India at 75 stands at an inflection point. It is a nation on the move and a region that is changing dramatically. India is part of a world that is seeking urgent responses to some critical aspects of our ways of living. This panel will engage with the opportunities and directions that the country may opt for in the coming decades, as it seeks to deliver the ambitions and aspirations of its 1.4 billion people, underwrite security and stability for the region, and contribute to the strengthening and furtherance of a free and democratic international system. At 75, who will be India and its young population’s most important partners? What will drive the Indian economy? And how will India’s people influence the world and global developments?
Anlässlich des indischen Tags der Republik erhält die GIGA-Präsidentin ein personalisiertes Schreiben von Premierminister Narendra Modi, in dem er ihren Beitrag zu den internationalen Beziehungen und zur Annäherung von Ländern und Kulturen würdigt.
India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches | 01.2022
India is turning 75, and its role in the "Asian Century" is changing and expanding. In this contribution to the ORF series "India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches," Prof. Amrita Narlikar analyses India's role in a world of declining multilateralism. This article is translated into Hindi and Bengali.
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar
Ehemals Präsidentin
Auszeichnung | Observer Research Foundation (ORF) | 2020
Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (ORF)
Since 2020, serving in this capacity at one of Asia's highest-ranked think-tanks.
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar
Ehemals Präsidentin
Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) | 17.01.2023
Organisation: Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA)
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar (Vortragende:r)
GIGA President Prof. Amrita Narlikar was invited as a speaker to share her expertise on Indian foreign policy at the international seminar organised by the Indian Council of World Affairs.
In this publication, Prof. Amrita Narlikar discusses the German and Indian relationship at a time when democracy is threatened globally by authoritarian diplomacy. This article was republished with Observer Research Foundation (8.4.2021).
Anlässlich des indischen Tags der Republik erhält die GIGA-Präsidentin ein personalisiertes Schreiben von Premierminister Narendra Modi, in dem er ihren Beitrag zu den internationalen Beziehungen und zur Annäherung von Ländern und Kulturen würdigt.
India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches | 01.2022
India is turning 75, and its role in the "Asian Century" is changing and expanding. In this contribution to the ORF series "India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches," Prof. Amrita Narlikar analyses India's role in a world of declining multilateralism. This article is translated into Hindi and Bengali.
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar
Ehemals Präsidentin
Auszeichnung | Observer Research Foundation (ORF) | 2020
Non-Resident Senior Fellow, Observer Research Foundation (ORF)
Since 2020, serving in this capacity at one of Asia's highest-ranked think-tanks.
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar
Ehemals Präsidentin
Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA) | 17.01.2023
Organisation: Indian Council of World Affairs (ICWA)
Prof. Dr. Amrita Narlikar (Vortragende:r)
GIGA President Prof. Amrita Narlikar was invited as a speaker to share her expertise on Indian foreign policy at the international seminar organised by the Indian Council of World Affairs.
In this publication, Prof. Amrita Narlikar discusses the German and Indian relationship at a time when democracy is threatened globally by authoritarian diplomacy. This article was republished with Observer Research Foundation (8.4.2021).
Anlässlich des indischen Tags der Republik erhält die GIGA-Präsidentin ein personalisiertes Schreiben von Premierminister Narendra Modi, in dem er ihren Beitrag zu den internationalen Beziehungen und zur Annäherung von Ländern und Kulturen würdigt.
India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches | 01.2022
India is turning 75, and its role in the "Asian Century" is changing and expanding. In this contribution to the ORF series "India@75: Aspirations, Ambitions, and Approaches," Prof. Amrita Narlikar analyses India's role in a world of declining multilateralism. This article is translated into Hindi and Bengali.
