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Nation-states are increasingly deploying religious institutions, pilgrimages, and faith-based diplomacy as instruments of geopolitical influence, creating a new dimension of soft power competition. This trend carries significant implications for India, which must navigate both as a target of foreign religious outreach and as a potential deployer of its own Hindu civilisational diplomacy. New Delhi, April 2026 — The intersection of …

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India continues to operate without a clearly articulated foreign policy doctrine, relying instead on case-by-case strategic pragmatism that critics argue undermines long-term geopolitical positioning. The absence of a formal rubric leaves Indian diplomacy reactive rather than anticipatory, creating uncertainty among allies and adversaries alike about Delhi’s core strategic commitments. New Delhi, April 2026 — India’s foreign policy establishment faces renewed …

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Indian benchmark indices Sensex and Nifty suffered significant losses following remarks by former US President Donald Trump signalling aggressive trade policy measures that could disrupt global supply chains and emerging market capital flows. Indian investors face heightened volatility as markets price in potential tariff escalations and a stronger dollar environment that typically pressures foreign institutional investment in developing economies. New …

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Indian benchmark indices suffered their steepest single-day decline in over five months on April 2, 2025, with the Sensex plunging 1,500 points and the Nifty 50 cracking 2% amid a confluence of global risk-off sentiment and domestic profit-booking. The selloff, which erased approximately ₹8 lakh crore in investor wealth, reflects heightened anxiety over US tariff escalations, stretched valuations, and foreign …

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The Reserve Bank of India is widely expected to maintain its benchmark interest rate unchanged at its upcoming policy review, with Societe Generale predicting this stance will provide crucial stability for the Indian rupee amid global currency volatility. This policy continuity signals the central bank’s prioritisation of exchange rate stability and inflation anchoring over aggressive monetary easing, despite mounting calls …

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The Reserve Bank of India has maintained its benchmark repo rate unchanged, prioritising inflation vigilance over growth stimulus as West Asia conflict threatens to disrupt global energy markets. This decision signals the central bank’s assessment that imported inflation risks currently outweigh domestic demand considerations in its monetary policy calculus. New Delhi, April 2026 — The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee has …

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Foreign Institutional Investors have returned to Indian equities following the announcement of a bilateral trade agreement between India and the United States, pushing benchmark indices higher at market open. The FII reversal marks a potential inflection point after months of sustained outflows that had weighed heavily on domestic market sentiment. New Delhi, February 2025 — The Sensex and Nifty opened …

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Indian benchmark indices delivered robust returns in calendar year 2025, with NIFTY50 advancing 10% and SENSEX gaining 9%, defying sustained foreign institutional investor selling and escalating global trade tensions triggered by US tariff policies. Domestic institutional investors and retail participants absorbed FII outflows while PSU banking and metal sectors emerged as standout performers, underscoring India’s relative resilience amid volatile global …

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Indian equity markets suffered their steepest single-day erosion in recent months, with Rs 8 lakh crore in market capitalisation wiped out as the Sensex and Nifty both closed approximately 1% lower amid escalating concerns over potential US tariff actions. The selloff reflects growing investor anxiety about India’s export-dependent sectors facing fresh headwinds from protectionist trade policies emanating from Washington. New …

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Foreign institutional investors have withdrawn approximately Rs 1.4 lakh crore from Indian equities in recent months, but emerging data suggests the pace of outflows may be moderating as valuations become more attractive and global risk appetite stabilises. The critical question for Indian markets is whether this represents a structural bottom in FII positioning or merely a pause before renewed selling …