Hamsini appeared as a guest on Episode 181 of the Seen and the Unseen podcast hosted by Amit Varma.

The ban of the 59 apps has been well-received in India – however, the Indian citizen ought to remember that she is not the intended audience

India’s move to ban 59 Chinese apps will hurt Indian consumers and tech entrepreneurs. 

Hamsini appeared as a guest on the All Things Policy podcast hosted by the Takshashila Institution.

How India handles it diplomatically will definitely shape the contours of Sino-Indian relations.

It’s easy to explain why any boycott of Chinese goods will not benefit India.

Hong Kong may have dominated the headlines, but it was not the only development to come out of China’s annual meetings of top policymakers.

内乱外患 is driving Beijing's extension of the national security law to Hong Kong.

What makes the fresh attempt to build the Diamer-Bhasha dam between China and Pakistan feasible when others have failed?

Tagore was invited to China at a time when his popularity in the West had soared after receiving the Nobel Prize.

China is hoping that an extended May Day holiday will encourage its consumers to spend more and drive up domestic demand. 

On March 28, the Chinese government stopped the entry of foreigners including those holding valid visas and residence permits. The aim osten

As the first term of the Trump administration comes to a close and the United States gears up for its next presidential election, the corona

China’s policy narratives against the COVID-19 in the initial stages adopted a denial crisis strategy to deal with the reputational damage.

As cases of Covid-19 increases outside China, the Chinese government is regaining the narrative of winning the battle against the epidemic.

With the nCoV-2019 infecting more people outside China, India is gearing up to facing the challenges posed by the disease.

Around the world, Chinese people are facing xenophobia under the guise of concerns over health.

The death of Li Wenliang death has led to a flood of solidarity across Chinese social media for the whistle-blower who did not set out to be

The assumption that Chinese people contract diseases because they eat wild and exotic meats is racist and creates a norm for what meats are

As the Chinese government is scrambling to deal with the crisis, the internet will continue to reverberate with conspiracy theories, mired i