Cherian Samuel
Internet at the Crossroads
The Internet’s blurred boundaries and its existing vulnerabilities have led to unhealthy trends, which, if not addressed adequately, could pose severe problems.
Working with President Obama
Long term thinking is necessary to ensure that the gains of the Singh-Obama Knowledge Initiative are successfully channelled into a Singh-Obama Innovation Economy Co-operation Initiative.
Making U.S-India 3.0 Work
The photo-ops with CEOs and students notwithstanding, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s much anticipated visit to India did not reach anywhere near the euphoria that marked the visit of her husband
Locating Priorities in India-US Strategic Economic Engagement
Chair: Santosh Kumar
Discussants: G Balachandran and Jayshree Sengupta
Enhanced International Cooperation Through Aided Military Training Programmes: A Study of the US Experience, with Specific Reference to South Asia
Major powers have tried to use military training programmes, manifested through military-to-military cooperation running the gamut of training exchanges to joint exercises, to defence-related dialogue
Actions against Outsourcing: Missing the Wood for the Trees
The related issues of H1B visas and outsourcing have once again come to the fore and could prove to be a troublesome issue in India-US relations.
Obama as Tech president: Leading the Way
Among the many monikers that Barack Obama has collected as he enters office is that of being the first "Tech President".
Lessons from the 9/11 Commission
The unprecedented scale of the terror attacks in Mumbai and the fact that citizens from more than 20-plus countries were killed or injured in the attacks have evoked an international response.
Obama and the Special Envoy to Kashmir
The dust might have settled on the US Elections with Barack Obama ensuring a place in history as the first African American President to occupy the White House.
