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Jyoti Malhotra

Jyoti Malhotra

The Times of India

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EVs will drive us into 2030

A combination of shifts in tastes and policy, with government aid, will fuel the EV revolution

25.03.2024 10

The Financial Express

Jyoti Malhotra

Macron’s Republic Day visit sends crucial message. Biden isn’t India’s only powerful friend

The Narendra Modi government has learned the lesson that if you have the economic capacity and the military prowess, you can shake off any amount of...

25.01.2024 10

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

Read the tea leaves on Maldives—all isn’t well with Muizzu govt. A ‘what if’ moment is near

Maldives is abuzz these days with Chinese whispers-like rumours about the mood in Delhi. Is the Modi govt so furious that it may be cooking up a...

17.01.2024 10

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

Maldivian ministers crossed a red line by insulting Modi. They must apologise and be sacked

The Maldives can get as much aid and as many tourists as from China but India will always be the primary and more important neighbour.

09.01.2024 10

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

Bangladesh elections have pitted the West against Sheikh Hasina. But she has Modi’s support

The UK’s BBC has described the Bangladesh elections as a ‘one-woman show’, while the US’ Associated Press says Sheikh Hasina ‘threatens...

04.01.2024 20

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

Jaishankar’s ‘rebalancing’ pitch in Moscow shows he’s trying to hit a sweet spot with Russia

Jaishankar has surely realised that Russians are hardly a junior partner of the Chinese, a phrase much used in Central Asia, where Russia & China...

27.12.2023 10

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

US Democrats are divided on Modi. Biden cancelling Republic Day visit is proof

Joe Biden’s approval of Narendra Modi has come at a political cost. The US President’s proximity to India’s PM is concerning to the Democratic...

14.12.2023 10

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

US, Russia argue as Bangladesh gets ready for polls. Why Sheikh Hasina is the likely winner

Reports from Bangladesh speak of an atmosphere of fear, nervousness and resistance. Democracy has been more or less inverted—meaning the bad guys...

09.12.2023 20

ThePrint

Jyoti Malhotra

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