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India-Bangladesh Relations: Towards A Reset Or A Deeper Crisis? (opens the original)
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As India-Bangladesh relations try and move towards a reset, rumours are emanating from Dhaka of yet another possible attempt at regime change by Islamists. Islamist groups, which have been witnessing a resurgence, are believed to be in a hurry to lay claim to the throne through yet another mass movement ahead of December, when Sheikh Hasina has announced she will return to her land of birth and face whatever be the consequences. If Hasina returns to Bangladesh, Awami Leaguers and many others cal
India’s Bishkek Bet: Use The SCO To Hedge In A War-Ravaged World (opens the original)
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With war still raging around Iran and the Strait of Hormuz, the SCO is likely to become an alternative mechanism to find peace where Eurasia’s big three—China’s President Xi Jinping, Indian PM Narendra Modi and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin—have a chance to shape talks towards global peace and trade flows. Modi’s meeting with Putin has already seen India publicly endorse efforts to end the war in Ukraine. Russia may well now use India’s and China’s access to European and American leaders to
Bangladesh’s India Reset Is About More Than Just Diplomacy (opens the original)
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The first signs of a reset in India-Bangladesh relations have arrived not through a grand summit or a formal agreement but through two carefully choreographed meetings in Dhaka. On Monday, Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Tarique Rahman met Indian High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi in what was the first such high-level engagement after months of Trivedi’s tenure in Dhaka. When it almost seemed that Rahman was set on snubbing New Delhi by not meeting with its first minister-ranking envoy in Dhaka. A day
Beyond NEET: Why India Needs To Rethink Its Examination System (opens the original)
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India’s examination system is in urgent need of reform, as the attempt to create a “One Nation, One Examination” framework for admissions to higher education has failed to inspire confidence among either students or the institutions it is supposed to serve. Repeated paper leaks, allegations of malpractice, and administrative lapses have exposed the weaknesses of concentrating the fate of millions of students in a handful of centrally administered tests. The idea of a common examination is not in
India’s Indo-Pacific Strategy Is About China, But Also For A World Without US Supremacy (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three-nation tour, which ended last Sunday, has inevitably been interpreted through the prism of strategic competition with China by many observers. That reading is certainly prescient to an extent, but there is more beyond the China calculus. It is also about the need to draw friends closer in an uncertain world, where US power is gradually declining and “Middle Powers” need to combine to secure their resources and supply chains. Reducing the visit to another chap
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