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ट्रान्सजेंडर आणि वेश्या व्यवसायातील व्यक्ती ह्या हवामा
ट्रांसजेंडर लोगों और यौनकर्मियों पर जलवायु परिवर्तन का �
Transgender individuals and sex workers are highly vulnerable to climate change. Recognising their unique risks and tailoring policies to address thei
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Did Operation Prosperity Guardian adhere to the principles of international law, or did it transgress legal boundaries in pursuit of strategic objecti
‘शांततापूर्ण अणुस्फोटा’च्या ५०व्या वर्धापन दिनी, भारत �
भारताचा दीर्घ अणू प्रवास भू-राजकीय तणाव, तांत्रिक महत्त्
The 50th anniversary of PNE highlights India's role as a responsible nuclear power, committed to full compliance and advancing global non-proliferatio
India's nuclear odyssey should be understood through the lens of geopolitical tensions, technological ambitions, and ethical dilemmas
भारत में ट्रांसजेंडरों के विरुद्ध होने वाले भेदभाव को रो
Implementing inclusive policies aligned with SDGs is crucial to counteract discrimination against transgender in India
SCO के सदस्य देशों को अपनी नाइत्तेफ़ाक़ियों और मतभेदों को �
The SCO member states need to resolve their disagreements and divergences and build trust to achieve a peaceful, safe, and thriving Eurasia.
The ensuing kerfuffle between the US, Iran and Saudi Arabia has displayed the different directions that both Riyadh and Washington have taken, despite
Having failed the first round at the UN Security Council (UNSG), Pakistan continues to seek internationalising the ‘Kashmir issue’, as an ‘inter
In this age of contestation, the Panel's report falls short in contributing to coherence and stability.
Ten years on from 26/11, the NSG continues to face serious logistical and transportation challenges. Simply put, the NSG cannot wait around to execute
Since India submitted its formal membership application to the NSG in May 2016, Beijing publicly expressed its objection to it.
This research provides an empirical analysis of India’s limited, but transformative position in the global nuclear order. By examining India’s bid for a Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) membership, this paper makes three major arguments. First, India’s attempt to acquire veto power status through the NSG challenges classical revisionism in international relations theory. Second, India’s rise through the NSG is based on selective coalition-bu
Aiming to secure their marine resources in the Bay of Bengal, India and Bangladesh settled their maritime boundary in 2014. Despite the delimitation, however, fishers from both countries continue to commit unlawful forays into each other's sovereign waters, leading to the enforcement of punitive measures against those accused or convicted. Such incidents not only jeopardise the fishers’ livelihoods, but repeated occurrences also nettle relation
The talk on India's participation at the Nuclear Suppliers Group has initiated a discourse on the future of the Group, with particular reference to the Group's relationship with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
The Indian Government's ratification on June 23 of the IAEA Additional Protocol, which is essentially a component of the Indo-US civil nuclear deal, will allow the international nuclear body to monitor India's civilian nuclear programme with ease.
The paper examines how the Nuclear Suppliers Group has evolved over the years and the role the Group defines for itself. It also attempts to provide a more nuanced understanding of the consequences of India's NSG-membership.
If India is not celebrating too much, it is because India has not been able to get membership in the group that New Delhi covets most — the NSG.
political warnings are part of a state’s predisposition for regime survival.
It seems unlikely that the bilateral relations will improve significantly — there are a couple of indicators of the slight improvement in the relations.
Despite New Delhi’s continued hopes and some encouraging signs, significant challenges remain.
Over the years, there has been an evolution in India’s policy towards non-proliferation-related export controls and the associated regimes. During the Cold War, India considered itself a target; beginning in the 1990s, its policy began to shift in keeping with economic liberalisation at home and changing global perceptions about the threat of proliferation. India’s nuclear weapon tests in 1998 gave it political space to claim credit for its i
