Manjeet Kripalani

The writer is with Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, Mumbai

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Best of Both Sides: On tariffs, Russia is a red line for IndiaSubscriber Only

August 08,2025 07:15:14 AM

New Delhi will have to take a hard call: For now, economy-greasing oil from Russia, and a plan for diversification for the future

Fri, Aug 08, 2025

The world order is in flux. Multipolarity, based on equitable principles, is neededSubscriber Only

April 21,2025 17:35:17 PM

New definitions of interstate relations, new behaviours, and doctrines are emerging. Seventy years after the Bandung Conference, India will do well to use this moment to translate its multipolar intentions into reality

Mon, Apr 28, 2025

Sri Lanka's President Anura Kumara Dissanayake and India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands during a photo opportunity ahead of their meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi,

How India and Sri Lanka can go from aid to tradeSubscriber Only

December 17,2024 15:52:55 PM

Delhi-Colombo economic partnership can become a model for South Asia, enhance India’s Neighbourhood First Policy and its status as a regional power.

Thu, Dec 19, 2024

The new government’s foreign policy challenge: Economic with the politicalSubscriber Only

June 25,2024 08:03:42 AM

India’s goal is economic and financial progress, and just global governance. This is a reflection of the emerging multipolar world order, with neither the ‘exorbitant privilege’ of dollar domination, nor the reserve-currency obsession of the Yuan.

Tue, Jun 25, 2024

Manjeet Kripalani writes: India’s G20 presidency has been a landmarkSubscriber Only

September 09,2023 07:16:24 AM

The voice of emerging powers must be heard. India’s G20 presidency is the first step on that course

Sat, Sep 09, 2023

Sri Lanka must understand India’s security concerns. India has stepped up to help its neighbour in difficult economic straits. A credit line is showing the path to private and public investments. This can lead to increased trade and the building of a robust South Asian supply chain.

President Ranil Wickremesinghe in Delhi: Sri Lanka and India, five things to doSubscriber Only

July 20,2023 07:27:13 AM

Their relationship is a winning proposition for the region, and offers potential security through trade across the Indo-Pacific

Thu, Jul 20, 2023

PM Modi’s US visit: Why America needs IndiaSubscriber Only

June 22,2023 07:22:07 AM

India can help the US with its experiences in healthcare, digitalisation, multilateral engagements and collaborations with the Global South

Thu, Jun 22, 2023

Nariman Point can be repositioned as an education hub for foreign universitiesSubscriber Only

January 14,2023 07:28:28 AM

Nariman Point can be repurposed into an education hub, offering higher education and specialised skilling, exactly what the beneficiaries of the foreign universities bill are looking for.

Sat, Jan 14, 2023

India’s challenges as it takes over the G20 presidency at a time of geopolitical instabilitySubscriber Only

November 21,2022 07:16:14 AM

India has not invested much in multilateral rule-making institutions like the G20, but it is never too late to start. We are ahead in some aspects, particularly technology with digital public goods and its governance. But it will certainly need help and expertise

Mon, Nov 21, 2022

At Valdai, Putin’s vision of emerging world orderSubscriber Only

October 28,2022 20:22:56 PM

Russian President's reference to India may be interpreted as encouragement to New Delhi — to nudge the warring sides in the Ukraine conflict to the negotiating table

Fri, Oct 28, 2022

As India prepares to take over the G20 presidency, it can learn from IndonesiaSubscriber Only

September 28,2022 16:39:29 PM

India must work to shed its reputation as a country that seeks explicit bilateral reciprocity and trade-offs, instead of building coalitions

Tue, Oct 04, 2022

20 years after 9/11, has the US learnt from its mistakes?Subscriber Only

September 15,2021 03:01:16 AM

Manjeet Kripalani writes: The Taliban is back in Afghanistan and America still has trouble telling apart it friends and foes.

Sun, Sep 11, 2022

Experts Explain: Hurdles in class actionSubscriber Only

June 24,2021 04:30:20 AM

Incidents such as the recent ONGC barge disaster underline the absence of effective class action suits in India. Tougher action on negligence and liability is vital if India is to improve its ease-of-doing-business rankings.

Thu, Jun 24, 2021

With positive growth rate even during the pandemic, what Bangladesh can teach IndiaSubscriber Only

March 25,2021 03:06:20 AM

Increasing women’s participation in workforce, liberalising internal and external trade, and making micro lending accessible can help boost growth.

Thu, Mar 25, 2021

UP,yesterday and tomorrowSubscriber Only

March 02,2012 00:03:03 AM

As Lucknow winds down to March 6,a look at Mayawatis legacy

Fri, Mar 02, 2012

Diaspora’s coming-out partySubscriber Only

February 08,2007 23:45:23 PM

The Indian American community in the US came together as a political force to push the nuclear deal. What’s next for Indian Americans? Exerting influence in the 2008 presidential elections, surely

Thu, Feb 08, 2007

Tomorrow never diesSubscriber Only

October 02,2003 00:00:00 AM

For Indians visiting Afghanistan, there’s comfort to be found among their own. In Kabul, the city’s most popular restaurant is Ana...

Thu, Oct 02, 2003

Come home to KandaharSubscriber Only

October 01,2003 00:00:00 AM

The airstrip at Kandahar is baking hot, about 100 degrees Fahrenheit. The sun blazes down relentlessly on the surrounding mountains, harsh, ...

Wed, Oct 01, 2003