Charges Of Human Rights Violations Against India Weaken Anti-China Alliance – OpEd
The foundation of the strategic partnership between India and the Western democracies against China is weakening as a result of
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Author: P. K. Balachandran
P. K. Balachandran is a senior Indian journalist working in Sri Lanka for local and international media and has been writing on South Asian issues for the past 21 years.
Articles by P. K. Balachandran :
India’s ‘Women’s Reservation Bill’ Helps Break A Glass Ceiling – OpEd
To address an acute gender imbalance in the Indian parliament and State Legislators the Lower House of the Indian parliament
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Geopolitical Implications Of India-Canada Rift Over Killing Of Sikh Terrorist – OpEd
The Indo-Canadian standoff over the killing of Sikh separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar is symptomatic of a widening gulf between India
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India’s Engineering Institutes Churn Out Finance And Management Personnel – OpEd
Study reveals that students of elite institutions go for non-engineering careers, leaving the “core” engineering jobs to products of non-elite
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India-Canada Relations Hit A New Low – Analysis
The leeway given by Canadian politicians to the separatist Khalistan lobby is ruining the relationship By P.K.Balachandran Colombo, September
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What Happened To The Veddas, Sri Lanka’s Indigenous People? – OpEd
Princeton University Emeritus Professor of Anthropology, Gananath Obeyesekere, explains The Veddas, the original inhabitants of Sri Lanka, were once numerous
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Maldives: Presidential Election Heads For Run-Off – Analysis
Neither incumbent President Ibrahim Solih nor challenger Mohamad Muizzu got 50% plus in the September 9 poll In the Maldivian
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India’s Path To Africa Through The G20 Summit – Analysis
African Union’s admission to G20 at New Delhi’s insistence, helps India face China’s challenge in Africa By engineering the admission
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The Future Of G20 Hangs In The Balance – Analysis
The absence of Putin and Xi from the Delhi summit indicates their incompatibility with the US and its allies, including
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Chandrayaan 3’s Debt To India’s First PM Jawaharlal Nehru – OpEd
It was Jawaharlal Nehru’s passionate advocacy of a “scientific temper” and his pioneering role in shaping independent India’s national policy
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