HARD LINE OR SOFT TOUCH? part 1

by Inchincloser | May 13, 2019 | Foreign Policy, Infrastructure

~ By Charmaine Mirza China’s planned One Belt One Road Initiative With general elections taking place across India, a new government is already in the making. In a two part series, Inchin Closer takes a look on what the new Indian administration should focus on...

Modi and Xi: Breaking Barriers, Strengthening Borders

by Inchincloser | Apr 21, 2019 | [:en]Business[:zh]业务, Foreign Policy, Politics

~ By Kavita Ogale 543 seats. Over 10 lakh polling stations. The Lok Sabha election 2019 has gathered steam and is keeping the entire country on its toes as 900 million Indians vote in the largest election in the world. Amidst all the action is the inimitable voice of...

China-India’s third wave of cultural camaraderie

by Inchincloser | Apr 17, 2019 | [:en]Culture[:zh]文化, Foreign Direct Investment, Foreign Policy

~ By Nazia Vasi; as published in China India Dialogue Andhadhun or 调音师 in Mandarin has grossed $ 31.57 mn in China within 2 weeks of its release. Fueled by cash flows and expanding channels of communication, China and India are awakening to a third round of bilateral...

What’s in a Language?

by Inchincloser | Apr 11, 2019 | [:en]Business[:zh]业务, [:en]Culture[:zh]文化, Foreign Policy

How English is a language of exchange and empowerment for both nations By Kavita Ogale When Chinese blogger Hua Qianfang recently commented on Weibo that English learning is ‘a trash skill for most Chinese that wastes countless energy and money’ he met with stiff...

Doklam will alter India-China relations

by Inchincloser | Jul 24, 2017 | [:en]Business[:zh]业务, Foreign Policy

The tense stand off between India and China; a power play of strategy, sovereignty and territorial interests of two emerging Asian nations has the region in a tight wrap. With spillover effects into our economies and society, a clash between the Asian titians is...

Four meetings that can change India-China relationsFour meetings that can change India-China relations

by Inchincloser | May 30, 2016 | Foreign Policy

As rightly put by Shivshankar Menon, India’s former national security adviser, the relationship between India and China is clearly under stress. “We need to find a new equilibrium between elements we’ve always been juggling — economic competition and complementarity,...