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The India–China Review is a podcast exploring one of the world’s most consequential relationships: India and China. Two major powers, two ancient civilizations, and together, nearly one-third of humanity. While conversations on India–China relations are often dominated by border tensions, diplomatic crises, or great-power rivalry, this series takes a broader and deeper view. Produced from India's perspective with global relevance, we examine how China shapes India across geopolitics, economy, business, technology, media, culture, and the many spaces where the two countries intersect. Each episode unpacks stories, trends, and developments that matter but often escape sustained attention. Through deep-dive explainers, conversations on newly published works and ideas, and discussions on emerging debates, policy questions, and contemporary hot takes, we ask one central question: Why should India care? Evidence-based, data-driven, and s
Rishihood University hosts The India-China Review, a news show with 5 episodes published.
In Episode 5 of The India–China Review, we examine how India and China respond differently to global oil shocks — from the 1973 oil crisis and the 1991 Gulf War to a hypothetical 2026 Strait of Hormuz disruption. The epi
In this episode, we sit down with Manoj Kewalramani, Head of the china Desk at Takshashila Institution, for a deep and structured conversation on his co-edited book and the evolving contours of India–China relations. Fol
Is the recent India–China Strategic Dialogue a genuine reset in bilateral relations — or simply a gymnastics of words? In Episode 3 of The India–China Review, we examine what is truly “strategic” about the India–China St
Is BRICS+ a genuine force for multipolarity, or a coalition held together more by what it opposes than by what it seeks to build? In this episode of The India–China Review, we cut through the noise surrounding BRICS and
In October and December 2025, China filed complaints at the World Trade Organization challenging India’s Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes in solar modules, electric vehicles, and advanced chemistry cell batterie
The India–China Review India and China. Two ancient civilizations. Two of the world's largest economies. Nearly one-third of humanity. And a relationship that is consequential for Asia and the wider world. The India–Chin
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