@saliltripathi, an award-winning journalist and board member of the writers’ association PEN International, speaks to @TheQuint's editor-in-chief @Raghav_Bahl on what it means to be Indian in Trump’s United States today.
Watch the full conversation here.
https://t.co/26soWMVBbo
India’s LRS remittances and overseas migration remain significant, while a decade of wealthy HNIs shifting abroad could potentially move an estimated $200���225 billion of equity out of India. What if a larger share of this capital were invested at home?
https://t.co/oh9SQxOpx7
India’s economy saw strong growth during the first years of the Modi govt, with GDP growth crossing 8% and FDI inflows nearly doubling to $60 billion. But despite $366 billion in fresh FDI over 6 years, $230 billion was repatriated or disinvested. What explains this?
https://t.co/h1FC9ZABF7
The US is losing scientists, teachers, and students to other parts of the world, says Prof CB Bhattacharya about the impact of President Donald Trump's crackdown on US universities on a new episode of the @vigil_thequint podcast.
https://t.co/yPAjsZy0Ok
The US is losing scientists, teachers, and students to other parts of the world, says Prof CB Bhattacharya about the impact of President Donald Trump's crackdown on US universities, on a new episode of the VIGILANT podcast with @Raghav_Bahl
Watch here: https://t.co/myw82u7mtz
India saw strong FDI inflows under Modi, but harsh tax disputes, a tougher 2016 investment treaty model, and mass BIT exits left foreign investors exposed. Many pulled out $230 bn instead of reinvesting. Will India now rethink how it treats global capital?
https://t.co/nO0eyJ1HcZ
Raghav's Take | India’s Dollar/FDI economy is complex with four significant crosscurrents. If you look at just the gross or net numbers, without isolating key components, you will miss the nuance. @Raghav_Bahl decodes.
Read: https://t.co/wPnKfCar2a
The protests at Jantar Mantar, Delhi breathed life back into India’s comatose democracy. What happens now? Does history foretell the next steps? Watch on @TheQuint.
https://t.co/xOlmsEqBrK
“There are some people in the [Indian] diaspora who can be critical of Trump but then they don’t mind Modi,” says filmmaker Shruti Ganguly, speaking to @TheQuint’s @Raghav_Bahl. Watch her message to them on a new episode of the VIGILANT podcast.
https://t.co/O9PRK4gFad
Dr Ashish Sinha, clinician, researcher, and author of 150+ publications, opens up about his journey through graduate school in America, cultural challenges, and the backlash facing the Indian diaspora’s success on @vigil_thequint.
https://t.co/FToL3jdIiI
From getting a letter from the President of India to secure his US visa to saving a passenger's life during one of his many mid-flight emergency responses, listen to Dr. Ashish Sinha in conversation with @Raghav_Bahl, on this new episode of VIGILANT.
https://t.co/ceuG4Kn7QK
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From serving as executive assistant to PM Narasimha Rao in New Delhi, he went on to hold numerous leadership positions at the UN headquarters in New York.
Ramu Damodaran joins @TheQuint's editor-in-chief @Raghav_Bahl on a new episode of VIGILANT.
https://t.co/Y289XhVgYd
The CJI called unemployed youth with fake legal degrees “cockroaches”. And the Delhi Gymkhana Club was instructed to shut. PM's devoted cohorts for 12 years—the Hindu/Hindi middle class and youth — have been thrown into confusion. Watch on @TheQuint.
https://t.co/Xs1s0C3FAK