India to build solar wind farms along Pakistan border
Amit Bhandari, our Energy & Environment Studies Fellow, was quoted by AFP which was republished by The Week. Find the article here
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L’Inde compte construire des parcs solaires et éoliens à la frontière avec le Pakistan
Amit Bhandari, Fellow, Energy and Environment Studies was quoted by AFP which was republished by Connaissance des Energies. Find the article here
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India unveils new plans along western borders with Pakistan
Amit Bhandari, our Energy & Environment Studies Fellow was quoted by AFP which was republished by Times of Islamabad. Read the article here
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge praised for the type of clothes that earned Trudeau ridicule
Our Distinguished Fellow, Foreign Policy Studies, Ambassador Rajiv Bhatia was quoted in the National Post. Read the article here
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A search for order in cyberspace
A recent seminar on cyberspace stability in Shanghai showed a global preoccupation by nations to acquire capabilities and devise protective mechanisms against attacks. A reflection on two themes emerging from the discussions
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Bangladesh, India’s exemplary neighbour
Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s visit to India earlier this month, resulting in seven new agreements, showed the strength of the mutual relationship. But both governments need to address some rankling issues: the sharing of the Teesta waters, the Rohingya problem and repatriation of the illegal people from Assam
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Powering hydrogen mobility for India
Decarbonising the transportation sector is an environmental priority globally, and hydrogen, the cleanest and most plentiful of fuels, is central to achieving this goal. If hydrogen mobility is actively pursued, India’s large reserves of gas hydrates and shale gas can be tapped for commercial use. Such a shift in choice of fuel will also ensure India’s energy security
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Kovalam, Chennai: Xi Jinping arrives to meet PM Modi for another day talks of informal summit
Our Executive Director and Co-Founder, Manjeet Kripalani, featured on WION. Watch the interview here
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Modi-Xi meeting
Our Director and Co-Founder, Neelam Deo, featured on WION. Watch the interview here
Modi-Xi Take 2: a holding operation
The second informal summit between Prime Minister Modi and President Xi Jinping in Mamallapuram on October 11 is likely to be more a holding operation than an occasion for increasing convergence of perspectives on regional and global issues. Neelam Deo, Director of Gateway House, answers a few questions on the eve of the Chinese president’s visit