Introspection Break
These two weeks I am spending on soaking India, its milieu and the changes. Will be back with a substantive discussion in the week after next.
Desh Kapoor
What will it take for India to be a First World Economy?
When you analyze the last 60 years of the economic miracles of Singapore, South Korea and Malaysia versus the continued impoverished Indian economy, you get very interesting lessons. Can Indians have the wherewithal in them to do in one generation so that the coming generations may rise?
Lessons from the Most Communal Election in Indian History
Over ambitious politicians joined hands with Religious institutions and groups to defeat BJP only because it was characterized as a "Hindu Party". It was won on Minority Vote where Hindus were rendered irrelevant. That is the greatest lesson from this election!
An Alternative Indian Elections Story
Why does the Indian Election result look like an 'a la carte' menu served on an unexpected platter? Are we looking at something more than meets the eye?
The Geopolitical Consequences of a DeDollarized World
The US used its currency supremacy backed by its military supremacy to weaponize economics. Now, it is coming back to haunt in the multipolar world.
How China's Grip on Rare Earths Shapes Our Future: The Unseen Power Behind Global Tech
Rare Earth Elements (REE) will change and rule the world as oil did in the last century. China dominates that industry like no other. And it uses that monopoly to beat down on its adversaries.
Arctic Circle: The Global Battleground for World War III
Ukraine War is not about Ukraine. It is about the Arctic Circle and its dominance. If one looks at the stakes, positions and the stances, then it Arctic's crucial importance becomes clear.