Rajib Upadhya's Book 'Giants At The Gates' On Nepal's Changing Global Role To Launch In Delhi On Nov 6

A new book examining Nepal's position in an evolving global and regional landscape is set to be launched in New Delhi this Friday, November 6. Titled Giants at the Gates: Nepal in a World of Reorder, the book by author Rajib Upadhya explores the challenges, foreign policy priorities and strategic choices facing Nepal as international political and economic dynamics continue to shift.
Published by FinePrint, the book offers a timely examination of Nepal's place in a changing world order. It also follows Upadhya's earlier work, Cabals & Cartels, bringing the country's evolving geopolitical position into focus.
'Giants At The Gates': When And Where Is The Book Launch?
The launch of Giants at the Gates: Nepal in a World of Reorder will take place on Friday, November 6, at 6 pm at the India International Centre in New Delhi. The event will be held across Seminar Halls 1, 2 and 3.
Following the launch, the programme will feature a panel discussion bringing together diplomats and academics to discuss Nepal's position amid changing regional and global developments.
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Panel Discussion: Speakers And Key Participants
The event will begin with opening remarks by Shri Shyam Saran, President of the India International Centre and former Foreign Secretary of the Government of India.
The panel discussion will feature Ambassador Jawed Ashraf, Chairman of the India Trade Promotion Organisation; Ambassador Ranjit Rae, former diplomat with the Government of India; and Professor Mahendra P. Lama of the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU).
Nepali journalist and researcher Akanshya Shah, who is based in New Delhi, will moderate the discussion.
The programme will conclude with closing remarks by Surendra Thapa, Acting Ambassador of Nepal to India at the Embassy of Nepal.
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