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Rup Narayan Das
The writer, a former joint secretary of Lok Sabha secretariat, was a senior fellow at Monohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses’ and also a former senior fellow of Indian Council of Social Science Research and a Taiwan Fellow 2022.

The writer, a former joint secretary of Lok Sabha secretariat, was a senior fellow at Monohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses’ and also a former senior fellow of Indian Council of Social Science Research and a Taiwan Fellow 2022.

Contributions 
Taiwan’s Tipping Point
October 10, 2024 Rup Narayan Das
As Taiwan, officially known as Republic of China, celebrants its ‘Double Ten’ National Day on 10 October, there is gnawing anxiety of its existential survival since Chiang Kai-shek, its founding father, broke away from the mainland to proclaim Pe...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Article, US, China, Taiwan, Nixon, KMT, Kissinger, CCP Mao Zedong, Chips Act, Shanghai Communique, Taiwan Strait Crisis
India’s Hard Power through the Prism of Gandhi’s Soft Power of Non-violence
October 01, 2024 Rup Narayan Das
When the world will be observing Gandhi’s birthday as International Day of Non-violence as declared by the United Nations and at a time when India has emerged as one of the major powers in the world demonstrating its prowess, a natural question ari...

Tags: Historical and Civilisational Studies, Commentary, modi, Galwan, Gandhi, Nuclear test Vajpayee, Pokhran
The Traction of India-Singapore Relations
September 02, 2024 Rup Narayan Das
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is paying a two-day visit to Singapore on September 4th and 5th on the second leg of his visit after visiting the oil rich Brunei. His visit to these two important Southeast Asian countries is taking place close on the he...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, Commentary, China, modi, ASEAN, Indo-Pacific, South China Sea, Shangri La Dialogue, Narasimha Rao, Singapore, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Lee Kuan Yew
India’s Resilient Constitution
November 29, 2023 Rup Narayan Das
The government decided in November 2015 to observe 26th November as Constitution Day or Sambidhan Divas to commemorate the adoption of the Constitution on 26th November 1949 which came into effect from 26th January 1950. The basic objective b...

Tags: Governance and Political Studies, Commentary, Constitution, Fundamental Rights, Gandhi, Amedkar, Anhony Eden, Talisman
Turbulence in South China Sea: Need to Enforce UNCLOS
November 03, 2023 Rup Narayan Das
The expansive South China Sea, covering an area of more than 3.5 million square kilometres consisting of atolls, reefs is arguably the most contested waters of Asia. The reserve of hydro carbons and its strategic location in the vicinity of shipping ...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Article, India, China, ASEAN, Code of Conduct, Nine Dash Line, PCA
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Book Published / Book Reviews 
“India’s China Challenge: A Journey through China’s rise and what it means for India” by Ananth Krishnan, Harper Collins, 2021, pp.420, Price Rs. 599
June 03, 2021 Rup Narayan Das
No scholar following India-China relations in India or abroad can ever claim anonymity with Ananth Krishnan regarded as the most authentic interpreter of India-China relations for about decades as a correspondent filing despatches from mainland China...

Tags: International Relations and Diplomacy, China, Book Reviews
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