China India Dialogue

1756 results, between April 15, 2016 and May 3, 2024

More Understanding, Less Prejudice

by China India Dialogue February 24, 2017

With the outlook to the future, let's hear the young voices from both China and India.

Clean Energy Access: Key to India’s Sustainable Development

by Anisha Laming & Jarnail Singh February 23, 2017

With access to clean energy emerging as a critical economic and environmental issue in India, the renewable energy Industry is expected to see a quantum leap.

Delhi’s Smog Crisis

by Sanhita Sapatnekar February 23, 2017

India should learn from China’s experience and appreciate the importance of developing a comprehensive nationwide plan that strategically identifies key regions and applies appropriate measures to tackle pollution at the source.

Beijing vs. Smog

by Chang Jiwen February 23, 2017

Human development beyond environmental capacity has been one trigger of smog in Beijing in recent years.

New Opportunities Under RCEP

by Wang Jinbo February 22, 2017

The early completion of the RCEP will provide a new path and platform for china to integrate with south Asia and for India to better integrate with the Asia-Pacific region.

Elephant S.O.S.

by Jia Daitengfei February 16, 2017

Asian elephants face the same persistent threats they have faced for years worldwide: human development and the ivory trade.

Baima Dorji: My Own Private Shangri-La

by China India Dialogue February 15, 2017

Baima Dorji is the founder and chairman of the Songtsam hotel chain. Since 2008, the world-renowned travel site TripAdvisor has ranked Songtsam as one of “China’s 25 best hotels.” British magazine Tatler listed it among the “101 best hotels in the world,” and it was cited by CNN as one of the nine Chinese hotels with the most beautiful scenery.

Story of a Century: Rising Incense Smoke at the Kwan Kung Shrine in Mumbai

by China India Dialogue February 11, 2017

On the Chinese Lunar New Year’s Eve, more than a hundred Chinese people gather at the only Chinese-style temple in Mumbai – the Kwan Kung shrine in the Mazgaon neighborhood – to draw divination sticks and pray with burning joss sticks. The three-story shrine has survived for a century.

Today’s Documents: More Choices

by Yi Mei February 10, 2017

The exhibition invited 50 artists from different countries including China, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, India, Russia, South Africa and South Korea. Their works discuss the role art plays in the chain reaction of emerging economies and how art deals with social transformations and their influence on society and individuals.

It’s Only Natural

by Yin Xing February 9, 2017

In recent years, China’s natural education has prospered. Nowadays, as environmental problems worsen, natural education has shifted focus to coexisting as part of nature and aims to improve the ecology. Contemporary natural education promotes not only education “in” nature and “about” nature but also “for” nature.

1756 results, between April 15, 2016 and May 3, 2024

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