India isn’t the freeloader the US makes it out to be
The US takes India’s brightest students, trained in our best institutions that are often subsidised, charges them hefty fees, and keeps the smartest.
At 250, the US can still reinvent itself — and the world
American history cautions us against writing off a republic that has repeatedly reinvented both its capitalism and the politics needed to govern it at home and lead it abroad
India Should Stop Panicking About Trump
The emotionalism in Indian politics obscures the strategic logic of U.S.-India ties.
Donald Trump shakes up the global nuclear order
The United States has shaped the global nuclear order and it would be ironic if its President’s actions now become the catalyst for its demise
India-US ties: Up, close and personal
National interests and patient negotiations have to guide bilateral relations and treaties.
Closed-Door Discussion with visiting US Delegation
The roundtable highlighted how India–US ties are being reshaped by Trump 2.0’s transactional approach, tighter great-power competition, and shifting Indo-Pacific dynamics. While defense and technology cooperation are expanding, renewed pressures on trade, digital policy, and burden-sharing present challenges. India’s task will be balancing alignment with autonomy amid evolving US–China rivalry