India Leverages 32-Million Diaspora, Scales Up Aid

India Leverages 32-Million Diaspora, Scales Up Aid

India is attempting to run a 21st-century foreign policy on what remains, by global standards, a modest diplomatic budget—lean in size but increasingly stretched in ambition—leaning heavily on its 32-million-strong diaspora and a widening arc of development assistance to project influence far beyond its borders.
MILAN 2026: India’s naval display with strategic vision in the Indo-Pacific

MILAN 2026: India’s naval display with strategic vision in the Indo-Pacific

For ten days in February, the eastern Indian port city of Visakhapatnam transformed into the focal point of global maritime diplomacy.
India’s Economy: Sustaining Growth Momentum in a New Phase

India’s Economy: Sustaining Growth Momentum in a New Phase

Over three decades of sustained 6%-7% annual growth has transformed India from a half-trillion-dollar economy to a $4 trillion powerhouse.
PM Modi inaugurates APSEZ’s fully automated Haldia bulk terminal

PM Modi inaugurates APSEZ’s fully automated Haldia bulk terminal

With an annual capacity of 4 million metric tonnes, the terminal is India’s first fully automated dry bulk facility on the Hooghly river
India’s Neighbors Turn to New Delhi to Help Ease Fuel Shortages

India’s Neighbors Turn to New Delhi to Help Ease Fuel Shortages

India’s neighbors are seeking additional fuel from New Delhi as the war in the Middle East curtails access to energy supplies from the Persian Gulf, giving Asia’s third-largest economy an opportunity to build goodwill across the region.
India Plans New $11 Billion Fund to Support Local Chipmaking

India Plans New $11 Billion Fund to Support Local Chipmaking

India plans to unveil a more than 1 trillion rupees (US$10.8 billion) fund to boost domestic chipmaking and may launch it within two to three months, people familiar with the matter said.
Growing empowerment of women reflects changing social landscape in India’s village

Growing empowerment of women reflects changing social landscape in India’s village

At the 61st session of the United Nations Council in Geneva, Darakshan Hassan Bhat, representing Rashtriya Sewa Kendra Sangh (RSKS), highlighted the growing empowerment of JK women and girls, pointing to significant social and economic transformations in the region.
How India became one of the world’s fastest growing economies

How India became one of the world’s fastest growing economies

India has emerged as one of the most dynamic economic success stories of the twenty first century. Over the past two decades, the country has transformed from a largely developing economy into one of the world’s fastest growing major economic powers.
Indonesia has entered agreement with India to procure BrahMos missiles

Indonesia has entered agreement with India to procure BrahMos missiles

Indonesia has entered an agreement with India to procure the BrahMos missile system, its defence ministry spokesperson Rico Ricardo Sirait told Reuters on Monday (Mar 9).
India wins praise after third T20 World Cup crown

India wins praise after third T20 World Cup crown

The cricketing world hailed white‑ball powerhouse India as they etched their name deeper into history with a third men’s Twenty20 World Cup title on Sunday, defeating New Zealand by 96 runs in Ahmedabad.
As live events boom, India's hotels ride the experience economy

As live events boom, India's hotels ride the experience economy

International music concerts and marquee sporting events are fast becoming a key growth driver for India's hotel industry, as ​younger consumers increasingly prioritise live experiences over big-ticket shopping, hotel executives ‌said.
How India Is Advancing Human Rights Through Inclusive Housing

How India Is Advancing Human Rights Through Inclusive Housing

In India, the push for “Housing for All” has increasingly been framed as a human rights agenda that links shelter with equality, social security and self respect for the poorest citizens.
India's January industrial output growth slows to 3-month low of 4.8%

India's January industrial output growth slows to 3-month low of 4.8%

India's industrial output expanded ‌4.8% year-on-year in January, a three-month ‌low, as manufacturing activity slowed and fast-moving consumer goods ​output declined, government data showed on Monday.
India’s women’s ice hockey team showed me why winter in Ladakh is so special

India’s women’s ice hockey team showed me why winter in Ladakh is so special

The relentless rain in the UK this winter has left my friends seeking winter sun in Malta or skiing in the Dolomites. I found myself wishing that I were back in Ladakh instead.

India has strengthened its position after the AI Impact Summit in Delhi

India has strengthened its position after the AI Impact Summit in Delhi, where 89 countries and international organisations signed a declaration supporting India’s AI vision.
India’s leap, from back office to global brain trust

India’s leap, from back office to global brain trust

The narrative of India as the ‘world’s back office’ has been officially retired. By early 2026, a profound transformation had occurred. India has become a strategic-nerve-centre for the global corporate elite.
The billions given to charity by ordinary Indians every year

The billions given to charity by ordinary Indians every year

The How India Gives 2025 report, produced by the Centre for Social Impact and Philanthropy (CSIP) at Ashoka University, challenges the conventional narrative that organised, institutional money dominates the country's giving landscape.
India leapfrogged as systems built on open-source architecture, APIs

India leapfrogged as systems built on open-source architecture, APIs

AI is a hugely transformational technology which is going to disrupt every single way of life, former Niti Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant said on Tuesday, emphasising it must be accessible, affordable, accountable, and multilingual to avoid deepening global inequalities.
Indian’s Yotta to build $2 billion AI hub with Nvidia's Blackwell chips

Indian’s Yotta to build $2 billion AI hub with Nvidia's Blackwell chips

Indian data centre company Yotta Data Services said on Wednesday it ‌will build one of Asia's largest AI ‌computing hubs using Nvidia's latest Blackwell Ultra chips, in a ​project costing more than $2 billion.
Key pacts signed as PM Modi hosts France's Macron for plane cooperation

Key pacts signed as PM Modi hosts France's Macron for plane cooperation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron in Mumbai and held bilateral talks to strengthen India-France relations, upgrading them to a "Special Global Strategic Partnership.
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