From Kathmandu's ashes: A blueprint for India's regional renaissance

Nepal's democratic uprising offers India a choice to either continue with its failed transactional diplomacy or embrace the patient institution-building that South Asia desperately needs.

September 12, 20256 min
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From Kathmandu's ashes: A blueprint for India's regional renaissance

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