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An Exemplary Republic Vikram Bahri

A personal, nostalgic reflection on the Republic of India as it stands today, seen from the perspective of the author’s grandfather, Sardari Lal Bahri, who was a refugee from West Punjab (now Pakistan). Also, a Harvardian presents a SWOT analysis for India...

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How Innovative Social Changes Can Build a New Indian Political Playbook

Patriotism versus Nationalism

The Journey of a Republic is the Story of a Maturing Democracy

India @ 75: Driving Socio-economic Transformation through an Urban Renaissance

Digital Transformation Initiatives: Enabling Ease of Living

The South Asian Symphony Orchestra: Building Bridges for Peace

Known Black Jellyfish in India

Rising to the Challenge

The Constitution of India: Showing the Way

Reflections on Culture and Heritage

Fireside Chat with Seema Kumari

Lessons from Covid-19: A Plan for Action

The Parsis in India: Small in Number, but Strikingly Significant

Leveraging Indian Start-ups

Does Gandhiji Matter Any More?

Long Journey Home: India’s ‘Tryst with Destiny’ in the Indo-Pacific

Seeking Visibility and a Voice

Jammu and Kashmir: The Wasted Years

Choosing Sides: India’s and America’s Dangerous Choices

Foreword

An Exemplary Republic

The Indian Republic Today: Work in Progress