Modi’s condolence on fighter plane crash in Dhaka triggers Hindutva hatred, polarisationÂ
Why did Prime Minister Narendra Modi suffer digital slamming from his followers after he sent condolences to Bangladesh following the…
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India misses Yemen train, fails to save Nimisha Priya’s life
Why did India under Modi remain nonchalant regarding engaging with Houthi-ruled Yemen to save Nimisha Priya?
India’s stance on Iran-Israel conflict jeopardises its interests
India's stance on the Iran-Israel conflict raises questions over its claim of being a friend of the Global South countries,…
Modi’s diplomatic theatre: All-party delegation on Operation Sindoor fails to achieve results
The all-party delegation sent to reinforce India's narrative on Operation Sindoor globally is driven by rhetoric to fulfil Prime Minister…
Haifa Port blockade: What bothers India about Yemen’s actions against Israel?
What makes it imperative for India to engage in Yemen's naval blockade targeting Israel's Haifa Port? Can India shed its…
India and Pakistan ceasefire: What’s behind the truce?
After four days of fighting, India and Pakistan have opted for a ceasefire due to visible American pressure. How does…
Modi’s Sri Lanka visit fails to wean island away from China
During Modi's Sri Lanka visit, India's prime minister offers economic inducements, but Colombo pursues a balanced foreign policy
Bay of broken dreams: Modi’s isolation at Bangkok BIMSTEC summit exposes India’s failing regional strategy
As South Asia's would-be hegemon attends the Bangkok BIMSTEC summit, The East Post examines how a decade of Hindu nationalist…
India’s tepid response to Israel’s Gaza attacks exhibits complicity
A tepid reaction from New Delhi on Israel's renewed Gaza attacks betrays its shifting priorities in West Asia
India’s conspicuous silence on Israel’s attacks on Gaza defines Modi’s diplomatic double-game
As Gaza’s hospitals overflow with 600 wounded, Modi’s MEA promotes podcasts and ‘dialogue’—but not a word for Palestine.
