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How to deal with India’s economic reliance upon China

India’s $99B trade deficit with China calls for gradual decoupling. Dr Ajay Dua outlines how to pivot with BRICS, Quad & local innovation. The post How to deal with India’s economic reliance upon China appeared first on The Sunday...

China is preparing for Dalai Lama reincarnation

China accelerates plans to control Dalai Lama’s succession, raising fears of unrest among Tibetans and global concern. The post China is preparing for Dalai Lama reincarnation appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.

Tibet report launched in Hindi, wants cultural heritage protected

New Delhi: A new report by the Tibet Action Institute (TAI) has raised serious concerns over China’s widespread use of colonial style boarding schools in Tibet, calling it… The post Tibet report launched in Hindi, wants cultural heritage protected...

Don’t ignore India’s natural and ancient kinship with Bhutan

Fresh from a joyful visit to Bhutan, and the memories of time spent with dear friends there, it is dismaying to read the bitter commentary in the press of India’s alleged mistakes and misdeeds against this important friend, ally...

The Dalai Lama’s reincarnation proclamation matters

The Dalai Lama’s announcement is both a reaffirmation of Tibetan religious sovereignty and a pre-emptive strike against Chinese political theatre. As the 14th Dalai Lama reaches his 90th birthday, he has made a proclamation that reverberates far beyond the...

Policy of PM Modi scripted to secure the Indo-Pacific

India under PM Modi is ready to align with all countries, linking up with which will advance the interests of the 1.4 billion population of the country. NEW DELHI: Firm direction and the setting up of guardrails to prevent...

China will have to contend with ‘two Dalai Lamas’

NEW DELHI: This is a crucial year for Tibetans and is also marked by a couple of anniversaries important for the Communist Chinese regime. Last week the XIVth Dalai Lama set at rest all speculation when he confirmed that...

India must not falter on China

China’s incursions along LAC are not anomalies. They are calibrated tests of India’s resolve. As the world’s most populous democracy and a rising economic power, India stands at a pivotal crossroads in the Indo-Pacific—one defined not merely by trade...

The new city of the Dragon King and India’s bid to support it

Bhutan’s bold Gelephu project offers India a strategic opportunity—economic partnership, regional stability, and soft power near the sensitive China border. Most of the northeastern borders of India have been in focus due to the conflicts in Myanmar and the...

Why Dharma takes time to triumph

Allies must be found. Choices must be made. For dharma to act decisively, it must be an appropriate time too. MANIPAL: The question of why dharma, or righteousness, often seems slow to prevail has echoed through civilizations. For many,...