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How Kibithoo, India’s first village, shows a shift in geostrategic perception of border space
Jajati K Pattnaik And Chandan K Panda •India’s competitiveness in response to China’s infrastructural power along the McMahon Line has unsettled the latter and its expansionist proclivities
India allocates Rs 6,000 crore for strategic highway along border with China; work to begin in April
Fp Staff •The 1,748 km two-lane highway will be hardly 20 kilometres away from the international border at several locations
Why India should use Maldivian self-goal to push tourism in Lakshadweep
Utpal Kumar •Development and sustainability don’t have to be antithesis to each other. The same holds true for tourism and ecological safety. Lakshadweep must follow the middle path of sustainable development
India has begun work on Arunachal Frontier Highway. Know 15 reasons why China is worried sick
Fp Staff •The Arunachal Frontier Highway will be beneficial for the armed forces and the common populace, by exponentially increasing accessibility and infrastructure
Work begins on India's strategic highway on China frontier in Arunachal Pradesh; will give forces hawk-eye view of LAC
Fp Staff •The Frontier Highway project in Arunachal Pradesh was first conceived around 2016 and was objected by China. It is now aimed to be completed by 2027
Why civil war in Myanmar may see spillover insurgency in India's North East
Jaideep Saikia •Severe clashes have been reported across northern Shan State in Myanmar in the last few weeks
How closure of diplomatic mission in Lhasa remains Nehru's lesser-known ‘Tibetan’ blunder
Claude Arpi •New Delhi seemed to have lost its nerve, which greatly helped China attain its final objective: To remove all traces of Indian presence and influence from Tibet. The blunder seems irreparable today
Why China’s construction of dual-use infrastructure in the Himalayan borders should alarm India
Abhinav_pandya •A major cause for concern is that the infrastructure on the Indian side has yet to catch up, while on the Chinese side, it is far more advanced
China's 'Xizang' move seeks to erase Tibet's historical footprint as Beijing's envoys push narrative across South Asia
Claude Arpi •Today, China continues to further colonised areas already under its control by changing the names of these places; this is particularly true for Tibet
Triumph over turmoil: Serene rebirth of Arunachal Pradesh's troubled triangle
Jaideep Saikia •Once troubled by militancy, the Tirap, Changlang, and Longding districts of Arunachal Pradesh have successfully transitioned from a state of concern to a newfound calm