Indrani Bagchi, Author at SAWM

About Indrani Bagchi

Indrani Bagchi is a senior diplomatic editor at The Times of India, where she has been reporting and analyzing foreign policy issues for the newspaper since 2004 and blogs with ‘Globespotting’. Earlier, Indrani worked as associate editor for India Today. She started her journalism career at The Statesman before moving to The Economic Times in Calcutta to edit the Metro Magazine. Indrani was a Reuters Fellow at Oxford University. In 2010, India was awarded the Chang Lin-Tien fellowship by the Asia Foundation to study US-China relations at Brookings Institution, Washington DC. She is a Fellow of the third class of the India Leadership Initiative of Aspen Institute India and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network.

What’s behind Chinese intrusions? Beijing needs to save face globally. Expect a long LAC faceoff and no solutions

16/10/2020, by Indrani Bagchi in Home Page Articles

This story first appeared in The Times of India At this moment, those with idle fingers and competing political agendas are fighting an India-China boundary conflict on social media, which include calls to fire top army commanders, satellite images of Read more...

A new order: When the world emerges from the pandemic, we’ll wake up to a new multilateral order

16/10/2020, by Indrani Bagchi in Home Page Articles

The world might be in the throes of a pandemic but that hasn’t stopped some from planning for a post-Covid world and imagining a new global order. Well, we should be careful what we wish for. Read more...

The Chinese challenge is here to stay. Here are some steps India can quickly take to counter it

30/06/2020, by Indrani Bagchi in Home Page Articles

We’re all satellite imagery experts now. We know how many tents the Chinese are erecting at the junction of Galwan and Shyok rivers in eastern Ladakh, can plot their precise locations and extrapolate their intentions. But we’re yet to admit Read more...

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Sri Lankan academics, activists ‘deeply concerned’ by CAA, NRC

Exclusion and ethnic strife: Story of Sri Lanka’s citizenship law

The new worry of depleting diplomatic capital

Shifting sands in the Kingdom

Immigration has benefitted US, turning inwards wrong, says USIBC chief

Modi govt’s flip flops widened the gap between India and Nepal. Chinese are filling it fast

India’s long lockdown led to breakdown of criminal justice system

India Works Military & Diplomatic Channels To Reduce LAC Tensions

‘China expects us to behave the way China would!’

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