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The Asian workforce in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries

The essays deal with a variety of policies and issues affecting the migrant workforce in the GCC countries.

Pages from a diplomat’s life

Pascal Alan Nazareth’s autobiography is a riveting account of the life and times of a distinguished diplomat equally at home in philosophy, art and li

At Karipur airport, Kozhikode. These passengers arrived by a special Air India flight from Riyadh on May 8, 2020 as part of the Vande Bharat mission.

Lessons in the airlift from Kuwait

The evacuation of Indians from Kuwait and Iraq in 1990-91 by India, hailed as the largest evacuation by air in history, bears recounting in the contex

The man and his mission

On V.K. Krishna Menon’s incredible journey as a diplomat,politician lawyer and a builder of modern India.

At the opening session of the Doha Forum, in Doha, Qatar, on December 14, 2019.

Doha’s resilience

Qatar has suffered economically owing to the blockade imposed by Saudi Arabia, but it has responded to threats with diplomatic maturity. There are now

The making of modern India

The book offers a rich insight into the political, economic and foreign policy blunders and successes of successive Prime Ministers of India.

Making of the U.N.

This book by an eminent practitioner of multilateral diplomacy is not only for students of international relations and serving diplomats but also for

All but forgotten

E.M. Thomas’ book on P.J. Thomas is a valuable contribution in the field of the history of economic thought, a subject that does not get enough attent

Abiding relevance of Mahatma Gandhi

A timely book on Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi that holds valuable lessons for the country today and shows why Gandhi remains important.

The untold story of Sikkim

This book is by an intelligence officer who was closely involved with the manoeuvres that led to the merger of Sikkim with India. It explains why the

Enduring account

A pellucid narration of India-E.U. relations supported by vigorous reasoning and maps and data that scholars will find useful.

The man Indira trusted

A biography of the diplomat P.N. Haksar, better known as Indira Gandhi’s friend, philosopher and guide, this book is a singular contribution to under