Manish Manish
Biographic Data
| ID | 5046405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manish Manish |
| GIVEN NAMES | Manish |
| FAMILY NAME | Manish |
| SIGNATURE | MANISH M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Gujarat |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4573-588X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
India’s Strategic Rebalancing with Russia and the Interplay of Bilateral Ties, Triangular Pressures, and Global Shifts
This article advances an analysis of India’s strategic rebalancing with Russia, and argues that India’s recalibration reflects adaptive restructuring driven by layered interdependencies. It examines the institutional foundations of the relationship and the recent 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit as a moment of strategic signalling, reaffirming continuity in turbulent times. Bilateral dynamics are assessed in terms of the legacy military partnershi…
India in SCO
India’s Search for Energy Security
India’s growing economy and population create immense energy demands, making its heavy reliance on a concentrated set of traditional suppliers a significant strategic vulnerability. To enhance its energy security, India is pursuing a dual strategy: mitigating short-term geopolitical risks by diversifying its external fossil fuel suppliers while simultaneously accelerating a long-term domestic transition towards renewable energy. The first prong o…
Drones in India–Pakistan conflict
Navigating Legal Waters
The exponential growth of digital technologies has sparked a seismic shift across myriad sectors, reshaping traditional paradigms and catalysing a re-evaluation of established legal frameworks. Amidst this transformative landscape, the dishonour of cheques stands as a poignant example of the intersection between age-old legal principles and emerging digital realities. Employing a descriptive methodology, this study embarks on a meticulous explora…
Over Land and Sea
China’s Interests in Afghanistan
Though long in the offing, US withdrawal from Afghanistan became a reality with the signing of the Doha Agreement on 29 February 2020, ultimately leading to the establishment of Taliban 2.0 in Kabul. The unravelling of the two-decade-old US-led war and reconstruction effort in Afghanistan led to a long-predicted scramble among the regional powers to fill the vacuum created by US withdrawal and threw up a plethora of intriguing questions, particul…
Common garlic (Allium sativum L.) has potent Anti-Bacillus anthracis activity
CPEC, Afghanistan and India’s Concerns
This paper highlights China’s views regarding CPEC and argues that stakes are very high for China in CPEC, and it is a project that must succeed if BRI is to go down in history as a success. However, CPEC’s success cannot be ensured without responding to the security challenge present in Pakistan and Afghanistan, which has the potential to jeopardise the CPEC and as a result the entire BRI. Hence, China is required to engage with both Pakistan an…
China’s Interests in Afghanistan
Though long in the offing, US withdrawal from Afghanistan became a reality with the signing of the Doha Agreement on 29 February 2020, ultimately leading to the establishment of Taliban 2.0 in Kabul. The unravelling of the two-decade-old US-led war and reconstruction effort in Afghanistan led to a long-predicted scramble among the regional powers to fill the vacuum created by US withdrawal and threw up a plethora of intriguing questions, particul…
CPEC, Afghanistan and India’s Concerns
This paper highlights China’s views regarding CPEC and argues that stakes are very high for China in CPEC, and it is a project that must succeed if BRI is to go down in history as a success. However, CPEC’s success cannot be ensured without responding to the security challenge present in Pakistan and Afghanistan, which has the potential to jeopardise the CPEC and as a result the entire BRI. Hence, China is required to engage with both Pakistan an…
CPEC, Afghanistan and India’s Concerns
This paper highlights China’s views regarding CPEC and argues that stakes are very high for China in CPEC, and it is a project that must succeed if BRI is to go down in history as a success. However, CPEC’s success cannot be ensured without responding to the security challenge present in Pakistan and Afghanistan, which has the potential to jeopardise the CPEC and as a result the entire BRI. Hence, China is required to engage with both Pakistan an…
Common garlic (Allium sativum L.) has potent Anti-Bacillus anthracis activity
China’s Interests in Afghanistan
Though long in the offing, US withdrawal from Afghanistan became a reality with the signing of the Doha Agreement on 29 February 2020, ultimately leading to the establishment of Taliban 2.0 in Kabul. The unravelling of the two-decade-old US-led war and reconstruction effort in Afghanistan led to a long-predicted scramble among the regional powers to fill the vacuum created by US withdrawal and threw up a plethora of intriguing questions, particul…
Navigating Legal Waters
The exponential growth of digital technologies has sparked a seismic shift across myriad sectors, reshaping traditional paradigms and catalysing a re-evaluation of established legal frameworks. Amidst this transformative landscape, the dishonour of cheques stands as a poignant example of the intersection between age-old legal principles and emerging digital realities. Employing a descriptive methodology, this study embarks on a meticulous explora…
Over Land and Sea
Drones in India–Pakistan conflict
India’s Strategic Rebalancing with Russia and the Interplay of Bilateral Ties, Triangular Pressures, and Global Shifts
This article advances an analysis of India’s strategic rebalancing with Russia, and argues that India’s recalibration reflects adaptive restructuring driven by layered interdependencies. It examines the institutional foundations of the relationship and the recent 23rd India–Russia Annual Summit as a moment of strategic signalling, reaffirming continuity in turbulent times. Bilateral dynamics are assessed in terms of the legacy military partnershi…
India in SCO
India’s Search for Energy Security
India’s growing economy and population create immense energy demands, making its heavy reliance on a concentrated set of traditional suppliers a significant strategic vulnerability. To enhance its energy security, India is pursuing a dual strategy: mitigating short-term geopolitical risks by diversifying its external fossil fuel suppliers while simultaneously accelerating a long-term domestic transition towards renewable energy. The first prong o…
Indian Economic and Social Development (3 works) · International Development and Aid (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Belt and Road Initiative (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Business (2 works) · China (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Geography (2 works)