JSIA Bulletin
THE INDIAN ARMED FORCES: HEROES OF ALL TIME
“We were sitting in the trench and a rocket of the Pakistani Sabre jet struck nearby, and shrapnel from it killed him."
Somansh Sharma
- Feb 10
- 15 min
THE EVOLUTION OF DRUG TRAFFICKING BUSINESS IN MEXICO
The problem, so far, is that most of our attention, resources and energy have been devoted to just kill-or-capture the heads of criminal
Akhilesh Balaji
- Feb 2
- 14 min
FLYING BLIND: INDIA'S QUEST FOR GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
Ever since India gained independence almost 75 years ago, its stature in world politics has increased exponentially. Subsequently, its...
Aakrith Harikumar
- Jan 22
- 7 min
INDIA'S CHALLENGES IN 2022: GEOPOLITICS, ECONOMY, AND STRATEGY
Although health infrastructure hasn’t always been India’s strength, the country has gotten through the crisis (COVID-19) - bruised, but not
Naman Vakharia
- Oct 9, 2021
- 10 min
A PEOPLE'S HISTORY: PARTITION AND MATERIAL MEMORY
The context of what you could ask and how you could feel was quite different from today, and I think to myself about what I said to the
Naman Vakharia
- Jul 12, 2021
- 7 min
INDIAN FOREIGN POLICY: FROM RAJIV GANDHI TO NARENDRA MODI
However, media stories are short-lived, and media as a whole cannot be trusted as they are not transparent with their biases and political
Neeraja Jyothikumar
- Mar 28, 2021
- 12 min
GEOPOLITICS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE ARCTIC: AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
It should not be branded as a geo-political tension or anything. There could be geopolitical friction in vulnerable climate situations when
Urjasvi Ahlawat and Kamakshi Belwal
- Oct 28, 2020
- 9 min
THE SENATE, BARRETT, COVID TASKFORCE: EVERYTHING ABOUT THE US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 2020
With the election day just a week away, the excitement and curiosity about the US Presidential Elections rises! Urjasvi Ahlawat and...
Naman Vakharia
- Oct 26, 2020
- 4 min
IS ADVANI A RELEVANT FIGURE? HAS BJP ALWAYS BEEN MEDIA SAVVY?
The crushing of dissent never happened in the manner it is happening today. Today, there is a one-party rule coupled with a declining...
Bhanavi Bahl
- Oct 22, 2020
- 11 min
ISLAMIC IDENTITIES IN SOUTH ASIA
Bhanavi Bahl in conversation with Dr Syed Mohammed Faisal
Naman Vakharia
- Sep 28, 2020
- 3 min
TEN YEARS OF JSIA, THE PANDEMIC, AND MORE
The Dean of Jindal School of International Affairs reflects on the completion of 10 years of JSIA, the student body, and online classes.
Neeraja Jyothikumar
- Sep 11, 2020
- 2 min
COVID Battle: Young India Leads the Way
The pandemic has been a challenging time for everyone around the world. With cases rising every day and hospitals getting overcrowded...
Naman Vakharia
- Sep 10, 2020
- 4 min
The State and the Students
In conversation with Dr Sriparna Pathak
