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Pune International Centre: A think tank that publishes policy papers and organises lectures & roundtables.
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    Jul 31
    What happens when you look beyond India’s metros? 📕In ‘Busy Women, Building Commerce and Culture in Middle India’, Shinjini Kumar takes readers across thirty towns in Middle India, uncovering stories of women who are building businesses, shaping local economies, and redefining
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    Jul 29
    In 2004, no mainland Chinese university appeared in the global top 100 of the Academic Ranking of World Universities. By 2025, Tsinghua and Peking had entered the global top tier, with at least six Chinese universities in the top 100. What can India learn from the rise of
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    Jul 28
    Today at PIC (28th July, 7 pm to 9 pm) Oslo is on the move again and this time in his home city of #Pune! Join us for a very special screening of 'Oslo: A Tail of Promise' and meet the cast and crew in person after the screening. This true story is a reminder that this is a
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    Jul 26
    Why Soldiers Couldn't Stay on #Kargil's Highest Posts In this excerpt from The Strategic Insights, Lt Gen Vinayak Patankar (Retd.) explains the extreme conditions at altitudes of 11,000–15,000 feet, where heavy snowfall, rugged terrain, and harsh weather made it impossible to
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    Jul 26
    #KargilVijayDiwas The story of #Kargil isn't complete without understanding Mushkoh Valley. Why was this sector considered particularly vulnerable? How did the terrain shape military strategy and influence operational decisions? Listen as Lt Gen Vinayak Patankar shares a
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