The latest visit of PM Modi served as an important reminder of the historical, civilisational, strategic, economic and even ecological factors that underpin the India-Bangladesh relationship.
The culture of any nation is essential to its identity and if India is to uphold its values for the years to come, culture should be made an intrinsic part of the educational system.
A dream for ‘New Libya’ remains to be realised even though some may extend a facile argument that for revolutions to succeed ten years is not a long time.
In order to effectively comprehend and further design a response to the violence that India has been witnessing in its urban centres, it is imperative to recognise the benignity of the nomenclature used so far.
India and Nordic countries are increasing their interaction at the time when the Indo-Pacific Region is overtaking Europe and the North Atlantic as the geopolitical and geoeconomic centre of the world
