@DPISPU

Official Twitter Account of Dept of Politics and International Studies, Pondicherry University.RT is not endorsement

 Pondicherry, India
Joined August 2022
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Happy to share that our student Sampada Pujhari , along with Nayandeep Sardar, has a chapter titled “Scaling the Auroville model: Building self-sustaining ecosystem for climate resilience and action” published in the upcoming book Green rhetoric: Trends in environmental discourse
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(Eds. A. Gogoi & M. Dutta) by Akhand Publishing House (ISBN 978-81-19098-36-1). Congratulations to them for this achievement!
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I’m pleased to share that our student Nayandeep Sardar has a chapter titled “Digital dragons, eagles, and bulls: Competing visions of AI governance in the US, EU, and China” published in the edited volume Dialogues across humanities and social sciences:
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Selected papers from the Young Researchers’ Conference 2024 (Eds. M. G. Sarbadhikary & M. Roy), Books & Allied (P) Ltd., ISBN 978-93-94107-85-4. Congratulations to him on this accomplishment!
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Mr Ayush Joshi of MA IInd year, Department of Politics and International Studies has got the best paper award at the National Young Scholars Seminar 5.0 hosted by St. Joseph’s University, Bangalore. Congratulations Ayush. @PondiUniVC @PU_PondyUni
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Congratulations to the students of the Department of Politics and International Studies for their success in the UGC exams! Your hard work and dedication have paid off. Wishing you all the best for your academic and professional journeys ahead! #Success #UGCExams #FutureLeaders
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A first year research scholar, Megha Joshi from the Department of Politics and International Studies, Pondicherry University wrote an opinion article "Doom or Bloom: What's next for India-Canada relations?, for @SamvadaWorld .
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@SamvadaWorld22 Oct 2024
Doom Or Bloom: What’s next for India-Canada relations? - India-Canada, a story of a long-standing bilateral relationship strengthened by common factors like democracy, pluralism, interpersonal connections, and people-to-people ties and trade, has come to an undesired turning point with the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. - With bilateral trade worth billions and Canada being home to over 1.7 million Indian diasporas and a go-to haven for Indian students seeking education abroad, would the countries take such a drastic step of severing ties, economic and interpersonal completely? - Both countries keeping in mind their national interests and economic interests are very unlikely to let the dispute spill over to the economic realm. @CanadainIndia @MEAIndia @narendramodi @DrSJaishankar @srijankishor @DPISPU Read more: samvadaworld.com/featured/do…
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Heartiest congratulations to all the UGC NET-JRF winners from the Department of Politics &International Studies, Pondicherry University! Your hard work and dedication have paid off, & this achievement marks a significant milestone in your academic journey. We are proud of you!
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Mr Lipun, a 2nd-year master's student of IR of DPIS at @PU_PondyUni, wrote an article titled "Sri Lanka's Debt Deal with China: Implications for the Economy and India- Sri Lanka Relations" for @SAMonitor. The article highlights... southasiamonitor.org/spotlig…

Sri Lanka's debt deal with China: Implications for the economy and India-Sri Lanka relations

India and China have long been strategic rivals in South Asia. China's significant economic footprint in Sri Lanka, through investments in infrastructure projects like the Hambantota Port and the...

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... India and China's long strategic rivalry in South Asia. China's significant economic footprint in Sri Lanka, through investments in infrastructure projects like the Hambantota Port and the Colombo Port City, has raised concerns in New Delhi about Beijing’s growing influence.
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Replying to @LPKMR1
@LPKMR1, a student at the Department of Politics and International Studies @PU_PondyUni, wrote a research article titled "Escalating Tensions: Russia-US Standoff in Cuba and Global Implications" for @The_geopolitics. #USA #Russia #standoff #geopolitics thegeopolitics.com/escalatin…

Escalating Tensions: Russia-US Standoff in Cuba and Global Implications - The Geopolitics

Russia's nuclear warship deployment to Cuba reignites Cold War-era tensions with the US, signaling significant geopolitical shifts.

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The article delves into the historical context, strategic interests, and diplomatic implications of the Russia-US standoff in Cuba. It offers insights into how this development may reshape the geopolitical landscape. #missile #NuclearPower #Caribbean #Island #military
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Replying to @PSarbabidya
@PSarbabidya, a 2nd-year master's student of DPIS at @PU_PondyUni, wrote an opinion article titled "India-China: A Frozen Relationship" for @MDiplomacyWORLD. Where he brought up the historical reason for the disputed border between India and China. moderndiplomacy.eu/2024/08/0…

India-China: A frozen relationship

The India-China border disputes date lower back to the early twentieth century whilst the British colonial rulers drew the McMahon Line as the boundary among India and Tibet.

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....he outlines facts and data regarding incursion and trade between these two big Asian Giants. He concludes by saying As India continues to rise as a major global player, resolving the border dispute with China will be pivotal in defining its trajectory in the 21st century.
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Replying to @PSarbabidya
@PSarbabidya, a student of Politics and International Studies at @PU_PondyUni, wrote an opinion article titled "PM Modi’s Austria Visit: Strengthening India-Europe Ties Amid Political Churnings" for @gsdnlive. gsdn.live/the-chessboard-of-…

The Chessboard of Teesta: India, Bangladesh and China - Global Defense News - GSDN

By: Pritam Sarbabidya The dispute between India and Bangladesh over the Teesta River project has been a hotly debated matter for long, constituting a notable piece of the South Asian geopolitical...

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He argues that the Teesta Water Project highlights the interplay between geopolitics, development and security dynamics. China’s entry challenges India’s strategic thinking and requires a thoughtful response.
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Mr LEIVON VICTOR LAMKANG, a 2nd year MA IR of DPIS, in his article for @NIAS_India History Weekly, brings the history of the process of the formation of the IAEA, also hailed as the "watchdog" for 178 member states. globalpolitics.in/TWTW_view_…
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He further argues that when India joined the SCO, it hoped to balance the grouping and convey the message that Central Asia is not just an extended neighbourhood but an extended family.
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The article titled "4 August 2007: The US launches Phoenix, a mission to Mars" by Mr Pranesh, a 2nd year MA Pol Sci student of DPIS for @NIAS_India, highlights the history of the groundbreaking Phoenix Mars mission, launched in 2007 to explore Mars. globalpolitics.in/view_cir_a…
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Mr Pranesh Selvaraj, 2nd year MA Pol Sci Student of DPIS, wrote an opinion article titled "Can India counter the Chinese challenge in the Indo-Pacific?" for @SAMonitor. The article highlights the significance of the Indo-Pacific for India and why it is... southasiamonitor.org/indo-pa…

Can India counter the Chinese challenge in the Indo Pacific?

China's rising military and economic involvement in the region provides India with a strategic challenge to formulate a foreign and security policy blueprint for the Indo-Pacific. 

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...important to tackle China in the region. China's growing presence and aggressive posture pose a threat to India, and what are the Indian prospects in the region?
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