Flying
Blind

I am a strategy consultant and researcher on global markets and geopolitics and the author of Flying Blind: India’s Quest for Global Leadership (Penguin 2021).

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My career has spanned multiple organizations across South Asia, North America, and the Middle East. As a strategy consultant, I have worked for and consulted with the global consulting firm, Kearney, the Economist Intelligence Unit, the United Nations, and other leading organizations. As a researcher on international affairs, I have worked for and collaborated with the Carter Center, the Stimson Center, and other institutions in Washington and New Delhi. As a writer, I have been published by the Washington Post, the Straits Times, the Sydney Morning Herald, and other global newspapers.

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My core areas of expertise include foreign policy, global geopolitics and macroeconomic trends. In particular, I study the impact of geopolitics on global businesses, the future of trade and globalization, and the evolving policy landscapes of emerging economies. Although eclectic in nature, my work has primarily focused on the Asia-Pacific region.

 

I hold a Master’s degree in International Affairs from Columbia University and am currently based in Washington, DC.

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