South Asia Monitor

Pakistan's Nawaz Sharif. Photo Credit: US State Department, Wikipedia Commons.

By C Uday Bhaskar* The Pakistan Supreme Court decision, announced on July 28, to disqualify Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from

Kashmir Valley. Photo by Saad siddiqui56, Wikipedia Commons.

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Kashmir: Can An Attack Be Turned Into Opportunity? – Analysis

July 28, 2017 South Asia Monitor 0 Comments

By Brij Bhardwaj* The ghastly attack on a bus carrying Hindu pilgrims in Kashmir on July 11 may be a

Doklam region involved in the Bhutan-India-China conflict. Source: Indian Defense Review.

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Chinese ‘Lawfare’ In The Military Standoff With India – Analysis

July 28, 2017 South Asia Monitor 0 Comments

By Brig Anil Gupta (retd.)* The standoff between Chinese and Indian troops at Doklam plateau in Bhutan has begun causing

President Donald J. Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi | July 7, 2017 (Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead)

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The US Embraces India: With Some Modi-Fications – OpEd

July 26, 2017 South Asia Monitor 0 Comments

By Stanley A. Weiss* As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump stood together on the White House

South Asia. Source: United Nations, Wikipedia Commons.

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India’s Security Challenge: A Two-And-Half-Front War – Analysis

July 14, 2017 South Asia Monitor 0 Comments

By Cecil Victor* It is summer, and what has been the pattern over the past decade, the season of madness

1 Analysis Technology

Laboratory For Smart Cities: Indian Experiment Can Go Global – Analysis

July 14, 2017 South Asia Monitor 1 Comment

By Rajendra Shende* “For the past decade, Facebook has focused on connecting friends and families,” 33-year-old, self-made, fifth richest man

Northeast India. Source: Wikipedia Commons.

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Bridging India’s Northeast: Boost For Development And Security – Analysis

July 9, 2017July 9, 2017 South Asia Monitor 0 Comments

By Rupak Bhattacharjee* The development of strategic infrastructure in northeastern India has gained momentum in recent months. On May 26,

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi with China's President Xi Jinping. Photo Credit: Narendra Modi, Wikipedia Commons.

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India-China: Can The Modus Vivendi Be Restored? – Analysis

July 6, 2017 South Asia Monitor 1 Comment

By Tarun Basu* Prime Minister Narendra Modi said very proudly during a visit to Russia earlier this month that not

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Pakistan Faces An Uncertain Future – Analysis

Kashmir: Can An Attack Be Turned Into Opportunity? – Analysis

Chinese ‘Lawfare’ In The Military Standoff With India – Analysis

The US Embraces India: With Some Modi-Fications – OpEd

India’s Security Challenge: A Two-And-Half-Front War – Analysis

Laboratory For Smart Cities: Indian Experiment Can Go Global – Analysis

Bridging India’s Northeast: Boost For Development And Security – Analysis

India-China: Can The Modus Vivendi Be Restored? – Analysis

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