Ratish Mehta is a Research Associate at the Organisation for Research on China and Asia (ORCA). He is a postgraduate in Global Studies from Ambedkar University, Delhi and works on gauging India’s regional and global political interests. His area of focus include understanding the value of narratives, rhetoric and ideology in State and non-State interactions, deconstructing political narratives in Global Affairs as well as focusing on India’s Foreign Policy interests in the Global South and South Asia. He was previously associated with The Pranab Mukherjee Foundation and has worked on projects such as Indo-Sino Relations, History of the Constituent Assembly of India and the Evolution of Democratic Institutions in India. His forthcoming projects at ORCA include a co-edited Special Issue on India’s Soft Power Diplomacy in South Asia, Tracing India’s Path as the Voice of the Global South and Deconstructing Beijing’s ‘Global’ Narratives.
Analysing the Timing of India-China Strategic Thaw
Shaping a Favourable Tomorrow
Analysing Chinese Discourse on India’s General Elections 2024
Theme - How Narratives are Crafted in the Real World: (De)constructing Political Narratives
चीन-फिलीपींस फ़ॉल्ट लाइन
The China-Philippines Fault Line
Reviewing Documentary ‘The Blood of Yingzhou District’ in the backdrop of Zero-COVID
Governance of China's Civil Society and NGOs
Approach towards Asia’s Regional Connectivity
Deciphering How The CCP is Engaging With Political Parties in South Asia
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