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Sovereign AI and Constitution of National Data Commission
By VK Madhav Mohan
In Leadership and Management, Make in India, Strategic Technologies
March 7, 2026
Sovereign AI refers to a nation’s capability to […]
India – A Stabilising Pivot for West Asia Peace
By Gp Capt ER Rajappan (Retd)
In Geopolitics
March 5, 2026
India’s relation with West Asia is strategic, […]
Central Asia: A Periphery that has Become Central
By Ethan Zelko-Yilmaz
In Geopolitics
March 4, 2026
In October 2025, we put forward the idea that Central […]
Mandala Theory Meets Washington DC: United States Through Kautilya’s Lens
By Captain Anoop Govindan (Indian Navy)
In Geopolitics
March 3, 2026
This article, ‘Mandala Theory Meets Washington DC’, […]
Strategic Realignment Through West Asia Crisis- Implications for India’s Engagement
By Captain (Dr) Swarup Das
In Geopolitics
February 28, 2026
The relationship between India and West Asia dates […]
Sanae Takaichi and Japan’s New Technological Strategy: Economic Security, Regional Competition, and Geopolitical Assertion
By William Favre
In Geopolitics
February 26, 2026
This article analyses the strategic shifts in Japan’s […]
How Far Trump’s ICE Can Go?
By Salome Klingler
In Geopolitics
February 22, 2026
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is […]
Taxing Disability Pension of Soldiers Retired from Indian Armed Forces
By Gp Capt ER Rajappan (Retd)
In Military Affairs
February 22, 2026
When India’s Finance Minister introduced the budget in […]
India’s Quest for Strategic Influence in a Fragmenting World Order
By Maj Gen Rajan Kochhar (Retd)
In Geopolitics
February 17, 2026
India is emerging as a pivotal global power, […]
Why India Needs to Toughen Its Southern Flank
By Aivin Simon
In Geopolitics, Military Affairs
February 14, 2026
India needs to strengthen its southern flank, maritime […]

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Sovereign AI and Constitution of National Data Commission

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