish Kumar’s interview to CNN IBN’s Bhupendra Chaubey yesterday only reinforce...
BJP’s Vision Document for Bihar – from Anarchy towards Development
Pradip Bhandari The 1st phase of polling for Bihar elections has begun. The development of the stat...
ENDING THE BLACKOUT OF DEENDAYAL UPADHYAYA
By A Surya Prakash The Bharatiya Jana Sangh founder has been written off as one who called for a Hin...
The Pandit that India forgot
By Anirban Ganguly Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya established and spread the Bharatiya Jana Sangh across...
Goddess Lakshmi: the Maker of our Foreign Relations
Bharat Variawalla Goddess Lakshmi is today the principle maker of the foreign policy of the Modi Gov...
Ending the blackout of Deendayal Upadhyaya
By A Surya Prakash The Bharatiya Jana Sangh founder has been written off as one who called for a Hin...
Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay – A visionary leader and philosopher
By Dr. Shiv Shakti Bakshi Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya is remembered as a great philosopher who as a p...
India’s Call For Reforming the UNSC Is Not A Sign Of Mendicancy
By Dr Anirban Ganguly India’s demand for restructuring and reforming the UN is not begging at the do...
Tapping Civilisational Ties to Avert Historic Crisis
By Dr. Anirban Ganguly Over 21 countries represented by leading scholars, teachers of spirituality a...
Challenges of Digital India
By Shakti Sinha The BJP fought the last national election on the slogan – maximum governance, minimu...
Modi’s proposed visit to Israel will bring a diplomatic renaissance in the bilateral ties
By Ajay Thakur For last 20 years even though India has the most intimate of strategic relations with...
Modi’s Trinity of Schemes that will Growth-Boost India
By Hindol Sengupta A couple of months ago, I was at the Harvard Club in Manhattan. There was somethi...
India of the Ages is Rising, Signalling a New Twilight
By Anirban Ganguly The last one year since May 2014 has been a year of profound shift. Through a ste...
Modi at 365 : The re-emergence of India as a Civilizational state
By Anirban Ganguly No other Government in post-independent India’s history has faced as much scrutin...
Modi in Mongolia – Rekindling a Civilisational Link
Dr. Anirban Ganguly It is said that when the legendary Buddhist Monk, the late Kushok Bakula Rinpoch...
Extraordinary transformation of Madhya Pradesh in agriculture through the last decade
An Interview of Dr. J.K. Bajaj Madhya Pradesh has created history by posting the highest ever agricu...
The Roaring Lion, Anchor of Economic Stability, Growing & Ageing Parties: a fortnightly perspective
By Dr. Anirban Ganguly The Indian Lion’s leap and roar at the Hannover Messe and the Prime Minister’...
From Panchsheel to Panchamrit
Dr. Anirban Ganguly After a long spell a political party has come out with a resolution on India’s...
Smart cities – another approach
By Dr. Mukul Kapoor In a very positive move towards urbanization our honorable Prime Minister made a...
India needs a thorough clean-up
By Raj Liberhan In more ways than one, we need to clean up our country. The philosophical framework...