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India?s IPEF Play: What New Delhi gets out of it

All roads connect Delhi and Brussels

2+2 meet: Delhi and DC are seeking new opportunities

How ?Delhi model? facilitated AAP?s historic Punjab sweep

Delhi needs a good master plan

The international community has long reached a consensus that the sustainability of the environment is key to development.

President Ramnath Kovind was on a State visit to Bangladesh from December 15-17. His visit to attend Bangladesh’s 50th Vijay Dibos.

Even as India gets ready to participate in the Summit for Democracy convened by United States (US) President Joe Biden

During the peak of the second wave of Covid-19 in India between April and May this year, Delhi—which was by then in the midst

In Delhi, many people do not have access to piped drinking water, and there are spatial inequalities in supply.

On August 9, 1971, the Indo-Soviet Treaty of Peace, Friendship and Cooperation was signed in New Delhi by the foreign ministers of

The master plan process is viewed as static as its vision for the city is for a 20-year period. Whereas, urbanisation is a dynamic process

What distinguishes Delhi from other federal districts is sheer size. Its population would subsume the populations of the above-mentioned

A bill approved by both houses of Parliament on 17 March  2021, will sharply reduce the Delhi’s Government’s ability to act independently

There is a renewed political slugfest between the Centre and Delhi government, on the issue of the Union home ministry’s bill

Most city planning agencies across the world use a master plan to guide the development of their cities, which offers a vision for a

On LoC , the Director Generals of Military Operations (DGMO) of the two nations engaged telephonically and decided to adhere

To meet their requirements and to resolve numerous problems plaguing Delhi, the fourth master plan for Delhi (MPD) is being prepared.

Although the push for definite frameworks and standardised communication channels began under the Barack Obama administration

The shift in India’s regional stance will not only have a bearing on Indian foreign policy—but also on the larger regional security matrix.

India’s responses to Chinese aggression have made it clear that New Delhi is neither without options nor is it reticent in choosing them.

This paper identifies the most crucial gaps and outlines a framework for more focused targets that will improve air quality in Delhi.

The sale of the missile will be a major development in an often-tense Southeast Asia with misgivings regarding Beijing’s motives.

Delhi has experienced numerous changes in spatial development since India’s independence in 1947. Around that time

For all the hue and cry about India “losing” the neighbourhood, the ground reality is quite different. With Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and the Maldives