India

Indian security officers on patrol after an attack by militants in Assam in 2007
October 30, 2008 2204 GMT
The United Liberation Front of Asom separatist group is likely behind the numerous blasts that hit the northeastern Indian state of Assam on Oct. 30. [more]
The Indian Space Research Organization's Chandrayaan I spacecraft
The Indians are searching the moon for valuable metals. With the Chinese also planning further moon adventures, the United States is on its guard, and determined to maintain its lunar lead. [more]
The Indian Space Research Organization's Chandrayaan I spacecraft
October 21, 2008 2202 GMT
A new race to the moon may be emerging. [more]
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) building in Mumbai
Many states are starting to tinker with their banking sectors by lowering reserve requirements. [more]
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Three completely disconnected events occurred this week that will weave together the tapestry of the next decade. [more]
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and U.S. President George W. Bush at the White House on Sept. 25
As a major U.S.-Indian nuclear deal nears final approval, China, Russia -- and especially Pakistan -- will be watching nervously. [more]
Workers at an Auto Plant in Noida, India
Attacks on two CEOs in a New Delhi suburb have raised concerns for multinational firms doing business in India. [more]
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
September 26, 2008 2136 GMT
The following is an internal Stratfor document produced to provide high-level guidance to our analysts. This document is not a forecast, but rather a series of guidelines for understanding and evaluating events, as well as suggestions on areas for focus. [more]
Indian farmer in flooded rice paddy
September 24, 2008 2005 GMT
With the exception of rice, global food prices seem to be in recovery as plentiful harvests bear fruit globally. Investors remain cautious, however, as government restrictions and unpredictable weather remain of concern. [more]
Indian air force Su-30MKI “Flanker” jets in flight
September 17, 2008 1912 GMT
India appears to be using new air force patrols over Kashmir to make Pakistan nervous. [more]
Pakistani activists burn a U.S. flag during a protest in Lahore on Sept. 5
Deteriorating U.S.-Pakistani relations will direct Washington's gaze toward India. [more]
India--Connaught Place
September 13, 2008 1622 GMT
A series of five coordinated blasts struck the Indian capital of New Delhi on Sept. 13, killing at least 20 and wounding another 100. [more]
International Atomic Energy Agency Director-General Mohamed El Baradei (L) and Indian atomic chief Anil Kakodkar (R)
India has other options if a civilian nuclear deal with the United States falls through. [more]
 Maulvi Jalaluddin Haqqani (L), top Afghan Taliban insurgent leader, with Qazi Hussain Ahmed (R), chief of Pakistan’s major Isla
Both an airstrike that killed relatives of a major Taliban commander and the completion of a highway will reduce Pakistan's influence in Afghanistan. (With Stratfor map) [more]
Graphic for Terrorism Intelligence Report
The arrests in recent days of suspects tied to two bomb attacks in India provide an opening to examine connections between those incidents and others in the country and their ties to an organization calling itself the Indian Mujahideen. [more]
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A continuing spate of attacks in India points toward Kashmiri militants and a goal of inciting Hindu-Muslim violence. While such attacks have not succeeded in the recent past, there are new fragilities in both India and Pakistan that could make this latest campaign more successful. [more]
Indian Police conduct search operations at a market in Srinagar on July 27
Similar bombings in Bangalore and Ahmedabad are likely the handiwork of Islamist militants wanting to incite communal riots between Hindus and Muslims. [more]
Indian security guard and computers
A series of explosions in India's high-tech hub of Bangalore is a reminder to investors that India is starting to lose its shine. (With Stratfor map) [more]
Call center in Bangalore, India
July 25, 2008 1106 GMT
Seven explosions were reported July 25 in India's high-tech hub of Bangalore. [more]
Manmohan Singh mug
The victory of India's ruling Congress party in a parliamentary no-confidence vote has implications for both domestic politics and a civilian nuclear deal with the United States. [more]
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