Jindal School of International Affairs

🧵- JSIA has several research centres for the study of different areas/research interests. Follow their Twitter handles for more information on the activities of JSIA Research Centres 1. Jindal Centre for the Global South @JCGS_JSIA 2. Centre for Security Studies @Css_Jsia

Here is the second piece that got published for @KetagalanMedia on the #IndianWorkers in #Taiwan. Had written this piece in the first two days of the announcement made by the Minister of Labor. Link to the article: ketagalanmedia.com/2026/04/22/how… @JSIAJindal @C4NEAS

Have you watched this TV show on Doordarshan, where a South Korean expert, Dr. Kyunghoon Kim, explains why his country is betting big on India? 🔗 youtu.be/1-0HlVa60KI?si…

In a fast-changing West Asia landscape, @Sriparnapathak @HindolSengupta joins Conversations on Power to unpack shifting alignments and actor strategies with Lokman Karadag and panelists. 🎥 youtube.com/live/_ScQSAlza…

Contributed a piece for @CWM_en on the recent remarks towards IN workers in TW. Thank you to the editors and CW team for the opportunity. Link to the article: english.cw.com.tw/article/articl… #MigrantWorkers #Taiwan #India @JSIAJindal @C4NEAS

@JSIAJindal @AsianConfluence Always a pleasure speaking on India,Japan and Bangladesh in the Bay of Bengal.Thank you @AsianConfluence for this opportunity. @JSIAJindal

In this episode of Reimagining the Bay of Bengal 🌏, Dr Gitanjali Sinha Roy and Mr Neeraj Singh Manhas examine Japan’s evolving role in the region, focusing on its investments, Overseas Development Assistance (ODA), and strategic partnerships. Dr Roy highlights how Japan utilises these instruments to drive economic development 📈, strengthen its hard and soft power, and advance its Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) vision. She also underscores the need for regional countries to strengthen security and address corruption to enable deeper cooperation with Japan 🇯🇵. ▶️Watch the full episode: youtu.be/QirBBV5DtKc @GitanjaliSRoy @JSIAJindal @The_China_Chap @JindalGlobalUNI #IndoPacific #Geopolitics #Japan #India #MaritimeSecurity #StrategicPartnerships #ASCON #BayofBengal #podcast

Field Marshal #AsimMunir of #Pakistan is a hardcore #jihadi with a visceral hatred for #India. He is also greedy for more political power in his country. So, one must be watchful of #terrorist threats directed by him using the cover of perceived support from the #USA or #China, says Dr. Tara Kartha, former Director of India’s National Security Council Secretariat. Watch the full episode of this show for more. 🔗 youtu.be/YwqRDji0DvE?si…

Faculty Spotlight: Prof @GitanjaliSRoy spoke to @AsianConfluence on Japan,India,Bangladesh and Bay of Bengal youtu.be/QirBBV5DtKc?si…

Faculty Spotlight @LaulPatricia Pooja Arora Discussion organised by the Academic Council of the United Nations System and Robert Gordon University.

The #USA often aids #Pakistan with the belief that it cannot be allowed to fail, as that would exacerbate its already high dependence on #China. China, in turn, uses Pakistan as a front in matters like peace mediation in the #Iran war, says Dr. Tara Kartha, former Director of #India’s National Security Council Secretariat. Watch the full episode of this show for more. 🔗 youtu.be/YwqRDji0DvE?si…

This promises to be an interesting discussion. @JSIAJindal @JindalGlobalUNI

Which factors have made Pakistan a useful geopolitical tool for the USA since the opening to China in 1971 until the mediation in the Iran war in 2026? What are the quid pro quos between the USA and Pakistan in their off and on marriage of convenience? Where does China figure in fuelling and sustaining the US-Pakistan bonhomie? Are there risks of increased Pakistan-sponsored jihadist extremism and terrorism due to perceived American support? How will the revitalised USA-Pakistan alliance impact the USA-India strategic partnership? For answers, watch Episode 169 of the Indian Diplomacy TV show on Doordarshan, featuring a discussion with the former Director of India’s National Security Council Secretariat, Dr. Tara Kartha. 🔗 youtu.be/YwqRDji0DvE?si…

Highly recommended essay by Prof @HindolSengupta on a topical subject!

📢 For my new essay, I am wearing my former vice president (strategy and research), Invest India hat to argue, invoking the memories to men like Dwarkanath Tagore, Mutty Lal Seal, Raja Radhakrishna Deb, Ramdulal Dey and others that to suggest that Link - sundayguardianlive.com/editors-choice…

Which factors have made #Pakistan a useful geopolitical tool for the #USA since the opening to #China in 1971 until the mediation in the #Iran war in 2026? What are the quid pro quos between the USA and Pakistan in their off and on marriage of convenience? Where does China figure in fuelling and sustaining the US-Pakistan bonhomie? Are there risks of increased Pakistan-sponsored extremist #jihad and #terrorism due to perceived American support? How will the revitalised USA-Pakistan alliance impact the USA-#India strategic partnership? For answers, watch Episode 169 of the Indian Diplomacy TV show on #Doordarshan, featuring a discussion with the former Director of India’s National Security Council Secretariat, Dr. Tara Kartha. 🔗 youtu.be/YwqRDji0DvE?si…

Prof @Sriparnapathak joined Lokman Karadag on ‘Conversations on Power’ to discuss shifting geopolitics in West Asia, China’s bid to project itself as a ‘responsible’ power, and the uncertain future of the rules-based international order. Watch here: youtube.com/live/k2E9lpYTr…

5years teaching about #TaiwaninIndia—driven by curiosity and a belief. Students brought diverse perspectives, from politics to culture. Points to the need 4 deeper, more interdisciplinary study. Still learning. The journey continues. english.cw.com.tw/article/articl… @JSIAJindal @TWIndia2

Faculty Spotlight: Prof Tridivesh Singh Maini In his latest piece for Modern Diplomacy, Maini argues that India’s states, not just the central government, are pivotal in attracting East Asian investment. moderndiplomacy.eu/2026/04/17/why…

Little bit of cringe is okay as long as it is fun. Even when people don’t like it- they remember it. Mission accomplished! 😂