IndiaWorldEye
Dhananjay Nambiar — headshot

Dhananjay Nambiar

India

interviewsindian politicspublic intellectuals

Dhananjay Nambiar conducts long-form interview journalism with political figures, jurists, and public intellectuals. His columns draw on the interviews to extend arguments that begin on camera.

Recent work

  • Oil Markets Brace for $150 Spike as US-Iran Ceasefire Talks Navigate Nuclear Red Lines

    A provisional US-Iran ceasefire agreement has emerged, but significant obstacles remain including nuclear disputes, fresh missile violations, and pending Trump approval. Oil markets face potential $150 surge as global inventories near record lows amid continued regional volatility.

  • India Advances Pacific Alliance Engagement Through Strategic Chile Partnership

    Chilean Foreign Minister Francisco Perez Mackenna's four-day visit to India marks a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties, with both nations accelerating negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement and exploring critical minerals cooperation that aligns with India's renewable energy transition goals.

  • Jaishankar's UN Mathematics Exhibition Challenges Western Narrative Dominance

    External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar inaugurated India's first mathematics exhibition at UN headquarters, positioning Indian mathematical heritage as foundational to modern technology while arguing for democratization of historical narratives in global forums.

  • Jaishankar's Trinidad Agro-Processing Handover Signals India's Caribbean Development Diplomacy

    External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar handed over an agro-processing facility in South Trinidad, emphasizing India's development partnership model that leverages agricultural expertise for bilateral cooperation. The project reflects Prime Minister Modi's focus on farmer welfare and SME development extended through India's foreign policy framework.

  • Bengal Political Violence Returns After BJP Electoral Victory

    The execution-style killing of BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari's aide Chandranath Rath in West Bengal highlights the continuing pattern of political violence that undermines democratic norms. The planned nature of the attack, coming just days after BJP's electoral success, signals deeper institutional challenges.