Timely analysis on South Asia from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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New piece from @MilanV in @FT on how the SIR shifts the burden of voter registration from the state to the Indian people: "A country that once went to extraordinary lengths to ensure all citizens could vote is now busy placing new obstacles in their way."
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Check out our new piece from @splalwani on the hidden upward trajectory of the U.S.-India relationship, linked here.
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New from @CarnegieSAsia: Ahead of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio's visit to India, @splalwani argues that "perceptions of the political relationship have deteriorated faster than its strategic foundations." carnegieendowment.org/emissa…
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A new book by the British economist @vincecable examines what the rise of China and India means for the future of the world economy—and the international order. Vince is my guest on #GrandTamasha this week open.spotify.com/episode/0CT…
"Once institutional trust has eroded, it is not easy to build it back up": Read @MilanV in @Bloomberg on the Cockroach Janta Party's next mobilization - protests over the Indian Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process.
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New #GrandTamasha: Today, we kick off a new 4-part series with @CASIPenn on energy & climate issues confronting India. To begin, @tariqthachil & @winterapples join me to discuss why India struggles to deliver clean air to its citizens. Listen: open.spotify.com/episode/0O4…
Read our new piece by @PaliwalAvi on Sri Lanka's economic and geopolitical balancing act: carnegieendowment.org/resear…
New from @CarnegieSAsia : @PaliwalAvi reflects on Sri Lanka's careful economic and geopolitical balancing act. Economic recovery has brought Sri Lanka a modicum of stability, but domestic strains and great-power rivalry could test how long it lasts. carnegieendowment.org/resear…
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New from @pstanpolitics & Furqan Khan: How Does China Manage Political Conflict Abroad? Insights from South Asia bpb-us-e1.wpmucdn.com/blogs.…
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Nice @the_hindu #InFocus podcast hosted by @samzsays featuring Apoorva Jadhav discussing her @CarnegieEndow essay, "Unlocking India’s Urban Dividend." Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=HuD3sUjQ…
Read Apoorva's series on India's 'unfinished demographic dividend' here: carnegieendowment.org/people…
Apoorva Jadhav discusses her reform agenda for Indian cities on @the_hindu In Focus podcast based on her second piece on India's demographic dividend.
Can India’s cities rise to the looming demographic ch... youtu.be/HuD3sUjQScA?is=tkWo… via @YouTube
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1/ Congrats to all those on the @newindiafndtion Longlist! Delighted we could speak to four of these authors for #GrandTamasha:
@SamDalrymple123 on "Shattered Lands": youtube.com/watch?v=arPyRCDp…
Devesh Kapur @arvindsubraman on "One-Sixth of Humanity": youtube.com/watch?v=yFwbuSyv…
150+ Nominations. Ten books Longlist. One prize. INR 15 lakhs.
Announcing the Longlist for the 9th Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay NIF Book Prize, honouring the finest non-fiction on Independent India’s history.
From the making of the Constitution to the partition of a subcontinent, from the story of India’s development to the rise of its scam economy, from the life of a diplomat who shaped the Republic’s foreign policy to a diaspora's resistance to the Emergency, from the lives of migrant workers in a Delhi factory to a hidden maestro of Hindustani music, from questions of justice in the Republic to a personal history of the nation, these books reckon with the India we live in today.
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New #GrandTamasha out now: @PSarthak19 & @pranaykotas join me to discuss their new book, "Fiscal Fables: A Citizen’s Guide to Public Finance," which demystifies how the Indian government collects and spends the public’s money for a lay audience open.spotify.com/episode/0xz…
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New from @CEIPStatecraft & @CarnegieSAsia: "The Populist Turn in Middle Power Diplomacy," edited by @CChivvis, @rohan_mukh & me.
Featuring Aries Arugay, @JeremyCliffe, @SDestradi, @CFieschi, Federico Merke, @murat_somer_eng & @VeghZsuzsanna assets.carnegieendowment.org…
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Good column by @dhume in @WSJ on how the GOP might be forfeiting Indian American voters in 2026. Includes a few data points from our @CarnegieEndow Indian American Attitudes Survey wsj.com/opinion/some-republi…
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This week on #GrandTamasha, Jacob Poushter of @pewresearch joins me to discuss the latest data on how India and Pakistan view each other—and the world. Plus, we discuss how the world views India. Watch: youtu.be/-Erbtvl28SM
One more day before our event with @CEIPStatecraft ! Make sure to register today.
Join Carnegie's @CChivvis in conversation with @CFieschi, @VeghZsuzsanna, and Frederico Merke on Tuesday, September 22nd to discuss how right-wing populist leaders have come to shape the world order. Register at the link here:
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Join Carnegie's @CChivvis in conversation with @CFieschi, @VeghZsuzsanna, and Frederico Merke on Tuesday, September 22nd to discuss how right-wing populist leaders have come to shape the world order. Register at the link here:
carnegieendowment.org/events…
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Rumors are swirling that the Modi government plans to reintroduce their delimitation bills in an upcoming session of Parliament. @louisetillin, Andy Robaina & I published a paper in May outlining what the bills do--and do not--do. Now available in Hindi!
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On 9/22 at 12 pm ET, @CarnegieEndow is hosting a virtual discussion to commemorate the release of our new compendium on the "Populist Turn in Middle Power Diplmoacy." @CChivvis will be in conversation w/ @CFieschi, Federico Merke & @VeghZsuzsanna. RSVP: carnegieendowment.org/events…
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On the potential of U.S. support for India in the event of another border crisis with China, @splalwani tells @SCMPNews that “there’s a lot more structural support” for defence cooperation scmp.com/news/china/diplomac…
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Today, we celebrate the release of our 300th episode of #GrandTamasha. To discuss the latest on policy & politics from India--plus what has changed (and what hasn't) since we began the show in 2019--I'm joined by regular guests @dhume & @tanvi_madan youtube.com/watch?v=PXSSDRqy…
