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Aditya Phatak, Senior Researcher, Gateway House, appeared in a panel discussion on India's 'Technology Vision 2035' hosted by India Infoline News Service
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Amit Bhandari and Kunal Kulkarni's article 'India’s energy: three years, three aims' was republished on The Political India.
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Rajiv Bhatia's article 'Progressing 'Diplomacy for development' was republished by Swarajya magazine.
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Tanya Keswani, Outreach Associate, Gateway House, was featured in the highlights video for the Thomson Reuters South Asia Risk Summit 2016
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Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, was quoted by The Hindu Business Line in an article on the Narendra Modi government's foreign policy.
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With the possibility of the Jamaat-e-Islami being officially banned through a resolution in the Bangladesh parliament, what will happen to its followers and activists? Will it cease to exist as a political and ideological force or, in the absence of a political platform, will its ideological followers strive to find alternate ways to make their existence felt?
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Below is the quote from Sameer Patil; “If that happens, it will bring about a paradigm shift in Indo-US defence ties. This will benefit the US more than India because the US Navy has wider global reach. For India, it Read more
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Neelam Deo, Director, Gateway House, was quoted in an article by Energy Intelligence on Prime Minister Modi's visit to Iran scheduled for 22 May, 2016.
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After nearly a decade of moving slowly towards the U.S. on critical matters including nuclear power, the recent bilateral agreement to share military facilities and have anti-submarine warfare talks, suggest that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will have India sail the oceans with the American eagle.
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Relatively low fossil fuel prices have created a favourable climate for the Modi government to secure India’s growing energy needs in a sustainable manner and at fair prices. The government should also encourage locally-built wind and nuclear options to secure India’s long-term needs.