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13. ANTI-DEFECTION LAW IN INDIA: CONTOURS AND CONCERNS.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Subjects
LEGISLATIVE bodies, DEFECTION laws
Abstract

The article delves into the nuances of the Anti-defection Law in India, examining the complexities surrounding legislators party affiliations, grounds for disqualification, and the absence of precise definitions within the law. It also references observations and recommendations from esteemed figures like Dr. Rup Narayan Das and the late Hon. Halim Abdul Halim of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, shedding light on the law's intricacies and suggesting potential improvements.

Published
2023

15. Media and India-China Relations: Critiquing the Contents and the Intents

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Subjects
Media, China, Bilateral Relations, India
Abstract

Media is a double edged sword. To an extent, it can make or mar relationships between two countries, particularly if the two share the shibboleth of historical animus and have exhibited a definitive trust deficit in the past. It would be naïve to expect a news report, an editorial piece or an op-ed article to read like a press hand out or a banquet speech interspersed with bonhomie and pious platitude, but an adverse or a critical report or a comment in the media on the sensitive and complex Indo-China relations has all the potential to harden people’s perception, which in turn can tell up further on the relationship between the two countries. Media can also dispel many a common myths and negative perceptions and be the ultimate catalyst to promote better understanding and cooperation.

Published
2017
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17. AN INDEPENDENT PARLIAMENT SECRETARIAT: AN INSIGHT INTO THE INDIAN EXPERIENCE.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Subjects
SEPARATION of powers, AUTONOMY (Economics), POLITICAL parties, SOVEREIGNTY
Abstract

The article focuses on need for the Separation of Powers being advocated by Commonwealth Parliamentary Association (CPA) and mentions independence of the Secretariats enshrined by Constitution of India. Topics discussed include financial autonomy enjoyed by Secretariats of Indian Parliament with regards to budgets, accommodation of political parties standing testimonies to dynamism and sovereignty of Parliament to be enhanced by the legislation.

Published
2021

18. PARLIAMENT AND FOREIGN POLICY: AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Subjects
FOREIGN relations of India, 1984-, POLITICS & government of India, 1977-, LEGISLATIVE power, NUCLEAR nonproliferation
Abstract

The article discusses the role of Parliament in foreign policy with particular reference to examples from India. Topics covered include the reasons why the India Parliament does not exercise direct control over the making of foreign policy, the instances in which the India Parliament's interest in foreign policy issues was eloquently displayed, and the interest shown by the Parliament of India in the country's nuclear doctrine.

Published
2020

28. Chinese Premier Li's India Visit: Sifting through the Charm Offensive.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Abstract

The article focuses on the visit of Chinese Premier Li Keqiang to India in May 2013 for diplomatic openness and military tension between China and India. It states that Li's visit took place against the backdrop of the border incursion by China to the Indian side of the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in the Western sector of the India-China border, in an area known as the Depsang Bulge.

Published
2013

30. The China Factor in India-Japan Relations.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Abstract

The article reports on the invitation of the government of India for Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to be the chief guest in its annual Republic Day parade and Indian democracy celebration. It states that Abe's visit to the war memorial could exacerbate Japan's stained relationship with China following the implementation of the Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) on November 23, 2013. It also mentions the willingness of the Japanese leader to forge strategic partnership with India.

Published
2014

34. MODI FACES PRESSING QUESTIONS ABOUT INDIA'S CHINA POLICY.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Abstract

The article focuses on the policy of India toward China, which has pursued steady engagement despite regime changes. It discusses potential changes in India's foreign policy as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA), led by nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), formed a government with absolute majority under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It says that Modi has to make a decision over the issue of border incursions along the Line of Actual Control (LAC).

Published
2014

35. INDIA-CHINA BORDER TALKS SHIFT FROM RESOLVING DISPUTES TO MANAGING THEM.

Author

Das, Rup Narayan

Abstract

The article offers information on the 17th round of India-China Special Representative Talks (SR Talks) on boundary disputes between the two countries in New Delhi, India on February 11, 2014. China is said to have been represented by State Councilor Yang Jiechi, while India by National Security Advisor Shivshankar Menon. Also tackled is thee shift of the border talks between nations from resolving disputes to managing them.

Published
2014

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