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In this thought-provoking discussion, TNI Editor Aarti Tikoo and geopolitical analyst Gilles Boquerat delve deep into the evolving geostrategic landscape of India. They analyze the possibility of a two-front war with Pakistan and China, the shifting dynamics in India-China relations, and the role of major powers like the USA and France in the Indo-Pacific region.The conversation also touches upon the economic growth of India and its influence on foreign policy, the historical context of India's relations with China, and the significance of India's nuclear policy. They also discuss the Indo-Pacific security framework, the Indo-French strategic partnership, and the importance of the Indian diaspora in shaping global relations.
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John Seaman specializes in the geopolitics and political economy of East Asia and on China’s relations with Europe and the United States. He also conducts research on China's industrial strategy and foreign policy, the geopolitics of the energy and digital transitions, and the political economy of critical raw materials.In this interview, TNI Editor Aarti Tikoo and John discuss the point of contention between US-Europe and China. He argues that China's 'distorting' economic policy especially in green energy sector has upset Europe. He further adds that Europe needs to think about its dependencies, and identify 'critical industries' to secure future.
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Nominchimeg Odsuren serves as the legal policy advisor to the speaker of the Mongolian parliament. In this episode, EIC Aarti Tikoo engages in a conversation with Nominchimeg, exploring the unique aspects of a parliamentary form of government and the involvement of women in governmental affairs.#diplomacy #mongolia #narendramodi #india
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A young Sunil Raina, fresh out of college, was divided between two choices in his life when the situation fell apart in the Kashmir valley. On one hand, he wished to pursue activism full-time as a member of the 'Panun Kashmir' organization, and on the other hand, burgeoning responsibilities asked of him to find a firm footing in his life, which was ruptured by the forced displacement perpetrated by Islamic extremists in the valley.
Hailing from a remote village in Kashmir, Sunil Raina stepped into the precarious life that awaited him. He joined the corporate world after finishing his MBA from Aurangabad, Maharashtra. Today, he leads LAVA Mobiles as the President & Business Head, which is the only indigenous mobile manufacturing company in the country today.
Their discussion touches upon the geo-political economy of the mobile phone industry, where Sunil theorizes the term - "Economic colonization," highlighting the importance of R&D and need for self-reliance in the Telecom industry to accelerate the Indian economy.
This interview explores the journey of a Kashmiri Pandit, who started from scratch to build a successful life far away from his homeland.
You’re listening to ‘Sonth,’ a Kashmiri-Hindustani bilingual podcast on hot-button historical, political, and socio-economic issues of Jammu and Kashmir, hosted by Editor-in-Chief Aarti Tikoo.
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In this interview, Editor-in-Chief Aarti Tikoo and Melissa Levaillant, Foreign Policy Expert discuss the foreign policy of India, and examine contemporary issues from the standpoint of both Indian and European Union.
Their discussion touches upon the perception of India in European nations, as well as China's expansionist tendencies in the Indo-Pacific Region and India's increasing importance and stature for major economic powers.
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Gonchig Ganbold, a former diplomat and advisor to the Deputy Prime Minister of Mongolia, joins Editor-in-chief Aarti Tikoo in an engaging discussion. Together, they delve into various topics, including the Mongolian polity, the ongoing Ukraine-Russia war, and the bilateral relations between India and Mongolia.Drawing upon his expertise and experience, Gonchig Ganbold provides valuable insights into the political landscape of Mongolia, shedding light on its unique dynamics and current challenges. Additionally, the conversation explores the implications and ramifications of the Ukraine-Russia war, emphasizing its global significance.
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Vamsee Juluri, a professor of media studies at the University of San Francisco, provides a thought-provoking review of the significance and influence of the Indian diaspora in US politics. This analysis takes place against the backdrop of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's highly-anticipated visit to the USA from June 21-24, which garnered an immense response.Prof. Vamsee argues that while the Indian diaspora enjoys a substantial success, their political clout may not be as strong as perceived. He delves into the political campaign surrounding 'Hinduphobia' to shed light on the existing gaps in Hindu advocacy efforts.Engaging in a conversation with Editor-in-chief Aarti Tikoo, Prof. Vamsee explores the colonial mindset that perpetuates the confusion faced by Indians abroad in carrying their ancestral identity and cultural traits.
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Dr. Sazawal and Editor-in-chief Aarti Tikoo delve into India-USA bilateral relations in the backdrop of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the United States from June 21-24.They explore the evolution of the India-USA relationship, particularly in the context of democratic and conservative governments in the United States. Dr. Sazawal argues that historically, India has often been subjected to "mango diplomacy" in its relationship with the United States, where the partnership was primarily limited due to nonproliferation issues governed by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) which India wasn't a party to. He highlights that Democrats, in particular, did not display significant enthusiasm for developing a special relationship with India.Furthermore, Dr. Sazawal suggests that a "contradiction" exists within the Democratic Party, whereas conservative parties tend to have clearer demarcations when it comes to policy matters.
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In this episode, Prof. Galsandorj Damba discusses the trade economy of Mongolia. Sandwiched between two nuclear powers, Russia and China, this Central Asian country possesses abundant mineral resources, which contribute to 20% of its GDP.Editor-in-chief Aarti Tikoo and Prof. Damba delve into the future trading prospects of Mongolia and the role India is playing in reducing its energy imports.
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In an enlightening discussion, Professor Mishig-ish Baata (MAS, Mongolia) and Aarti Tikoo delve into the fascinating topic of the spread of Buddhism in Mongolia. They explore the historical interactions between ancient India and Mongolia, revealing the seeds of a relationship that can be traced back as far as 2000-10,000 years, as suggested by some experts.
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Professor O. Nyamdavaa, a distinguished academic and former ambassador of Mongolia to India, provides a comprehensive analysis of the historical Indo-Mongolia relations, delving into their roots that extend as far back as 10,000 years, as posited by certain experts.
In an enlightening conversation with Aarti Tikoo, the Editor-in-chief of The New Indian (TNI), Professor Nyamdavaa explores the influence of the Cold War on Mongolia's foreign policy and sheds light on the mutual contributions and exchanges between India and Mongolia, forging their diplomatic relationship.
The discussion offers valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of the two nations' historical connections and the various factors that have shaped their interactions on the international stage.
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Dulguun Baasandavaa, the executive director of the New Recovery Policy Accelerator (PMDU), has been tasked with accelerating Mongolia's economy, which has experienced a slump due to the double whammy of COVID and the Russia-Ukraine War. As an expert in economics, Dulguun discusses the current state of Mongolia's economy and the challenges it faces, as well as its potential.
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In an interview with Editor-in-Chief Aarti Tikoo, Chanchalapathi Dasa, who holds the position of Vice President at #iskcon #bangalore , delves into the workings and obstacles encountered by the organization. The conversation also touches upon the concept of consciousness and its pertinence in contemporary times. Chanchalapathi observes that technological advancements and progress has made it challenging for individuals to embrace materialism and attain satisfaction, thereby drawing more youngsters towards spirituality.
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Francois Gautier, a French journalist who has been based in India for over 30 years, shares his experiences covering India in this episode. He discusses the world's need for India in geopolitical affairs, the assimilation of Muslims into the Indian identity, and the dangers posed by Christian missionaries. Gautier is a staunch defender of India and talks about the threats facing the "Hindu civilization".
He also shares his thoughts on the unification of India and Pakistan, believing that it would promote peace and harmony in South Asia. However, he is critical of certain dogmatic beliefs in the Muslim faith and fears that the world, including the West, may eventually confront them. He notes that the West is already facing pressures from migration crises and intermittent wars in the Middle East.
Editor-in-Chief Aarti Tikoo, struck by contradictions in Gautier's views, probes the veteran journalist about his opinions on these issues.
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Commissioned in Dec 1978 in the Poona Horse, Maj Gen Rajiv Narayanan retired after over 37 years of distinguished service on 29th Feb 2016. An Alumni of DSSC Wellington and DSCSC Mirpur, Dhaka, during his service he commanded 16th Light Cavalry (one of the oldest Cavalry unit of India), 1stArmoured Brigade and 2 Mountain Division. An expert in mechanized and mountain warfare, he has seenservice along India’sboth Western and Northern Borders. Known within the Army fraternity as a cerebral General, he is an avid follower of International Relations & Geo-Politics for over two decades and also an avid China watcher since 1999.
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Rajiv Dogra is an Indian diplomat, television commentator, writer and an artist. He was the Indian Ambassador to Italy and Romania and Consul General to Karachi, Pakistan. He was also India's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Agencies based in Rome.
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Vikram Sampath FRHistS is an Indian popular historian who is noted for writing biographies of Gauhar Jaan and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar.
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