India exhibits strategic opportunism
Delhi is clearly strategically aligning itself away from Asia and looks more and more towards the West
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Delhi is clearly strategically aligning itself away from Asia and looks more and more towards the West
Like two tigers hunting in pairs, the Akhanda Bharat dispute and climate change have sent the political as well as physical temperature shooting up in Nepal as never before.
The de-hyphenation dogma continues to haunt New Delhi even when it has been freed of the same in relation to Western views viz neighbourhood equations in the subcontinent
'Koi Naraz Phupha to nahi?' is a common query of relatives and guests attending a traditional Indian wedding. The sarcastic question arises because it is expected that there will be a sulking uncle sitting in some corner of the gathering expressing his displeasure at all the arrangements and the fact that he is not being accorded the pride of place he deserves.
India will need investments worth 2.5% of the gross domestic product in green initiatives to achieve its net-zero goal of 2070