The threat to pre-empt and target Pakistan nuclear weapons is a false promise, and one that is fraught with serious risks.

The latest election results strengthen Modi’s hold on political power in India, but we can expect a lot more of the same in his approach to international affairs: some risk-taking, more energy, greater clarity, and a dash of showmanship.

While the Chabahar project could enhance Iran-India political and economic engagement, there are potent obstacles in the way.

Despite some increase in gender equality indicators, things are not changing fast enough in India.

Ambasador Rich Verma’s visit is a pointer to India’s keenness to draw the US into its conflicts with China and Pakistan.

Most Indian policymakers would probably have preferred a Clinton victory, given her long engagement with India.