Rupak Bhattacharjee December 2015 The Siliguri Corridor in the northern part of West Bengal acts as gateway to North-East, Sikkim, Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. For its geo-strategic placement, it has been confronting lots of security challenges. Some recent developments, or…
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Archana G Gulati, July 2015 Enacting elements of Competition law in developing countries can be difficult as there will be a vested interest in maintaining status quo i.e. the undeserved profits (arising from lack of competition) which powerful and dominant…
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Dr. Nafees Ahmad July 2015 National governments across the globe have given the cold shoulder to refugees in their itinerary of international obligations and duties as enunciated in the UN Charter and Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) along with…
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Chayanika Saxena June 2015 The notion that internal security of Pakistan is being challenged by the very presence of the Afghan refugees has become a rallying point for seeking their ‘repatriation’. Religious radicalism and terrorism, drug smuggling, human trafficking, illegal…
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Archana G Gulati May 2015 In the present scenario in India is that in the event of a disaster, available funds can be used only for relief and immediate rehabilitation and not for long term reconstruction.There is a need to…
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Pawan Mathur December 2015 Chittagong Hill Tract (CHT) is a highland region situated in south-eastern Bangladesh. The area covers the hilly districts of Rangamati, Bandarban and Khagrachari. Strategically, the region holds importance as it shares border with the Indian states…
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Rupak Bhattacharjee December 2015 From an environmental perspective Bangladesh continues to be in the ‘eye of the storm’ as it faces diverse daunting challenges from cyclones to sea-level rise. The country has drawn the attention of the international community for…
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Monish Gulati November 2015 As a landlocked nation, Mongolia has shared its boundaries with two feuding and at times competing countries; China and Russia. To seek an independent role in international affairs , Mongol strategic thinkers articulated the “third neighbour”…
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Rupak Bhattacharjee October 2015 The Russia-Bangladesh relations have begun to flourish following Sheikh Hasina’s assumption of office for the second time in 2009. The bilateral relations cover diverse areas of cooperation including, defence, energy, science and technology, trade and culture.…
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