Beyond India’s Borders: How Global Tenders Can Open New Markets for Indian Businesses For a small Indian manufacturer, service provider or exporter, entering an overseas market can appear to require enormous resources: finding buyers, understanding foreign procurement systems, establishing credibility…
Rising Seas, Rising Stakes: Why India Cannot Treat Sea-Level Rise as a Distant Problem The sea does not need to arrive as a giant wave to change a city. Sometimes the danger comes gradually—through higher tides, more frequent coastal flooding,…
India–Bangladesh Relations: A Neighbourhood Story Built on History, Trade and Shared Rivers India and Bangladesh share one of South Asia’s most complicated relationships—and perhaps one of its most consequential. The two countries are neighbours separated by a border, but connected…
Nepal Floods: Hundreds of Children Still Missing as India Joins the Search for Hope A disaster can destroy a road, a bridge or a building in minutes. But when children disappear in that destruction, the meaning of the disaster becomes…
Janmashtami: The Midnight Birth of Krishna and the Story That Still Speaks to India There is something unusual about the way India celebrates the birth of Krishna. It is not simply a festival of lights, prayers and sweets. Millions wait…
Why Europe’s Biggest Market Opportunity Could Change the Way India Does Business There are trade agreements, and then there are trade agreements that make exporters start checking their calculators twice. The India–European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) belongs to the…