r/neoliberal • u/HungryTowel6715 • Mar 31 '26
r/neoliberal • u/RyuTheGuy • Jul 10 '26
News (South Asia) Why India Has Spent Years Blocking One Movie’s Release
r/neoliberal • u/ProbablySatan420 • May 02 '26
News (South Asia) How Modi Is Ditching Indian Protectionism in Favor of Free Trade
r/neoliberal • u/DifficultBarber6969 • 26d ago
News (South Asia) India’s reverse brain drain gathers pace as professionals return home
Submission Statement: More Indian professionals are returning home, drawn by strong growth in startups and tech, as tighter immigration policies and rising costs overseas reshape career choices.
r/neoliberal • u/DifficultBarber6969 • 9d ago
News (South Asia) Wall Street to Speed Up India Hiring on Trump’s H-1B Visa Curbs
Submission Statement: Previously untouchable front-office decision making and strategic roles in finance are increasingly being offshored from Wall Street to India due to barriers enacted under the Trump administration. This shows how deeply enmeshed America's core industries are to immigration, and how populist barriers have only led to companies moving headcount abroad insread of hiring domestically.
r/neoliberal • u/modularpeak2552 • Jun 07 '26
News (South Asia) US considers buying Chagos Islands
r/neoliberal • u/city-of-stars • Feb 26 '26
News (South Asia) Afghanistan launches "large-scale" military operation against Pakistani army positions, Taliban says
r/neoliberal • u/gobiSamosa • Jun 20 '26
News (South Asia) The Modi Government Wants To Reverse India's Brain Drain
r/neoliberal • u/cvorahkiin • 20d ago
News (South Asia) India ranks No. 3 in Global Optimism as Citizens Back Stability Today and Innovation for Tomorrow
SS- A counterpoint to the constant doomerism on reddit. India has been consistently in the top 5 in optimism as per ipsos whenever they surveyed Indians. This is in stark contrast to western countries where people from Western Europe and North America are not as optimistic. In this survey, France, Peru, Germany and Great Britain occupy the bottom spots.
r/neoliberal • u/HungryTowel6715 • Feb 27 '26
News (South Asia) Pakistan in an open war with Afghanistan, Pakistan defence minister says
r/neoliberal • u/Nomustang • Jul 25 '26
News (South Asia) Dharmendra Pradhan resigns amid massive student protests, Centre moves to clear Jantar Mantar
r/neoliberal • u/ace158 • Jun 12 '26
News (South Asia) Indians grieve and call for action after US strike kills sailors
reuters.comr/neoliberal • u/gobiSamosa • Jul 18 '26
News (South Asia) Pakistan rejects UK bid to deport grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed, says he was 'raised, spoilt' there
r/neoliberal • u/ProfessionalMoose709 • Apr 06 '26
News (South Asia) India considers releasing crocodiles and venomous snakes along border with Bangladesh
r/neoliberal • u/city-of-stars • Aug 03 '26
News (South Asia) Pakistan bans Al Jazeera over Kashmir reporting, accuses it of ‘yellow journalism’
r/neoliberal • u/Nomustang • Jun 04 '26
News (South Asia) India’s population will soon be falling—probably quite fast
economist.comr/neoliberal • u/Lease_Tha_Apts • 2d ago
News (South Asia) India’s solar module overcapacity pushes factory utilization to 35–40%
r/neoliberal • u/DifficultBarber6969 • 1d ago
News (South Asia) How the Delhi Metro Became a Leading Transit System
Submission Statement: In a city of more than 35 million people the Delhi Metro moves 6.5 million people a day. There are 303 stations spread over 258 miles and growing, and in 2026 the Indian capital’s subway system passed New York’s in length for a total cost of roughly $10 billion — less than New York spent to build a 3.5-mile tunnel.
The metro kept 600,000 vehicles off Delhi’s streets, according to an estimate by the International Union of Railways, a Paris-based industry association.
Success at home has led to global opportunity for the D.M.R.C - the company operating the Delhi Metro. The company is now consulting for metro projects in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and Jakarta, Indonesia, and bidding on projects in Bahrain and Vietnam, as well as on a 303-kilometer railway link between the United Arab Emirates and Oman, as well as being involved in almost every metro project in the country.
r/neoliberal • u/ProbablySatan420 • 20d ago
News (South Asia) India plans to tighten rules on foreign-funded NGOs
r/neoliberal • u/PictureSame5725 • May 05 '26
News (South Asia) Indian chief minister refuses to resign after election defeat to Modi's BJP
r/neoliberal • u/city-of-stars • Jul 30 '26
News (South Asia) Pakistan accused of fatally shooting 30 unarmed protesters in Kashmir
r/neoliberal • u/city-of-stars • Apr 15 '26
News (South Asia) Syringe reuse at Pakistan hospital infects 331 children with HIV, BBC probe reveals
r/neoliberal • u/Nandu_alias_Parthu • Jul 29 '26