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Senior Adviser and Wadhwani Chair in U.S.-India Policy Studies, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of India, Washington D.C.
Acting CEO, Center for New American Security
Economist & Chairman, Oxus Research & Investments
Member of Parliament, India
President, International Republican Institute
Development activist and author of I, the Citizen: Unraveling the Power of Citizen Engagement (Cornell Publishing 2017)
Senior Fellow
Tod Lindberg is a senior fellow at Hudson Institute specializing in national security issues and the role of US leadership.
Research Fellow
Aparna Pande is research fellow at Hudson Institute. Her major field of interest is South Asia, with a special focus on India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, foreign policy, and security.
On February 13, Hudson Institute and the Embassy of India hosted a day-long conference of scholars, diplomats, members of Indian parliament, and think tank leaders to discuss India’s democratic, economic, and societal achievements. They also analyzed the challenges that lie ahead, and opportunities for the world’s largest democracy.
Over the last few decades India has successfully remained a democracy with strong political institutions, civilian supremacy over its military, and an overall vibrant economy and society. India has achieved this within a multi-religious, multi-ethnic society all while combatting the influences of regional adversaries. The conference convened expert panels to discuss governance, society, the economy, and how these forces interact in India.
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Dr. Eyal Hulata joins Hudson to share insights gleaned from his time in office and his sense of the major decisions his successor will face in the coming year.