In my latest for CSDR, I look at the SHANTI Act Rules and Regulations and underscore the unresolved constraints that either stem from the Rules or remain unanswered, which could affect the very purpose of the Act.
https://t.co/pJuolcgICr
#Interview | "If India possesses the craftsmanship, the materials, and the heritage, why does India still have so few globally recognised Indian luxury brands?"
@HidesignHQ founder Dilip Kapur explores what it will take for Indian craftsmanship to become global brand power, and why creative industries deserve a central place in India's soft power strategy.
Read Kirti Singh's interview in our July 2026 issue: https://t.co/WGtRAdZHu8
India has the artisans and legacy. The next challenge is building brands that the world recognises. @HidesignHQ founder Dilip Kapur examines the future of Indian luxury brands and global brand-building in this exclusive feature by Kirti Singh @Irtikay from @IndiasWorld_mag
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Hosted by @IndiasWorld_mag and the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, the discussion will examine the return of great-power competition and the challenge posed by the illiberal revolt against the liberal international order.
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In this long piece for INDIA'S WORLD magazine, I make a case for ‘De-Americanising’ India’s Grand Strategy.
The Indo-US relationship may have thrived in the 2000s, but it was built on the back of a decade of threats, pressure and bullying.
India's most consequential relationship in the last quarter century was the by-product of a shared anxiety about a third party.
For nearly a quarter of a century, our grand strategy has been shaped by its convergence with Washington. As a result, our grand strategic questions once appeared to answer themselves and rather effortlessly.
Now we must go and find them, and this ensures that our relationship rests on choice rather than dependence.
This is how grand strategies are made. Or remade.
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My CASI blog post offers an intellectual history account of Minoo Masani's liberal internationalist thought in the early Cold War, including his perception of the communist threat, misreading of the Sino-Soviet rift, and reaction to the Sino-US rapprochement.
In this issue of India in Transition, Sanjeet Kashyap (JNU) presents the first in a two-part series focusing on research that sheds light on key personalities in India’s diplomatic history, based on work that was first presented at the Ashoka-LSE Diplomatic Studies Workshop.
"Anti-Communism and an Asian Alliance of Democracies: Minoo Masani’s Vision of India in the Regional Security Order" by @sanjeet38 (@JNU_official_50) https://t.co/PmH5PWGLg1
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My latest blog covere the anti-communist associational politics of Jayaprakash Narayan & Minoo Masani in the early Cold War India. Archival research shows that the ICCF housed idealist thinkers, faced leftist suspicions & shaped public discourse on Hungary (1956) & Tibet (1959).
A sharp new paper from @ProfHarshVPant & @sanjeet38 on the grand strategy conceptual debate and its relevance for India. The 'Classical Plus' approach - security goals, mixed means - is a neat contribution. Added to my syllabus. https://t.co/ShpvWf2IPR
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Since the 1970s, the definitional variety reflects the lack of scholarly agreement on the concept of grand strategy. The grand strategy definitional divide, particularly, ranges from the acceptable parameters of the ends pursued to the means used: @ProfHarshVPant & @sanjeet38 https://t.co/qHpdYO4Fzy
Rooted in the Manganiyar tradition of Rajasthan, Manganiyar music moves seamlessly from Sufi kalaam to Krishna bhajans and Shiva songs, dissolving the boundaries of faith and history and reminding listeners that plurality has long been a lived, shared inheritance.
Read the full article by @Irtikay on how the Manganiyars reveal a cultural grammar resisting the fractures of the present.
https://t.co/C33uih8PrA
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