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India links: Al Qaeda, Adani, Abbott in India, India-Pakistan, energy crisis and more

Published 12 Sep 2014 Follow @drajendram

Shashank Joshi looks at the reasoning behind al Qaeda's decision to establish a South Asia branch, arguing that the move should be seen in the context of its patchy record in the subcontinent.
Why 'make in India' might be easier said than done.
Allison Berland and Michael Kugelman ask whether there's any hope for India-Pakistan relations.
What is driving India's energy crisis?
The Age profiles Gautam Adani, the head of the mining company behind the Carmichael Coal and Rail Project in Queensland. (Thanks @xdulkar).
India is the smallest exporter of the world's top ten economies.
Business Standard evaluates Raghuram Rajan's first year as Governor of the Reserve Bank of India.
In this podcast, Rory Medcalf and I discuss the outcomes of Prime Minister Tony Abbott's visit to India:

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