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Raisina Dialogue now 4th on global popularity chart: Think tank index | India News

NEW DELHI: The Raisina Dialogue, MEA’s flagship foreign policy and international affairs conference, has climbed up the global popularity charts and is now ranked fourth in the world, overtaking the global event it set out to emulate five years ago. Observer Research Foundation (ORF) which collaborates with the foreign office to produce Raisina Dialogue has been ranked 20th among 174 top think tanks worldwide, and eighth among non-US bodies, says the annual ranking report. The 2020 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report, by the Think Tanks and Civil Societies Programme (TTCSP) of the Lauder Institute at the University of Pennsylvania is regarded as the definitive ranking system for think tanks globally, on a variety of metrics.

China may trigger fresh crisis along LAC

46177 5 DETERRENCE NEEDED: India must secure the disputed areas before the snow melts and PLA movements become easier across the LAC. PTI Lt Gen DS Hooda (retd) Former Northern Army Commander The standoff at the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in Ladakh is set to continue through the winter. There is minimal possibility of any significant military moves during the winter months, and it has been reported that the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has already moved 10,000 soldiers from depth areas back to their permanent garrisons in Xinjiang and Tibet military regions. The Indian Army, even if it wishes to, will find it more difficult to pull out soldiers. With the roads to Ladakh closed, both the moving out of troops and their re-induction in an emergency, is extremely difficult.

Delhi blast: Indian media blames Iran for attack near Israeli embassy

NEW DELHI: A day after a low-intensity blast near the Israeli Embassy in New Delhi, several sections of the Indian media on Saturday accused Iran of staging the attack in the capital. On Friday, a small bomb exploded nearly 50 meters from the Israeli Embassy located in a high-security zone and not far from the prime minister’s residence damaging nearby cars but causing no injuries. Simultaneously, a letter recovered from the site termed the incident a “trailer.” Media reports say that an envelope found at the blast site “revealed the Iranian connection to the blast” as their targets were Israeli installations in India.

Will Pakistan get Covid vaccines from India?

news Will Pakistan get Covid vaccines from India? Pakistan has recorded more than 530,000 Covid infections so far © Reuters Next week, Pakistan plans to launch its immunisation programme against Covid, starting with health workers getting jabs of free doses of a China-made vaccine. Next door, arch-rival India began one of the world s biggest inoculation drives against the disease in mid-January. The vaccine powerhouse - India makes about 60% of vaccines globally - has also begun shipping millions of free doses to friendly neighbours in the region, in what is being described as vaccine diplomacy . Unsurprisingly, Pakistan is not a recipient. The two nuclear-armed rivals have fought three wars since gaining independence from Britain in 1947, with the last war between them taking place in 1971. They came to the brink of war in 2019 over the disputed territory of Kashmir.

How Covid-19 vaccines can shape China and India s global influence

How Covid-19 vaccines can shape China and India s global influence CNBC 1/29/2021 Wealthy nations have been accused of hoarding vaccines, mostly from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna. It has created room for India, China, and to an extent Russia, to develop, produce and supply vaccines to the developing world. Experts say the efforts can bolster those countries influence and deepen their ties with other nations. © Provided by CNBC A beneficiary gets vaccinated by health staff during a pan India Covid-19 vaccination drive at Aundh district hospital, on January 16, 2021 in Pune, India. SINGAPORE – With mass vaccination campaigns against Covid-19 underway globally, there is an emerging gap between rich and poor nations in their abilities to secure enough shots to immunize their people.

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