Trump vs. China: How Trump's Return Could Reshape South Asia’s Future:

On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump will take oath as the 47th president of the United States of America. Trump’s return has raised apprehensions about how the US will approach the world, and regions like South Asia which have become a crucial part of the Indo-Pacific. Over the last four years, South Asia has seen a significant shift with the DC moving beyond its Af-Pak lens and pushing back against China by expanding its presence throughout the region.

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Trump vs. China: How Trump's Return Could Reshape South Asia’s Future:-

On January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump will take oath as the 47th president of the United States of America. Trump’s return has raised apprehensions about how the US will approach the world, and regions like South Asia which have become a crucial part of the Indo-Pacific.

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Nalanda: The University That Changed the World | Rise, Fall & Revival:

Nalanda: how it changed the world (Penguin, 2025) is a vivid account of the world’s first residential university, in ancient Bihar. Meticulously researched, this book chronicles Nalanda’s origins, its curriculum, its esteemed scholars and situations of its decline. Through a compelling narrative, it explores Nalanda’s contributions to science, mathematics, philosophy, art, architecture, and poetry; highlighting the luminaries who shaped its intellectual legacy.

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The enduring allure of grand narratives in the digital age:
Throughout history, grand narratives—metanarratives arising from a society’s collective anxieties and aspirations, influencing its social, cultural, and political agency—have served as powerful instruments of political and ideological control. They have steered the course of history, defining the self-identity and agency of societies
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Bolstering the Indian Navy: Commissioning three naval warships for Indo-Pacific security:-

On 15 January, Prime Minister Narendra Modi commissioned three naval warships—which includes a destroyer, INS Surat; a frigate, INS Nilgiri; and a submarine, INS Vaghsheer—in Mumbai, further bolstering the Indian Navy’s prowess and maritime security preparedness.

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