The Nobel Committee may have awarded this year’s Peace Prize to an Indian and a Pakistani, but the problems in young Malala Yousafzai’s country are all its own.

Sadanand Dhume, Resident Fellow, discusses the significance and outcome of India Prime Minister Modi's visit to Washington on Voice of America's 'Encounter.'

PM Narendra Modi is on the right side of a philosophical divide on how to view the Indian diaspora.

For a country long led by socialists steeped in crude antibusiness sentiment, Mr. Modi is a welcome improvement. But it may also be a good idea for prospective investors to press the prime minister and his team on how exactly they intend to achieve their goals.

Tune in for this Google Hangout discussion with three leading experts about the implications of the Obama-Modi summit. Tweet your questions and comments to @AEI with #ModiInUS.

This is year eleven of waiting for India to get its act together.

In its appeal and imagery, ISIS is a bigger threat to India than al Qaeda.

A single family has dominated Indian politics since independence. One man’s incompetence is about to bring it all to an end.

A decision to cancel bilateral talks is a refinement, not a reversal, of New Delhi's approach to its neighbors.

Resident Fellow Sadanand Dhume talks to CNN International about Modi's recent speech in which he mentions economic reforms and womens rights.