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Public business diplomacy: Navigating the interconnected and fragmented global landscape
In the current geopolitical system, transitioning from a unipolar to a multipolar world, an irony confronts us all on the one hand, a rapidly interconnected and digitally transformed world, on...
- Author Vinita Sethi
- Date July 19, 2024
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Business leaders, film stars and tech innovators meet at Ideas for India 2024
ACROSS ENGLAND, 6 July: India Week 2024 concluded with its centrepiece black-tie Celebration Dinner that brought together business leaders, film, music and TV stars, as well as tech and community...
- Author Bridge India
- Date July 14, 2024
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LIFF presents ‘killer’ programme in its 15th year
Europe’s largest South Asian film festival, the London Indian Film Festival (LIFF) celebrates its 15th birthday this year with a power-packed programme of features, shorts, series, gaming and XR across 6 UK cities...
- Author Bridge India
- Date June 11, 2024
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Bridge India partners with JLF London, which bring its signature power-packed literary discourse to the city
Bridge India is delighted to be a Partner for JLF London at the British Library, organised by Teamwork Arts. The event will take from 7th to 9th June 2024. The...
- Author bridgeInDiA
- Date May 21, 2024
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Bridge India and LID Publishing announces the creation of a new book publishing imprint
Bridge India and LID Publishing will collaborate to launch a new book imprint that will develop and publish books about India. The new imprint is planning to release its first...
- Author bridgeInDiA
- Date April 30, 2024
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Leprosy: The curable disease seen as a curse
The Leprosy Mission is the Charity Partner for our flagship Ideas for India conference, part of the annual India Week. While leprosy has been curable since the 1980s, existing laws...
- Author Louise Timmins
- Date February 2, 2024
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Bangladesh: A bottomless basket, or is it?
At the time of Independence on 16th December, Bangladesh had a GDP of only US$ 6.3 billion in 1971. It increased to US$ 100 billion in 2009. The GDP of...
- Author Priyajit Debsarkar
- Date November 19, 2023
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The path for Indian torture legislation: Where are we now and where should we go?
The lathi has become a symbol synonymous with the police force in India, where everyday discourse has normalised and accepted the state-sanctioned use of violence. Ved Marwah writes for the...
- Author Kaviesh Kinger
- Date November 18, 2023
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How progressive parties can better engage with India’s diaspora
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s state visit to the US in June this year was a tour de force in strategic communications. On his last visit, 50,000 Indian diaspora came to...
- Author Pratik Dattani
- Date October 29, 2023
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