Sayantan Chakravarty
Editor’s Desk
For much of history, geography did shape destiny. Nations traded with neighbours, distance constrained diplomacy, and oceans acted as barriers that defined economic relationships. But the world is changing. In the 21st century, geography still matters, but it no longer defines destiny in the way it once did. Strategy, technology, trade corridors and human networks are reshaping the meaning of distance...
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AFRICA FIRST - Corridors of Commitment
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Building Manufacturing Ecosystems
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March 2026 Rethinking Body Image
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March 2026 Editor’s Desk
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COVER STORY — PIONEERING INDIAN CARDIOLOGY
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HIDDEN INDIAN FOOTPRINTS
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HERITAGE • SERVICE • GLOBAL IMPACT
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February 2026 Editor’s Desk
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Art & Governance
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India’s Diaspora Conversations
BANARAS HINDU UNIVERSITY CONFERENCE -
Diaspora Under Siege Rising Hostility
GLOBAL INDIAN DIASPORA -
“Mobilising Diaspora for India’s Growth”
GOPIO INTERNATIONAL -
January 2026 Editor’s Desk
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ARGENTINA | CHILE | INDIA
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December 2025 Editor’s Desk
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November 2025 Editor’s Desk
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WHEN KOLKATA EMBRACED ARGENTINA
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“Call for International Girmit Day”
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October 2025 Editor’s Desk
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“Seychelles is a Trusted Partner”
INDIA AND SEYCHELLES -
INCLUSION OR BURDEN
EDITOR'S DESK, Apr 2026
For much of history, geography did shape destiny. Nations traded with neighbours, distance constrained diplomacy, and oceans acted as barriers that defined economic relationships. But the world is changing. In the 21st century, geography still matters, but it no longer defines destiny in the way it once did. Strategy, technology, trade corridors and human networks are reshaping the meaning of distance...
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