In Conversation with China Scholar Prof.Srikanth Kondapalli.
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Why trusting China on disengagement remains a challenge?
Can China be trusted? Rising tensions and uncertain disengagements along the border
India-China disengagement raises trust issues as China creates counties in Hotan and military outposts in Tawang, challenging agreements and peace...
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Pinewood hotel: A timeless melody in Shillong’s heart
Pinewood is more than a hotel, it’s a legacy woven into Shillong’s charm. For over 126 years, it has captured...
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The mystery of Starlink devices in Manipur’s conflict landscape
Indian security agencies recover a Starlink device linked to insurgents, sparking concerns over advanced technology in Manipur's conflict.
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China’s opportunism amid Bangladesh’s political turmoil
China strengthens its hold in Bangladesh, reshaping South Asia's power dynamics and challenging India in the Bay of Bengal.
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Operation 1027: A year of transformations in Myanmar’s civil war
Operation 1027 has shifted Myanmar’s civil war, with insurgents capturing key areas and challenging the junta’s authority.
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The NEHU mess: The Shukla era of incompetence, arrogance, and unfulfilled promises
NEHU students end a 16-day hunger strike calling for VC’s resignation over alleged governance failures, political favoritism, and administrative negligence.
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The strategic lifeline: Securing the Siliguri Corridor amid escalating Chinese expansion
China’s expanding presence threatens India’s Siliguri Corridor, a key artery for national security and economic stability.
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Rising radicalisation in Bangladesh: A growing threat to democracy and regional stability
Radical groups in Bangladesh, like Hefazat-e-Islam and the Ansarullah Bangla Team, are pushing for an Islamic state and targeting India...
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Sinification of Buddhism: China’s manipulative quest for control
China’s efforts to claim Buddhism’s origins clash with millions of Buddhists’ enduring connection to India.
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Bangladesh: Torn between secular aspirations and the rising tide of Islamism
Islamist forces are pushing for an Islamic state in Bangladesh, threatening the secular ideals of Professor Mohammad Yunus's interim government.
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Dark shadows of violence looms as Yunus addresses attack on Hindus and minorities
Despite efforts for peace and solidarity, religious minorities in Bangladesh continue to face systematic violence amidst ongoing political unrest.
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