We Need an Intimate Enemy Who Brings Us Together
"Come 2022 and a Brexited and ‘Global’ Britain now finds it increasingly hard to retain that hard-forged ‘Napoleonic’ consensus of the United ‘British’ Kingdom."
Aloy as the Representative of India at the 2013 New York Global Young Leaders Summit, United Nations
About the Author
Aloy is a graduate of IIT Madras and a native of Assam. Earlier, he was Research Fellow in a European Union research project at the Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany, and Research Scholar at the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai.
Having travelled across the EU, UK, USA and 24 states of India, Aloy often draws upon his journeys—spatial and psychological—in desperate poetic attempts to rationalize the phenomenon called "existence".
Latest Works by Aloy
Need for an Indo-French Military-Industrial Partnership Framework
"The recent confrontations India has had with China only demonstrates the need to augment our defence infrastructure and technological preparedness to deter further Chinese belligerence."
Tailoring India's "Buddhist Diplomacy" Toolkit to South(east) Asian Cultural Realities
A Case Study with Policy Recommendations
Geographical Unlocking: From Regional to Global Imagination
"A map is not only a cartographic artefact, but also a psychological one."
Nudging Beyond Libertarian Paternalism? The "Jiyo Parsi" Scheme in the Light of Thaler and Sunstein's View on Marriage
"System 1 is fast, automatic, and highly susceptible to environmental influences, while System 2 is slow, reflective, and takes into account explicit goals and intentions. "
COVID-19 & Tea Estates in Assam
A policy issue relevant to public-private partnerships in the post-COVID era
A Dream for India
A brief note on a broad policy shift I seek for India in the long run
From Truth to Truth
An article analyzing Swami Vivekananda's thought from a Western philosophical perspective.
A Visit to a London Bookshop
"Yes, you read it right. 7 storeys of books."
On the Question of Death Penalty
"Death of a convict (in India, by Hanging) is immediate. Quick, sharp, final."
