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Shriya NeneShriya Nene is an Assistant Manager at Indias Impact investors Council (IIC). She is excited to lead the impact investing movement in India through her research work at IIC where she focuses on research and policy advocacy.Prior to working with IIC she was with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) India. She holds a Masters in Development Studies from Institute of Development Studies (IDS) University of Sussex UK.

Shriya Nene

Shriya Nene is an Assistant Manager at Indias Impact investors Council (IIC). She is excited to lead the impact investing movement in India through her research work at IIC where she focuses on research and policy advocacy.Prior to working with IIC she was with United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) India. She holds a Masters in Development Studies from Institute of Development Studies (IDS) University of Sussex UK.
Shrushti JaybhayeShrushti Jaybhaye is a Research Intern at the Observer Research Foundation

Shrushti Jaybhaye

Shrushti Jaybhaye is a Research Intern at the Observer Research Foundation
Shruti GuptaShruti pursued bachelors in commerce from Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi. Post that she worked in the capacity of an Audit Analyst at Deloitte and Touche Tohmatsu for over a year. Her industries of specialisation during her tenure were real estate and employee benefit plans. However, she always had a keen interest in socio economic development evidenced by her engagements in various NGOs and social entrepreneurial initiatives. She thus moved out of the financial services industry to pursue her core areas of interest- socio economic research and policy formulation.

Shruti Gupta

Shruti pursued bachelors in commerce from Jesus and Mary College, University of Delhi. Post that she worked in the capacity of an Audit Analyst at Deloitte and Touche Tohmatsu for over a year. Her industries of specialisation during her tenure were real estate and employee benefit plans. However, she always had a keen interest in socio economic development evidenced by her engagements in various NGOs and social entrepreneurial initiatives. She thus moved out of the financial services industry to pursue her core areas of interest- socio economic research and policy formulation.
Shruti JainShruti Jain was Coordinator for the Think20 India Secretariat and Associate Fellow Geoeconomics Programme at ORF. She holds a Masters degree in Public Policy and her areas of interest include G20 development co-operation inclusive growth and development gender equality and the Indian economy.

Shruti Jain

Shruti Jain was Coordinator for the Think20 India Secretariat and Associate Fellow Geoeconomics Programme at ORF. She holds a Masters degree in Public Policy and her areas of interest include G20 development co-operation inclusive growth and development gender equality and the Indian economy.
Shruti JargadShruti Jargad is a graduate student at Peking University

Shruti Jargad

Shruti Jargad is a graduate student at Peking University
Shruti MenonShruti Menon is the India Program Manager at Vitamin Angels (VA) a global non-profit organisation working to improve nutrition and health outcomes in low-resource settings worldwide. She leads programmatic implementation and expansion of VAs work in India. She is also an Acumen Fellow (2019) and has previously worked in the space of youth-led development education and health. She holds a Master's degree in Health Policy Planning and Financing from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the London School of Economics.

Shruti Menon

Shruti Menon is the India Program Manager at Vitamin Angels (VA) a global non-profit organisation working to improve nutrition and health outcomes in low-resource settings worldwide. She leads programmatic implementation and expansion of VAs work in India. She is also an Acumen Fellow (2019) and has previously worked in the space of youth-led development education and health. She holds a Master's degree in Health Policy Planning and Financing from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the London School of Economics.
Shruti PandalaiShruti Pandalai is an Associate Fellow Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses India

Shruti Pandalai

Shruti Pandalai is an Associate Fellow Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses India
Shruti Saxena

Shruti Saxena
Shuffle the Babu pack on performance basis
Neighbourhood | Indian Foreign Policy | Domestic Politics and Governance
Dec 08, 2015

Shuffle the Babu pack on performance basis

New Indian Ambassadors to a host of key countries have recently been appointed. Also a new Permanent Representative to the UN. These appointments reflected the stamp of the Foreign Secretary. Will the government do the same kind of tweaking in the case of domestic bureaucracy too?.

Arnaz Shaik
Shujaat Bukhari's assassination is aimed at disrupting any move towards peace
Terrorism | Internal Security
Jun 15, 2018

Shujaat Bukhari's assassination is aimed at disrupting any move towards peace

The message in the murder is the obvious one. Kashmir’s terrain has changed, all the past verities no longer prevail. In the new situation, you are either for us, or against us, there is no middle ground.

Manoj Joshi
Shujaat Bukhari's killing shows Kashmiri journalists may not live to tell their tale
Internal Security
Jun 16, 2018

Shujaat Bukhari's killing shows Kashmiri journalists may not live to tell their tale

Both journalists and civil society face grave danger in Kashmir today. But as violent militancy grows, the political system seems asleep.

Sushant Sareen
Shujaat Bukhari's murder indicates return of militancy patterns from 1990s in Kashmir, inefficacy of ceasefire
Internal Security
Jun 18, 2018

Shujaat Bukhari's murder indicates return of militancy patterns from 1990s in Kashmir, inefficacy of ceasefire

| Khalid Shah
Shunned by the West, this African country has found a new friend – and it’s not China
International Affairs
Apr 19, 2024

Shunned by the West, this African country has found a new friend – and it’s not China

In its bid to dodge the American economic bullet, Uganda is seeking new strategic and trade partnerships beyond Beijing. In India, it may see one such opportunity

Samir Bhattacharya
Shunning Rohingya refugees is a bad geopolitical strategy for India
Neighbourhood | Indian Foreign Policy | Terrorism
Oct 16, 2017

Shunning Rohingya refugees is a bad geopolitical strategy for India

India’s relationships with Bangladesh, Myanmar and China hang in the balance.

Manoj Joshi
Shutting the door on Huawei
International Affairs | China Foreign Policy | Media and Internet | Cyber and Technology
Aug 13, 2020

Shutting the door on Huawei

China’s decision to weaponise trade and technology ties might now come back to haunt it

Harsh V. Pant
Shuva RahaShuva Raha Head - New Initiatives CEEW

Shuva Raha

Shuva Raha Head - New Initiatives CEEW
Shuvaloy MajumdarShuvaloy Majumdar is Programme Director and Munk Senior Fellow for Foreign Policy at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.

Shuvaloy Majumdar

Shuvaloy Majumdar is Programme Director and Munk Senior Fellow for Foreign Policy at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute.
Sick of Eurozone crisis? Come over to BRICS
International Affairs | Economics and Finance | International Financial Institutions
Mar 19, 2015

Sick of Eurozone crisis? Come over to BRICS

Greece is having unprecedented economic problems and so is Spain which is seeing the rise of a new party Podemos. France too is in economic trouble and Germany is facing flattening out of exports and slower growth prospects.

David Rusnok
Siddhant ChatterjeeSiddhant Chatterjee is a Policy Consultant. He's previously worked with the British and Australian Governments and his interests lie in AI Ethics and Platform Governance.

Siddhant Chatterjee

Siddhant Chatterjee is a Policy Consultant. He's previously worked with the British and Australian Governments and his interests lie in AI Ethics and Platform Governance.
Siddhant KishoreSiddhant Kishore is a national security and foreign policy analyst. He focuses on strategic affairs pertaining to South Asia and Central and Eastern Europe. Siddhant is the consulting editor on strategic affairs for The Honest Critique and the host of SIT a YouTube series.

Siddhant Kishore

Siddhant Kishore is a national security and foreign policy analyst. He focuses on strategic affairs pertaining to South Asia and Central and Eastern Europe. Siddhant is the consulting editor on strategic affairs for The Honest Critique and the host of SIT a YouTube series.
Siddharth GoelSiddharth Goel Senior Policy Advisor International Institute for Sustainable Development

Siddharth Goel

Siddharth Goel Senior Policy Advisor International Institute for Sustainable Development
Siddharth MallavarapuSiddharth Mallavarapu is Professor Department of International Relations and Governance Studies at Shiv Nadar University.

Siddharth Mallavarapu

Siddharth Mallavarapu is Professor Department of International Relations and Governance Studies at Shiv Nadar University.
Siddharth RathoreSiddharth Rathore teaches economics in University of Delhi.

Siddharth Rathore

Siddharth Rathore teaches economics in University of Delhi.
Siddharth SawhneySiddharth Sawhney is a Research and Media professional with extensive experience in the fields of research ethnographic filmmaking and development communication. He has a MA in Sociology from Delhi School of Economics and has worked with organisations such as UNICEF World Bank NDTV and Prasar Bharti.

Siddharth Sawhney

Siddharth Sawhney is a Research and Media professional with extensive experience in the fields of research ethnographic filmmaking and development communication. He has a MA in Sociology from Delhi School of Economics and has worked with organisations such as UNICEF World Bank NDTV and Prasar Bharti.
Siddharth SikchiSiddharth Sikchi is the Brand Manager at Exponent Energy.

Siddharth Sikchi

Siddharth Sikchi is the Brand Manager at Exponent Energy.
Siddharth SivaramanMr. Sivaraman serves as the Chief Business Officer of the Andhra Pradesh Aerospace Defence and Electronics Park. He has been a part of the CII defence team where he set up the Defence Advisory and Consultancy Services. He started in his career in the US in 1997 after finishing his Masters from the Prestigious School of Advance International Studies (SAIS) Johns Hopkins University. While in the US he worked on the business development of High Altitude Airship technologies with Lt. Gen James Alan Abrahamson. Currently Mr. Sivaraman is also Strategic Advisor at Kadet Defence Systems Kolkata which supplies aerial targets and unmanned systems to the Indian Military. He is passionate about the UAV sector and spends considerable time educating the government and the private sector on the benefits of UAV technologies in the coming future.

Siddharth Sivaraman

Mr. Sivaraman serves as the Chief Business Officer of the Andhra Pradesh Aerospace Defence and Electronics Park. He has been a part of the CII defence team where he set up the Defence Advisory and Consultancy Services. He started in his career in the US in 1997 after finishing his Masters from the Prestigious School of Advance International Studies (SAIS) Johns Hopkins University. While in the US he worked on the business development of High Altitude Airship technologies with Lt. Gen James Alan Abrahamson. Currently Mr. Sivaraman is also Strategic Advisor at Kadet Defence Systems Kolkata which supplies aerial targets and unmanned systems to the Indian Military. He is passionate about the UAV sector and spends considerable time educating the government and the private sector on the benefits of UAV technologies in the coming future.
Siddharth Verma

Siddharth Verma
Siddharth YadavSiddharth Yadav is a PhD scholar with a background in history, literature and cultural studies. He acquired BA (Hons) and MA in History from the University of Delhi followed by an MA in Cultural Studies of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East from SOAS, University of London. Subsequently, he completed his doctoral research at Birkbeck College, University of London. His research focuses on the socio-cultural and philosophical implications of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and brain-computer interfaces.

Siddharth Yadav

Siddharth Yadav is a PhD scholar with a background in history, literature and cultural studies. He acquired BA (Hons) and MA in History from the University of Delhi followed by an MA in Cultural Studies of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East from SOAS, University of London. Subsequently, he completed his doctoral research at Birkbeck College, University of London. His research focuses on the socio-cultural and philosophical implications of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, virtual reality, and brain-computer interfaces.
Sidhant KumarSidhant Kumar is an advocate based in New Delhi. Heworks oncommercial and regulatory litigation. Sidhant is the co-author of Privacy Law: Principles Injunctions and Compensation one of the first detailed books on the subject in India.

Sidhant Kumar

Sidhant Kumar is an advocate based in New Delhi. Heworks oncommercial and regulatory litigation. Sidhant is the co-author of Privacy Law: Principles Injunctions and Compensation one of the first detailed books on the subject in India.
Sidharth Deb

Sidharth Deb
Sidharth RaimedhiSidharth Raimedhi is a Fellow at the Council for Strategic and Defense Research New Delhi and holds a PhD in International Politics from Jawaharlal Nehru University. He is also a Network for Advanced Studies on Pakistan (NASP) Fellow at the Takshashila Institution Bangalore.

Sidharth Raimedhi

Sidharth Raimedhi is a Fellow at the Council for Strategic and Defense Research New Delhi and holds a PhD in International Politics from Jawaharlal Nehru University. He is also a Network for Advanced Studies on Pakistan (NASP) Fellow at the Takshashila Institution Bangalore.
Signals from Jalalabad attack
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | Defence and Security
Aug 05, 2013

Signals from Jalalabad attack

After the US withdrawal in 2014, the Taliban, with the help of Pakistan, could plan a low-key but protracted military push towards Kabul. Taliban's attacks in Kabul this year are an indication of this strategy which will push the region towards greater instability in the next one year.

Significance of China's hypersonic missile vehicle test
International Affairs | Defence and Security | China Military
Jan 24, 2014

Significance of China's hypersonic missile vehicle test

The report of a Chinese hypersonic missile vehicle test is yet another signal that the People's Republic of China intends to contest the hegemony of the United States across the spectrum.

Manoj Joshi
Significance of the 17th SAARC Summit
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | Economics and Finance | Developing and Emerging Economies
Dec 06, 2011

Significance of the 17th SAARC Summit

The most important feature of the 17th SAARC Summit was the one pertaining to the promotion of maritime and rail connectivity among three of the region's eight countries.

| N. Sathiya Moorthy
Significance of the changing space security landscape for India
Defence and Security | Space
Jun 18, 2019

Significance of the changing space security landscape for India

India is developing appropriate capabilities to tackle the new and emerging space security challenges in outer space.

Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Signs of a Persian gulf
International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy
Jul 05, 2017

Signs of a Persian gulf

Harsh V. Pant
Sikim ChakrabortySikim Chakraborty is an Associate FellowData Sciences at ORF. His research interests are machine learning and information retrieval.

Sikim Chakraborty

Sikim Chakraborty is an Associate FellowData Sciences at ORF. His research interests are machine learning and information retrieval.
Silenced histories, razed shrines: The difficult task of rediscovering India and Pakistan’s shared heritage
Neighbourhood
Aug 21, 2023

Silenced histories, razed shrines: The difficult task of rediscovering India and Pakistan’s shared heritage

The national identity of Pakistan is rooted in the ‘two-nation theory’—the very basis of the creation of the country—which says that the Hindus and Muslims of the subcontinent were two different nations and therefore, the Muslims were entitled to a separate homeland where Islam would be practiced as state religion. Does Pakistan’s quest for identity, however, mean neglecting the non-Islamic culture present in the country? This brief cal

Hemant Rajopadhye
Silencing the services
Indian Defence
Mar 16, 2018

Silencing the services

Deepak Sinha
Silk route to Beijing
International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy | China Foreign Policy | Economics and Finance | Indian Ocean | Regional Integration
Sep 15, 2014

Silk route to Beijing

India needs to develop a vigorous framework for maritime economic activism in the Indian Ocean and beyond. India must collaborate with whoever it can in reconnecting the subcontinent with itself and the neighbouring regions.

Silk routes
International Affairs | Neighbourhood | China Foreign Policy | Economics and Finance | Economic Diplomacy | Regional Integration
Feb 19, 2014

Silk routes

As China reconfigures India's Neighbourhood through its active promotion of new silk routes ?over the Great Himalayas and across the Indian Ocean ?New Delhi must make up its mind on how best to respond.

Similar narratives in India, US elections?
International Affairs | US Domestic Politics | National Politics
Nov 12, 2015

Similar narratives in India, US elections?

One can draw a range of parallels in the political discourse prevalent in the US and India. In this article, an attempt has been made to find parallels in the narratives that dominated the Indian general election of 2014, with the ones currently dominating the U.S. presidential election in 2016.

Simon Hoiberg OlsenSimon Hoiberg Olsen Senior Policy Researcher Institute for Global Environmental Strategies

Simon Hoiberg Olsen

Simon Hoiberg Olsen Senior Policy Researcher Institute for Global Environmental Strategies
Simran SodhiSimran Sodhi is a Delhi-based journalist and foreign affairs analyst. She holds a Masters in International Relations from the American University in Washington DC. In 2009 her book Piercing the Heart- Untold Stories of 26/11 was published. She has written for The Statesman Al Arabiya English Khaleej Times and is a regular analyst on All India Radio programmes on foreign affairs.

Simran Sodhi

Simran Sodhi is a Delhi-based journalist and foreign affairs analyst. She holds a Masters in International Relations from the American University in Washington DC. In 2009 her book Piercing the Heart- Untold Stories of 26/11 was published. She has written for The Statesman Al Arabiya English Khaleej Times and is a regular analyst on All India Radio programmes on foreign affairs.
Simran WaliaSimran Walia is an Associate Fellow at the Centre for Air Power Studies, New Delhi and is pursuing PhD in Japanese Studies under the Centre for East Asian Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has also completed M.Phil in Japanese Studies and worked at Observer Research Foundation. Her Research Interests include Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy, Indo-Pacific Dynamics and East Asian Foreign Policy. She has published articles and Papers in magazines and Journals like the Diplomat, Asia Times, National Interest, Global Policy Journal among others.

Simran Walia

Simran Walia is an Associate Fellow at the Centre for Air Power Studies, New Delhi and is pursuing PhD in Japanese Studies under the Centre for East Asian Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. She has also completed M.Phil in Japanese Studies and worked at Observer Research Foundation. Her Research Interests include Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy, Indo-Pacific Dynamics and East Asian Foreign Policy. She has published articles and Papers in magazines and Journals like the Diplomat, Asia Times, National Interest, Global Policy Journal among others.
Singapore as India's bridge to southeast Asia
International Affairs
Sep 03, 2024

Singapore as India's bridge to southeast Asia

Singapore’s centrality in India’s Southeast Asia outreach is reflected in the two countries’ cooperation in multilateral forums

Harsh V. Pant | Pratnashree Basu
Singapore President's visit: A boost to Swaraj's 5s vision
International Affairs | Indian Foreign Policy
Feb 19, 2015

Singapore President's visit: A boost to Swaraj's 5s vision

The recent New Delhi visit of Singapore President Tony Tan Keng Yam, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the diplomatic relations, was very much fruitful to give a boost to Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's 5s vision and enhance the skill development and cultural ties between the countries.

Singh's Bold Foreign Policy
International Affairs | Neighbourhood
Oct 10, 2011

Singh's Bold Foreign Policy

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh deserves credit for his determination to push on with engagement that may be difficult, but which is undoubtedly in India's interest. And his boldness isn't confined to Pakistan alone.

Single or unified approach to deal with humanitarian crises ineffective, says India
May 21, 2016

Single or unified approach to deal with humanitarian crises ineffective, says India

Single out spoilers, hold them accountable: Afghan Ambassador
International Affairs | Neighbourhood
Oct 09, 2013

Single out spoilers, hold them accountable: Afghan Ambassador

Afghanistan thinks that the Istanbul Process, as a mechanism established in November 2011 for regional cooperation to ensure stability in the country, is still under-utilised, says Afghanistan's Ambassador to India Shaida M Abdali.