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Jagannath Panda Speaks on China in India's Indo-Pacific Construct at Perth USAsia Centre, University of Western Australia

August 08, 2019
A chance for J&K to find a leadership that’s less threatening, more caring by D. Padma Kumar Pillay

August 07, 2019
Interactive Session with Scholars from Intellisia Institute, Guangzhou Organised

August 07, 2019
Operation Vijay was a Blend of Political Military and Diplomatic Competency: Experts

August 06, 2019
Jagannath Panda Participates in Australia-Japan-India Trilateral 2019

August 06, 2019
Rebalancing Economic Inequality And Security by Rajiv Nayan

August 05, 2019
D.P.K. Pillay Delivers Lecture on International Humanitarian Law at University Grants Commission's Human Resource Development Centre, Jamia Millia Islamia

August 03, 2019
Indian Delegation to RoK Meets President Korea-India Friendship Association and Visits Asan Institute

August 01, 2019
Adil Rasheed Speaks to BBC Gujarati about Hamza bin Laden’s Death

August 01, 2019
A China-India Plus: Continuity and Novelty in an Idea by Prashant Kumar Singh

July 31, 2019
Indian Delegation to RoK Meets Director of Policy Analysis Changho Sohn

July 30, 2019
Indian Delegation to RoK Meets Cho Hyun, Ex-Vice Minister, MOFA ROK

July 30, 2019
Indian Delegation to RoK Interacts with KIDA Scholars

July 30, 2019
P.K. Gautam’s Monograph on Kautilya’s Arthasastra Included in Delhi University’s Reading List

July 29, 2019
Sujan R. Chinoy Leads Indian Delegation for Interaction with Korean Think tanks

July 29, 2019
Indian Delegation to RoK Meets Indian Ambassador to RoK Sripriya Ranganathan

July 29, 2019
South China Morning Post Quotes Gulbin Sultana on Tussle in Indo Pacific

July 27, 2019
IDSA Interns Make Presentations on Topics of Research

July 26, 2019
Roundtable Discussion on Defence Budget 2019-20 Organised

July 26, 2019
Sujan R. Chinoy Meets Ambassador of Vietnam to India Pham Sanh Chau

July 26, 2019

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