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Rashi Randev
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Contributing Columnist|, Financial Express
New Delhi
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Biography
Rashi Randev is a PhD candidate in US area studies from Jawaharlal Nehru University, India. She is a contributing defense and security columnist at the Financial Express. Her area of academic interests includes visual and cultural representation, theories of inequality and structural racism, defense & security, South Asia, and the Indo-Pacific region.
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Content
Bridging the Gulf with AI: How India and GCC countries can leverage AI for mutual growth and innovation
By Sudhanshu Kumar, Rashi Randev| Prokerala@ New Delhi, March 10 : Recently, a few months back, the External Affairs Minister of India Dr S. Jaishankar paid his visit to Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, to attend the first-ever India-GCC Joint Ministerial Meeting for Strategic Dialogue. During the meeting, EAM highlighted with great emphasis that the Gulf Cooperation Council as an entity has a vital significance for India and constitutes the "extended" neighbourhood for India.
By Rashi Randev| Firstpost Verified PM Modi’s Ukraine visit: Balancing diplomacy in a complex geopolitical landscapeRashi Randev• August 24, 2024, 12:24:29 ISTWhatsappFacebookTwitterAlthough India maintains a cordial relationship with the West, especially the United States, there are subtle currents of distrust present. PM Modi’s visit to Ukraine may also have acted as a means to mitigate any negative perceptionread morePrime Minister Narendra Modi greets Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv, August 23, 2024.
By Rashi Randev| The Daily Guardian@ One of the ways common Indians have reacted to the macabre bloodbath at Galwan Valley is by calling for a boycott of Chinese products. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) released a list of 3,000 Chinese items that Indians should eschew. Such appeals are nothing new, but have been raised in the times of tranquility as well. The economic reason is that over the last decade and half, low-priced Chinese consumer goods have flooded the Indian markets.
Company Info
Financial Express
Financial Express (FE) is a leading English-language business newspaper in India, established in 1961 and part of the Indian Express Group. Based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, it employs 109 people and generates an estimated annual revenue of $966,000. The digital platform, FinancialExpress.com, launched in 2001, offers real-time business and financial news, analysis, and multimedia content. FE specializes in covering business, financial, and economic news across various sectors, including stock markets, policy, technology, and international trade. The website features up-to-date market trends and engages with its audience through active social media channels like Twitter and Facebook. Owned by The Indian Express Ltd., FE primarily generates revenue through advertising and has built a reputation for over six decades of business journalism, combining both print and digital formats for comprehensive news delivery.
Founded: 1961