Parul Chandra
Freelance Writer and Journalist at Freelance
Assistant Editor at India Today
Independent journalist writing on foreign affairs. Animal lover. Passionate about music. Formerly TOI, Financial Express, Asian Age.
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1 week ago |
newindianexpress.com | Parul Chandra
To the memory of the thousands anonymousWho died in Gaza before their timeThough they had a time to liveThis dedication of the book to the people of Gaza by its author, French historian Jean-Pierre Filiu, sets the tone for a work that traces the history and indeed the never-ending tragedy of this troubled territory, most recently in the news after the ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel was called off by Netanyahu.
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3 weeks ago |
deccanherald.com | Parul Chandra
India, eager to keep the strategically located island nation within its sphere of influence, has ensured a swift reciprocal visit from Modi, who will be the first foreign leader to be hosted by Dissanayake. Nevertheless, the leftist coalition in Sri Lanka is also maintaining robust ties with China.
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2 months ago |
newindianexpress.com | Parul Chandra
The great American dream for many among the Indian diaspora based in the US appears to be going up in smoke with the newly minted Trump administration issuing an executive order revoking birthright citizenship. This route had allowed many Indian nationals to acquire US citizenship for their progeny even though they themselves did not hold a US passport.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
htsyndication.com | Parul Chandra
India, Jan. 15 -- Over three years after the Taliban assumed control of Afghanistan, forcing the then President Ashraf Ghani to flee the nation, India is yet to officially recognise the new government. And yet, shedding its misgivings about the new hard-line regime and driven by its strategic concerns, New Delhi has finally decided to step up its engagement with Kabul.
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Jan 14, 2025 |
dailypioneer.com | Parul Chandra
By re-entering the high-stakes game of Afghan diplomacy, India is seeking to protect its security and geopolitical interestsOver three years after the Taliban assumed control of Afghanistan, forcing the then President Ashraf Ghani to flee the nation, India is yet to officially recognise the new government. And yet, shedding its misgivings about the new hard-line regime and driven by its strategic concerns, New Delhi has finally decided to step up its engagement with Kabul.
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India-Bangladesh ties continue to go south despite recent meeting btwn PM Modi & Prof Yunus. Now, India says it’s withdrawn transshipment facilities it had extended to #Bangladesh in 2020. Cites “significant congestion at our airports ports” as the reason. #NeighbourhoodFirst
RT @Ram_Guha: The Great Nicobar Planned Disaster: My column in @ttindia on an ill-conceived mega-project and the ecological and social deva…
Bangladesh Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus tells PM Modi that former PM Sheikh Hasina’s inflammatory remarks are an attempt to destabilise the situation in Bangladesh and amount to the abuse of hospitality India has extended to her. #IndiaBangladesh https://t.co/g6Tuc72BOV
