Kashmir conflict: why India and Pakistan can’t make peace 

Kashmir conflict: why India and Pakistan can’t make peace 

Kashmir, an ethnically diverse region in the Himalayas, is renowned for its stunning lakes, lush meadows, and majestic snow-capped mountains.  Before India and Pakistan’s independence from British rule in August 1947, the region was already a focal point of intense disputes.  The partition plan outlined in the Indian Independence Act allowed Muslim-majority Kashmir the option…

India arrests crypto administrator with Russian ties, wanted by the US

India arrests crypto administrator with Russian ties, wanted by the US

In a significant development, Indian authorities have apprehended an administrator of a cryptocurrency exchange who the United States seeks for purportedly facilitating money laundering for cybercriminals and breaching sanctions. Aleksej Besciokov, a Lithuanian national residing in Russia, was apprehended on Tuesday in the southern Indian state of Kerala, according to statements from the country’s leading…

UK and India will restart trade talks in Delhi

UK and India will restart trade talks in Delhi

India and the United Kingdom are set to resume free trade discussions on Monday, nearly a year after the negotiations were halted in anticipation of general elections in both nations. Jonathan Reynolds, the UK’s business and trade secretary, has arrived in Delhi for a two-day meeting with his Indian counterpart, Piyush Goyal, to initiate discussions…

India and France propose mini modular nuclear reactors

India and France propose mini modular nuclear reactors

Following Prime Minister Narendra Modi‘s recent visit to France, India’s foreign ministry announced plans for collaboration on the development of small modular nuclear reactors between the two nations. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and French President Emmanuel Macron highlighted nuclear energy’s critical role in enhancing energy security and facilitating a shift towards a low-carbon economy….

US case against Gautam Adani is solid, but extradition is doubtful

US case against Gautam Adani is solid, but extradition is doubtful

Legal experts indicate that the U.S. fraud case involving Indian billionaire Gautam Adani is supported by substantial documentation, which could bolster prosecutors’ efforts. However, the likelihood of the tycoon being extradited to face trial shortly remains low. Last month, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn unveiled an indictment that alleges Adani engaged in bribery of Indian officials…