In this issue

COVER STORY
After the Chinese incursions in Indian territory,
India seems more cornered than ever in a hostile
neighbourhood. What next as China’s economic and
political influence in South Asia increases?

Mine Your Own Business

Modi government’s push for self-sufficiency in coal revives age-old debate over the cost of development

6 mins

Private Limited

States’ cooperation vital for success of revamped mining policy

5 mins

Missing In Action

The pandemic may not be the real reason why Parliament is not in session

4 mins

The Political Jugglenaut

Behind the first Rath Yatra without pilgrims in Puri is a nail-biting tale enmeshed in a legal tangle that puts the Naveen Patnaik government in poor light

5 mins

Neighbour's ENEMY

India’s paternalistic attitude towards neighbouring countries generated resentment and created space for China. New Delhi must now shore up inner confidence, make up for past brashness and regain their trust.

10+ mins

Smoke The Tso

As the difficult goal of status quo ante in Ladakh is being pursued, fresh diplomatic and military solutions to deal with China are aired. And the politicians squabble, pointlessly.

6 mins

BORDER TROUBLE IN VALLEY VIEW

Tension on the China front haunts Ladakh even as the Valley witnesses a familiar spate of encounter killings

5 mins

A Wise Gardener

India is far from being isolated in the neighbourhood. But to push China back will need a symphony of strategic tasks.

6 mins

The Crude Truth

A glut in oil production has seen prices hitting rock bottom. And the global crude war is getting interesting.

5 mins

Must Our Hearts Break?

The horrific privations of families of fallen heroes are, thankfully, a thing of the past. While affirming the Indian Army’s great tradition of selfless duty and sacrifice, this is an anguished appeal to the political leadership to not cheaply throw away men’s lives and to the public to tend always to their morale.

8 mins

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