November 2, 2008 ☼ BJP ☼ defence policy ☼ economic crisis ☼ Economy ☼ Foreign Affairs ☼ foreign policy ☼ geopolitics ☼ global economy ☼ international relations ☼ liberal nationalism ☼ nationalism ☼ Pragati ☼ Public Policy ☼ Security ☼ strategic affairs
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PERSPECTIVE
Don’t abandon the Tiger
A Sinhala-dominated Sri Lanka is not in India’s interests
T S Gopi Rethinaraj
The moment of truth on the LTTE
The decimation of the Tamil Tigers is a good thing
Subramanian Swamy
Tuning a new balance
China’s military transformation and the implications for India
Arun Sahgal
Looking back at Amarnath
India must seize the opportunity that has come in the wake of the crisis
Raja Karthikeya Gundu
IN DEPTH
The strategic imprint of India’s presence
A discussion on strategic affairs with Jaswant Singh
Nitin Pai & Prashant Kumar Singh
ROUNDUP
In tandem: military and civil bureaucracy
Differentiating military advisors and military commanders
Sushant K Singh & Rohit Pradhan
Faith in the system
The state must not restrict religious freedoms
Rohit Pradhan & Harsh Gupta
Rajiv Gandhi’s last manifesto
The Congress Party must rediscover its 1991 vision
V Anantha Nageswaran
The end of financial capitalism: what now?
Competent economic management has become all the more important
Mukul G Asher
BOOKS
Not a moment of boredom
Reviews of Pallavi Aiyar’s Smoke and Mirrors and Praveen Swami’s I_ndia, Pakistan and the Secret Jihad_
Nitin Pai
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