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When Globalisation Stopped Being Predictable For nearly three decades, millions of Indians built their futures around a world that appeared to be moving in one direction. Borders became easier to cross. Trade expanded. Universities welcomed international students. Businesses searched globally…
The Invisible Diaspora That Keeps the World Moving Every day, thousands of merchant ships cross the world’s oceans. They carry oil. Food. Medicines. Electronics. Cars. Governments monitor trade routes. Markets track shipments. Navies protect sea lanes. But very few people…
The End of the Era of Predictable Migration For nearly three decades, millions of talented Indians believed they understood the rules of global success. Study hard. Earn a degree. Secure a visa. Become a permanent resident. Build a life. For…
The World’s Largest Diplomatic Network Was Never Created by Diplomats Imagine two countries trying to build a closer strategic partnership. Most people would assume the process begins with ambassadors. Foreign ministers. Trade negotiators. Perhaps even heads of government. That is…
The Question Nobody Wants to Ask Every time an Indian becomes the CEO of a global technology company, the country celebrates. When an Indian scientist leads cutting-edge research abroad, it becomes national news. When overseas Indians occupy influential positions in…
Understanding the Shift from Brain Drain to Geopolitical Power Why do Indians leave India? In the 1970s, the answer would have been straightforward. For better jobs. For better universities. For better research opportunities. For a better life. The story ended…