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India links: Modi's US visit, Chief Ministers, Chumar incursion, Mars orbit and more

Danielle Rajendram
Published 26 Sep 2014 08:13   0 Comments  
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  • Prime Minister Modi travels to the US next week on a five-day official visit. Neil Joeck asks whether Obama can patch things up with Modi, and Raja Mohan argues that the visit will be critical in defining India's great-power relations.
  • Ram Guha looks at India's most successful Chief Ministers in the last decade. 
  • To follow on from last week's links, Basharat Peer reports his own experiences of the floods in Kashmir.
  • Milan Vaishnav and Suyash Rai ask what kind of reformer Modi will be.
  • Ashok Malik argues that the Chumar border incursion hijacked the India-China relationship.
  • Why India must do more to understand the complexities of homelessness.
  • For some light relief, this blogger is embarking on 50 first dates in Delhi.
  • How can Modi convince more US companies to manufacture in India?
  • India put a satellite into Mars orbit this week for less than it cost to make the movie Gravity. The mission also brought some pretty creative digital diplomacy to twitter (H/T @DeepPal1980). 


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