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Nayanima Basu

Southern Asia
As seen in: MSN India, Hindustan Times, Flipboard, Frontline India, Rediff.com, The Hindu, Business Standard, Dawn, The Hindu Business Line, MiD DAY and
Independent Journalist (International Relations and Security) | Author ‘The Fall Of Kabul’ | Adjunct Fellow @GatewayHouseIND | Visiting Researcher GIFU, Japan
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OPINION | Nepal Seeks Compensation From India, China-This Is Time To Talk, Not Squabble

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By Nayanima Basu
| ABP News Live
Massive glacier collapse caused devastating Nepal floods, overwhelming local efforts. Shah's government reversed self-reliance, seeking foreign aid from neighbors. Nepal now seeks climate compensation from major global emitters. Nepal finds itself in the grips of a severe crisis, grappling with the aftermath of devastating flash floods that struck on August 26.
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EXCLUSIVE | Javelin Deal: India-US Ties Enter New Chapter, Atmanirbharta Takes Backseat

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By Nayanima Basu
| ABP News Live
Indian Army signed billion-dollar deal for Javelin anti-tank missiles. Deal made despite India's push for indigenous defense manufacturing. Urgent capability gap prompted Javelin purchase, affecting domestic programs.
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OPINION | India-China 'Early, Substantial Harvest': More Ambiguity, Less Clarity

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By Nayanima Basu
| ABP News Live
Galwan clash shattered trust, overriding previous border protocols. New policy risks leverage before President Xi Jinping's visit. Earlier this week, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, who are both Special Representatives for their respective countries on the boundary question, met in Beijing.
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