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TopicIndia refugee policy

Topic: India refugee policy

Rohingya families in Jammu are paying more to leave India than they once paid to enter it

First landlords, then neighbours — Rohingya refugees in Jammu are running out of places to be homeless.

Why India is home to millions of refugees but doesn’t have a policy for them

Most South Asian countries do not have a national, regional or international policy for the protection of refugees, without officially disclosing why.

Citizenship law shows tension between BJP’s Hindutva and Modi govt’s economic goal

Having an environment that is not disrupted by social and political tensions is important for business, both domestic and foreign.

India’s traditional refugee policy shows why it’s unlikely to give Rohingyas sanctuary

Over the years, the Indian government has provided assistance to the likes of Bangladeshis and Afghans fleeing war and persecution, but has created disincentives for them to stay on in India permanently.

On Camera

Op Vivaldi shows corps headquarters must evolve. The question for India is one level above IBG

As the Indian Army develops Integrated Battle Groups, does the corps headquarters require a corresponding transformation to command and orchestrate several such formations?

India’s Essar group to build largest steel plant in America, Trump says his tariffs made it possible

President Trump made the announcement in the White House along with Rewant Ruia, the chairman of Essar-backed Mesabi Metallics. 

France studying Op Sindoor as it pushes for longer-range air-to-air missile to match China, Russia

The Meteor missile operated by the IAF and the French Air Force has an effective range of around 150km, compared with more than 300km for some Chinese, Russian and US missiles.

Since Indira, govts drift in the 3rd year. Modi must restore EC image to get out of it

Gyanesh Kumar has now become the second most unforgettable among our 26 CECs. He obviously didn’t seek this ‘fame’. But he can’t shake it off.