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Krzysztof IwanekThe Diplomat |
If the U.S. is to curb the immigration of Indian professionals, it is Europe, not India, that will benefit most.
New Delhi has far more influence on Mauritius than may be noticed in Europe.
Can data alone map out the countries that are most important for India? To a degree – yes.
The issue of a caste census is torn between the ideas of social justice and political correctness.
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