@guindiaink proudly partners with the South Asia Reading Group (SARG) for its summer spectacular 2018. Each week, we will read & review eleven books on South Asian politics. Follow the reviews at https://t.co/7ba1XF0Krs & tweet your responses to us using #SARG18 & #GUindiaink
Check out India Ink's conversation with Ambassador Yogendra Kumar. Read about his career in the Indian Foreign Services, his booksA, his views on Chinese developments in the Indian Ocean and more.
https://t.co/OKirQRzoEs
Policy makers at policy heartland. Georgetown university. Looking forward to a day of defence - trade - energy and Indo-Pacific strategy discussions at Edmund Walsh school.
India Ink interviewed Amita Poole, the CEO of IIPL, a subsidiary of IL&FS Transportation Networks Limited. She talks about her projects and what it means to be a woman in her field. We thank her for sharing your experiences and insights. https://t.co/ygLTvg6JcQ
If you haven't already, take a look Dr. Maya Tudor's review of "The Aid Lab" by Naomi Hossain at https://t.co/4usLjpO6r8.
This week, Dr. Pavithra Suryanarayan reviews @ShashiTharoor's "Inglorious Empire." https://t.co/vaNqaFdHvI
Send your responses using #GUIndiaInk & #SARG18
Here is a review of @prashantktm's 'How the BJP Wins' by @GarethNellis. It is available at https://t.co/bvmzs7jp6P. We look forward to reading your responses using #GUIndiaInk and #SARG18.
If you haven't already, take a look at Dr. Miriam A. Golden's review of "When Crime Pays" by @MilanV. The review is available at https://t.co/osT4UgfVqQ. Don't forget to tweet your responses using #GUindiaink and #SARG18. Look out for another review, being released later today!
This week, @AjayVerghese reviews Ornit Shani's "How India Became Democratic." Click on the link below to find the review and tweet your response using #GUindiaink#SARG18. https://t.co/YABfZkWuO8
Double reviews! @_sarahkhan reviews Aasim Sajjad Akhtar’s The Politics of Common Sense at https://t.co/wbdoGvv9dS and @NeelanjanSircar reviews Lisa Björkman's Pipe Politics, Contested Waters at https://t.co/PBLaGn4EfZ from this week's #SARG18 summer reading list #GUIndiaInk
Read @schneidertime's review of "Why Representation Matters" by @SimonChauchard, at https://t.co/9hCIayhHsg. This is the second of eleven book reviews over the summer, by SARG and @guindiaink. We look forward to reading your responses, using #guindiaink & #SARG18
Catch @jenniferbussell's review of "Social Justice Through Inclusion: The Consequences of Electoral Quotas in India" by @fr_jensenius at https://t.co/J0E6jcypLZ. This is the first of over 10 book reviews that @guindiaink will be posting over the summer. #GUindiaink#SARG18
Anirudh Krishna's review of my book (Why Representation Matters) in Perspectives! From a few months ago, but #SARG18 made me realize that I never posted this...
https://t.co/NAGbYQrFDo
Live from Washington, d.c.: @indiaideasconf at @Georgetown Riggs Library. Catch some amazing and insightful panels with some of the finest speakers in their respective fields. @irfannooruddin #GUIndiaIdeas
Here's our latest article on the "Farm Distress in India" written by Adithi Sanjay. Take a look at it! https://t.co/WUQ84xsMh1 #indiaink @irfannooruddin
Thank you Dr. @shareenjoshi and Mr. Hardayal Singh for your expert opinion on "India's Twin Balance Sheet Problem." Check out this latest analysis on our website. https://t.co/fg6ulvFbqS
Take a look at our latest analysis on the '2017 Global Entrepreneurship Summit and What it means for Hyderabad' by Fulbright-Nehru Scholar Drew DiPrinzio.
https://t.co/K5iEGfXaku