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Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
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Resident Senior Fellow, Australian Strategic Policy Institute
New Delhi
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I don't cover technology unless it relates to the environment.
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By Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Saniya Khan Verified, Cchavi Vasisht, Seema A. Khan| South Asian Voices@ India’s elections, winding over the course of six weeks, came to an end on June 4 when the votes were finally tallied. The elections, held in seven phases, began on April 19 with the final phase on June 1. The size of the electorate and the need to provide security for the process are the main reasons Indian elections are as long as they are. This has been a feature of India’s national elections for quite some time.
By Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Usama Nizamani, Nasir Mehmood| South Asian Voices@ A few days ago, an Indian news agency, Press Trust of India (PTI), reported that Indian security agencies had intercepted a ship that was bound for Karachi from China at Mumbai’s Nhava Sheva Port. The ship was stopped because it was suspected to be carrying a “dual-use consignment” that could find its way into Pakistan’s nuclear and ballistic missile program.
By Dr. Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Saniya Khan Verified, Cchavi Vasisht, Seema A. Khan| South Asian Voices@ India’s elections, winding over the course of six weeks, came to an end on June 4 when the votes were finally tallied. The elections, held in seven phases, began on April 19 with the final phase on June 1. The size of the electorate and the need to provide security for the process are the main reasons Indian elections are as long as they are. This has been a feature of India’s national elections for quite some time.
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Australian Strategic Policy Institute
The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) is an independent think tank established by the Australian Government in 2001. It focuses on providing informed perspectives on strategic policy, particularly in defence and national security. ASPI is partially funded by the Department of Defence and aims to contribute to public discourse by offering diverse viewpoints on key issues affecting Australia's national interests. ASPI conducts in-depth research and analysis on topics such as terrorism, cyber security, and geopolitical relations. It publishes a digital magazine called *The Strategist*, which provides insights into defence, technology, and foreign policy. The institute also organizes events and dialogues to promote discussions on strategic policy and offers independent policy advice to government and stakeholders. ASPI is recognized internationally for its influence on national policy and its commitment to objectivity in strategic debates.
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