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Indo-Mediterranean Corridor and India Vision 2047 Maritime Plan
India targets a $30T economy by 2047 through a trillion-dollar maritime revamp. The plan secures trade via the Indo-Mediterranean route. Read more
China and Economic D-Day vs. Iran. Kesarivox analysis. Read more
BRICS’ Delhi summit: an intense agenda. Kesarivox analysis. Read more
Nearly 95% of India’s trade by volume sails through sea lanes, exposing a critical vulnerability at chokepoints. Readers will discover how the Indo-Mediterranean Corridor can safeguard trade and propel the... Read more
India's nuclear capability evolved through deliberate scientific maturation from the 1974 Pokhran-1 test to the 1998 series. Readers discover how institutional resilience navigated international pressure to ensure technological sovereignty. Read more
The 2022 conflict compelled New Delhi to prioritize domestic industrial resilience over traditional Western alignments. Readers discover how this shift redefined India's approach to energy imports and military logistics. Read more
ASEAN nations face a strategic dilemma balancing Chinese economic integration with geopolitical hedging. This article analyzes how this dynamic impacts India's Act East policy and regional connectivity. Read more
ASEAN's consensus-based structure prevents member states from aligning against China, creating a diplomatic constraint for India. This article reveals how New Delhi leverages cultural ties to advance its Act East... Read more
India's path to nuclear status spans from the 1974 Pokhran-1 test to the 1998 Pokhran-2 series. This article details the institutional and diplomatic frameworks that guided this strategic evolution. Read more
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