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Dev 360 | How Tiruppur Is Coping Under Shadow Of Tariffs | Patralekha Chatterjee

Dev 360 | How Tiruppur Is Coping Under Shadow Of Tariffs | Patralekha...

“The last one year has been a roller-coaster ride — tariff threats, geopolitical turmoil, orders being put on hold and...

25 Sept 2026 7:29 AM IST

Dilip Cherian | Agility Is Key: Foreign Service To Undergo A Strategic Reset

Dilip Cherian | Agility Is Key: Foreign Service To Undergo A Strategic...

The real test of diplomacy lies in securing influence, opening markets, building strategic partnerships, shaping...

19 Jun 2026 12:28 AM IST

Kamal Davar | Fault Lines Begin to Multiply in Pakistan: Khyber Not a Safe Haven

Kamal Davar | Fault Lines Begin to Multiply in Pakistan: Khyber Not a...

Military unrest, insurgency and Afghan clashes push India to rethink its strategy and build new ties

15 Oct 2025 10:28 PM IST

NSE Nifty reclaimed the 9,900-level and BSE Sensex climbed over 167 points in early trade on Thursday. Photo: PTI

BSE Sensex soars 233 points in early trade

Similarly, the NSE gauge Nifty rose over 75 points to scale past 11,110 level.

11 March 2019 10:15 AM IST

Senior military officials of India and China held talks in eastern Ladakh on Wednesday, focusing on maintaining security and stability in the region. (AFP file photo)

Sanjaya Baru | India and China: Keeping an unstable equilibrium

The competition between Asia's two giants will continue in a world that is in search of a new equilibrium in power...

5 Sept 2022 1:09 AM IST

According to Mr Liyuo, India and China have such a long history of sharing belief and knowledge between them. So a new era will see us coming closer. China and India should play a major role to augment global governance and Asian sentiments. Representational Image/AFP

KC Singh | Rising India's challenge: Tackling China, Pakistan

The peace card appears unplayable in both nations due to domestic political compulsions.

24 Jan 2023 12:32 AM IST

South Koreas ruling People Power Partys leader Han Dong-hoon speaks during a press conference on the parliamentary election at the partys headquarters in Seoul on April 11, 2024. The leader of South Koreas ruling party resigned on April 11 after the party was trounced by the opposition in parliamentary elections, leaving President Yoon Suk Yeol a lame duck for the remainder of his term. (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP)

Skand Tayal | Amid tensions in Korea, Opposition win in Parliament...

Opposition gains ground as President Yoon faces domestic discontent and foreign policy complexities

17 April 2024 12:31 AM IST