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Sumit Ganguly

Sumit Ganguly

Sumit Ganguly is a distinguished professor of political science and Tagore Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University, Bloomington.
Sumit Ganguly is a distinguished professor of political science and Tagore Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at Indiana University, Bloomington.

Asian Angle | As he beat the religious drum, India’s Modi forgot Hindu pride cannot be eaten

The Indian PM failed to appreciate what matters most to India’s poorest. Expect him to learn and adapt from his electoral setback.

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Years of debt accumulation, policy missteps – including a failed experiment in organic farming – and ill-conceived infrastructure projects built with Chinese funds have led Sri Lanka to the edge of catastrophe.

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While the restraint of the Pakistani military following the incident is admirable, the two nuclear-armed neighbours can do more to strengthen confidence-building measures.

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Despite India’s steady drift into the US orbit, Russia remains a vital relationship for New Delhi as it seeks arms sales and strategic balance. Agreements on trade, investment and security cooperation in addition to arms deals show the relationship still has room for growth.

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Critics of Biden’s decision are many, but when it comes to defining ‘victory’ and how it might be accomplished, they have no clear answer. Given the high cost and death toll, it is hard to justify a prolonged campaign.

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Beijing’s misgivings about New Delhi’s actions in Kashmir last year are part of the story, but a number of other factors are also at play, says Sumit Ganguly.

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