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The G20 summit, three predictions: ►Prime Minister Narendra Modi would remove the last obstacles. ►Indian diplomats would craft a communiqué on which a consensus would be reached. ►The Indian presidency would be seen as a turning point in G20 history The first two of these predictions have come true....

LEADERS OF Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa took a call last week to expand the BRICS grouping from five countries to 11. The Johannesburg declaration, issued after the summit, said Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) had been...

Eyeballs' are prized as curren cy in media, including in Wes- tern media where also geopo- litical critique is a mainstay Particularly for anti-India. commentary This fascination isn't simply due to India's rise and complex cultural, political and economic lands- cape. It's also about marketability...

The India-West Asia-Europe Corridor opens up huge opportunities, but it shouldn't remain just on paper THE PROSPECT OF building mega cross-country infrastructure that would help boost India's merchandise trade sounds exciting. The proposed India-West Asia-Europe Corridor is an ambitious move that will enhance India's connectivity with...