Arul Louis

Arul Louis

About Arul Louis

The author a New York-based journalist, is a non-resident Senior Fellow of the Society for Policy Studies

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Gen Rawat transformed India's armed forces into 'integrated warfighting organisation', says US Defence Secretary

In rare condolence to the military chief of another country, emblematic of the growing security partnership between the two nations, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin hailed General Bipin Rawat's role in the transformation of India's military and said he had left an “indelible mark” on their defence ties

UN remembers Gen Rawat as a veteran of peacekeeping operations who served in Congo

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres is “deeply saddened” by the death of Generl Bipin Rawat, India's Chief of Defence Services and a veteran of UN peacekeeping operations, according to his Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric

India has been a land of refuge for the persecuted; hosted millions who fled persecution by Pakistan in 1971, says envoy at UNSC

Emphasizing India's commitment to the humanitarian protection of refugees, TS Tirumurti, Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations, on Tuesday said when then West Pakistan unleashed genocide on East Pakistan in 1971, India hosted millions of refugees and saved them from the massacre by the Pakistan Army

UN says humanitarian help should arrive 'swiftly', as Indian food aid to Afghanistan gets caught up in regional geopolitics

The UN wants humanitarian aid to arrive quickly anywhere where it is needed, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres's Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric has said, when asked about Pakistan holding up medicines and 50,000 tonnes of wheat that India wants to send to Afghanistan

UN credentials panel fails to recognise Taliban envoy; Kabul regime left without an international voice

In a diplomatic setback to the Taliban yearning for international recognition for its three and a half-month-old regime in Kabul, the deadlocked  UN credentials committee failed to act on the Islamic group's request to recognize its representative, giving the permanent representative of the previous democratically-elected government of…

Total travel bans are 'collective punishment'; UN chief concerned about isolation of southern African countries

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres views completely banning citizens of certain countries from travel as a form of “collective punishment” and nations should instead use scientific methods to prevent the spread of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, according to his Spokesperson Stephane Dujarric

Parag Agarwal joins array of Indian-origin tech leaders in the US corporate world

Twitter has appointed Indian American Parag Aggarwal, who has pledged to “reshape the future of public conversation,” as its CEO succeeding Jack Dorsey, the embattled social media company announced on Monday

In US crackdown on 26/11 conspiracy, a Pakistani American in jail, a Pakistani Canadian awaiting extradition to India, and four on wanted list

With the alleged help of Rana, Headley got a business visa for India and conducted surveillance for the terror attacks that killed more than 174 people, including six Americans

Putin's visit to India puts question marks over India-US ministerial dialogue

The arrival of the components of the Russian Triumf S-400 missile air defence system this month casts a shadow over India-US relations because of Washington's opposition to the purchase and the threat of sanctions under a US law

The dilemma of being Kamala Harris: Makes momentary history as acting US president

Kamala Harris has made history as the first woman - and the first of Indian and South Asian descent - to be the head of state of the most powerful nation – even if it was only for 85 minutes while President Joe Biden was incapacitated temporarily for a medical procedure