A Tribute To Former PM Manmohan Singh: Remembered For Empowering Marginalized People – OpEd
Manmohan Singh (September 26, 1932 – December 26, 2024) was an Indian statesman, economist, scholar, and bureaucrat. From 2004 to
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Author: Dr. Bawa Singh
Prof. (Dr.) Bawa Singh has been teaching at the Department of South and Central Asian Studies, School of International Studies, Central University of Punjab. He holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Panjab University. He has extensive teaching and research experiences and has held various academic roles. Prof. Singh has held key administrative positions, including Head of the Department and Dean of the School of International Studies. His research interests include the geopolitics of South and Central Asia, Indian foreign policy, regional cooperation, and global health diplomacy. He has led significant research projects, including an ICSSR-funded study on SAARC's geostrategic and geo-economic role. Singh has published 61 papers, 15 book chapters, 100 commentaries, and two books published by Routledge and Springer Nature.
Articles by Dr. Bawa Singh :
The Battle Of Chamkaur Sahib: Martyrdom Week – An Unparallel Chapter In Sikh History – OpEd
The week of December 21-26 represents a significant moment in Sikh history, defined by remarkable courage, deep faith, and exceptional
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Addressing East Asia’s Demographic Crisis: The Promise Of Four-Day Workweek – Analysis
East Asia has been currently grappling with an unprecedented demographic crisis marked by plunging birth rates and aging populations. The
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Migrants As Security Threats In Russia: The Impact On Central Asian Migrants – Analysis
Migration has become a central issue in global security discourse, transitioning from a social and economic phenomenon to a critical
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India’s Global South Policy: Solidarity And Collaboration Perspectives – Analysis
India’s policy regarding the Global South exemplifies its developing position as a leader in international diplomacy. In recent decades, India
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The Humanitarian Crisis In The Post-Fall Of Damascus: A Critical Challenge For Syrian Transitional Government – Analysis
The capture of Damascus on December 8, 2024, signifies a crucial stage in the Syrian conflict, indicating the dissolution of
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Kim Jong Un’s Military First Policy: Militarism As A Symbol Of Hegemonic Masculinity – Analysis
North Korea’s Military First Policy, or Songun, stands as a fundamental pillar of its governance, intricately interwoven into the nation’s
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Ukraine War As A Humanitarian Crisis: Call For A Shift In International Priorities For Peacebuilding Solutions – Analysis
The war in Ukraine has precipitated one of the most acute humanitarian devastations in recent history, resulting in disastrous impacts
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The International Day Of The Girl Child: A Call For Intervention Against Childhood Sexual Violence – Analysis
Each year, on October 11, observance of the International Day of the Girl Child stands as a vital reminder of
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From Korean War To Ukraine Conflict: The Evolution Of North Korea-Russia Reciprocity – Analysis
A critical period in the Cold War, the Korean War (1950–1953) represented the ideological conflict between capitalism and communist. The
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