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🧵- JSIA has several research centres for the study of different areas/research interests. Follow their Twitter handles for more information on the activities of JSIA Research Centres
1. Jindal Centre for the Global South @JCGS_JSIA
2. Centre for Security Studies @Css_Jsia
Dr. Shrabana Barua contributes “Cybercrimes in Southeast Asia: Nature, Impact, and Global and Regional Responses” to Southeast Asia’s Cybercrime–Cyber Slavery Nexus: Implications for India, published in the Global Policy–ORF Series by Wiley.
@ShrabanaBarua
Dr. Shrabana Barua contributes a chapter titled “Securing Leverage Through Infrastructure Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific: India’s Balancing Game Against China” to India–China: The Calculus of Power, an edited volume associated with the Chintan Research Foundation.
@ShrabanaBarua
Bringing diplomatic experience to public debate, Ambassador Mohan Kumar, India’s former Ambassador to France, joins Gilles Verniers in conversation with Karan Thapar for The Wire.
@AmbMoKumar
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From electoral arithmetic to regional geopolitics, Dr. Khinvraj Jangid, Director of the Centre for Israel Studies at O.P. Jindal Global University, brings scholarly depth to public debate.
In a conversation with The Lallantop
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From the classroom to the national stage!
We are delighted to share that Sakshi Asrani and Jiyaa Soni, students of the Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA), represented O.P. Jindal Global University in Sansad TV’s BRICS Quiz.
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Can hope prevail over division in Israeli politics?
Prof. Michal Erlich, Director of the Jindal India Institute, examines the political and social fault lines shaping Israel’s upcoming elections.
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My latest opinion article, “Paradigm Shift: How Middle East Conflict Is Reshaping Global Trade,” published today, 25 October 2026, in The Sunday Pioneer, India.
The ongoing Middle East conflict is reshaping global trade, disrupting strategic routes, and exposing economic vulnerabilities. In this article, I examine the implications for the Global South, highlighting the importance of economic resilience, diversified supply chains, and stronger productive capacities.
@TheDailyPioneer
@JSIAJindal
@JindalGlobalUNI
@JCGS_JSIA
#GlobalSouth #Geoeconomics #GlobalTrade #MiddleEast #PoliticalEconomy
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Why is the USA unqiuely equipped to use sanctions and tariffs as weapons of economic warfare?
How have profiles of countries targeted by the USA with sanctions and tariffs changed over time?
What are the means and strategies by which targeted nations have survived American sanctions?
Is the Graham Act or the Sanctions on Russia and Iran Act (SRIA) a bargaining chip against India in trade negotiations?
How did India manage to show its economic resilience in spite of maximum American tariffs?
What is the future of the India-USA economic and commercial partnership amid the constant threat of further sanctions and tariffs?
For answers, watch Episode 189 of the Indian Diplomacy TV show on Doordarshan, featuring a discussion with Ajay Srivastava, founder of the Global Trade Research Initiative and former Indian Trade Service officer.
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The Latest episode of “Charcha” is out.
Tune in as Prof. @raghavsharma83 discusses recent key developments in Afghanistan with Mr. Ahmad Azad, spokesperson for @AfGreenTrend.
@AmrullahSaleh2 | @JSIAJindal | @JindalGlobalUNI
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JCGS successfully hosted its Cross-Cultural Dialogue on Conflict, Gender & Peacebuilding in Global South, bringing together experts from Nigeria and Bangladesh to explore women’s vital role in inclusive and sustainable peacebuilding.
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What lies beneath France’s growing unrest?
In his latest commentary, Ambassador Mohan Kumar, former Indian Ambassador to France and Dean of JSIA, examines the economic pressures, political divisions, and generational inequalities shaping France’s current crisis.
@AmbMoKumar
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راگف شرما، رئیس مرکز مطالعات افغانستان در دانشگاه او. پی. جیندال هند، میگوید پاکستان سه دهه از طالبان حمایت کرد تا نفوذ هند را در افغانستان محدود کند، اما به این هدف نرسید. او گسترش روابط طالبان با هند را نشانه اشتباه محاسباتی اسلامآباد میداند.
الیاس منصور گزارش میدهد.
We wish we could attend as well. Who else has FOMO! @ankitapandey110 congratulations Professor!
Off to @KingsCollegeLon to talk about Becoming Allies. Very much looking forward to the conversation. Friends in London, please do come along if you can.
Unprecedented protests, mounting economic pressures, and a political centre losing ground to the far left and far right.
Former Indian Ambassador to France, Dr Mohan Kumar, examines what it means for France’s future.
Watch on The Gist.
@AmbMoKumar
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The Centre for Afghanistan Studies (CAS) warmly wishes everyone a very Happy Dussehra! 🌸✨
May this festive occasion bring happiness, peace, and positivity to all.
@raghavsharma83 @JSIAJindal @JindalGlobalUNI.
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أشارككم مقالي الجديد المنشور اليوم، 19 أكتوبر 2026، في جريدة الجمهورية بعنوان: "حين يتحول الابتكار إلى صناعة: كيف تستفيد مصر من تجربة حاضنات الأعمال الهندية؟"
انطلاقًا من زيارتي لأحد مراكز الابتكار وحاضنات الأعمال في مدينة تشيناي الهندية، أتناول في المقال كيف يمكن تحويل الأفكار البحثية والمبتكرة إلى مشروعات صناعية حقيقية، من خلال تعزيز الروابط بين الجامعات وحاضنات الأعمال والقطاع الصناعي ومؤسسات التمويل.
Pleased to share my latest article, published today, 19 October 2026, in Al Gomhuria, one of Egypt’s leading newspapers, titled: “From Innovation to Industry: What Can Egypt Learn from India’s Business Incubators?”
Drawing on my recent visit to an innovation and incubation centre in Chennai, India, I explore how universities, business incubators, industry, and financing institutions can work together to transform innovative ideas into viable industrial enterprises.
The article highlights practical lessons for Egypt, opportunities to build on existing national capabilities, and the potential for stronger Egypt–India cooperation in innovation, entrepreneurship, and industrial development.
@JSIAJindal
@JindalGlobalUNI @JCGS_JSIA
@algomhourianews
#مصر #الهند #الابتكار #الصناعة #ريادة_الأعمال #التعاون_المصري_الهندي
#Egypt #India #Innovation #IndustrialDevelopment #Entrepreneurship #GlobalSouth #EgyptIndiaRelations – at Delhi, India
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It was an honour to participate in the panel discussion “Between Two Straits: Middle East Chokepoint Vulnerabilities and the Global South,” org by the Jindal Centre for the Global South and the Centre for Middle East Studies at @JSIAJindal
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Students that are capable of giving a lesson or two to the professors. Very well done
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President Donald Trump has waived the looming 100 percent tariffs on India and others under the SRIA (Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act) owing to their purchase of Russian oil. He has justified this waiver on the grounds of “the national interests of the United States”. Last summer, I wrote an essay for the 50th anniversary edition of the Fletcher Forum of World Affairs, arguing that India is among a select few beneficiaries of the present era of great power competition, and that India’s ‘would-be great power’ status is being boosted by sharper geopolitical divisions.
Even though Trump has fluctuated wildly on this premise in his second term and has softened US policy toward China, his latest SRIA waiver suggests that American “national interests” are still aligned with India’s rise.
Do read my journal article in full and share your thoughts ⬇️
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