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Dr Vishnu Aravind, Author at Organiser - Page 5 of 54

Dr Vishnu Aravind

French President Emmanuel Macron welcomes India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the G7 summit, in Evian-les-Bains, France, June 16, 2026.

From Global South to Global Power: Why G7 continues to seek India’s presence and partnership

United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal

India-US Trade Agreement: Historic deal enters final stretch as USTR Jamieson Greer heads to New Delhi

Strategic crude purchases from multiple suppliers strengthen India's resilience amid global market volatility

Russia remains India’s top oil supplier as June crude imports hit record high; Venezuela emerges as key source

Chinese President Xi Jinping

China Back to Mao Era? Xi unveils new doctrine of party supremacy over state and people

From the Gulf to the Americas, India redraws its LPG supply map to strengthen energy resilience

India’s Energy Diplomacy: How alternative LPG sourcing helps New Delhi navigate the West Asia crisis

UK retailers demand tougher curbs on Chinese online giants amid deepening EU–Beijing trade rift

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron

India-France 114-Rafale Deal: How New Delhi is turning defence procurement into a Make-in-India aerospace revolution

Prestige Denim Mills' $20 million project marks India's industrial entry into one of Africa's fastest-growing textile hubs

India enters Egypt’s textile battlefield, challenging Chinese, Turkish and Pakistani dominance in Africa

As economic strains intensify, Beijing is increasingly relying on surveillance, censorship and stability mechanisms to prevent local grievances from evolving into broader social unrest

China’s Economic Slowdown Deepens: How Beijing tightens its political grip as social discontent grows

At the G7 Summit, PM Modi urged support for developing nations affected by the West Asia crisis

G7 Summit 2026: PM Modi seeks economic shield for global south from West Asia war fallout

India's firm national security response after Operation Sindoor reshaped ties with Turkey, forcing Celebi's exit from the country's aviation sector

Operation Sindoor Impact: Turkish firm Celebi Aviation says India exit erased Rs 4,700 crore overnight

Years of ABVP-led advocacy and protests have resulted in Keralam moving ahead with the PM SHRI scheme

Keralam moves ahead with PM SHRI scheme; ABVP says long struggle for students has paid off

PM Modi and French President Emanuel Macron during the G7 summit in Evian in France

EU-India Strategic Realignment: How PM Modi’s Europe push offers a de-risking alternative to China

Strong demand across Asia, Africa and Europe drove India's highest-ever monthly export performance

India’s exports hit record high in May 2026 despite global uncertainties; Trade deficit narrows

The Strait of Hormuz is more than an energy corridor. It is a critical artery for global fertiliser trade, making food security an unexpected casualty of geopolitical conflict

From Hormuz to Hunger: How the US-Iran war triggers a global food crisis

In China's strategic map of threats, geography continues to give India a significance that cannot be overlooked

The Rival China Cannot Ignore: Why India matters more than Beijing admits

Iran-themed World Cup flexes in Narath, Kannur, featuring Ayatollah Khamenei and 'Free Palestine' messaging, have sparked debate over the intersection of football, religion and politics in Keralam

Keralam’s football world cup frenzy takes a religious turn with Iran, Khamenei and free Palestine flexes

As economic pressures mount, Beijing is tightening control over business, investment and society, placing security and stability above growth

Xi, the CCP and China’s New Reality: Why regime survival now matters more than economic growth

Intelligence inputs suggest a shift from mass-casualty attacks to a sustained campaign of fear driven by targeted killings and underworld operatives

Pakistan’s Proxy War 2.0: How Dawood-ISI network is building a new sharpshooter army in India

New congressional boundaries have reshaped the 2026 House battleground, leaving Republicans in a stronger position as both parties compete for control of Congress

Delimitation in America: Republicans seize edge over Democrats in redistricting push ahead of 2026 midterms