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The $10 Trillion Opportunity : Chinese and Indian Consumer Markets
11 October
Singhi, Silverstein, Godrej and Foulis discuss India and China's consumers.
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The Stakes of the US Presidential Elections for Asia
5 October
Two ambassadors assess this year's American election and parse what the two potential outcomes mean for Asia.
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US-India Ties Strong, But Work Needed on Nuclear Agreement
10 September
In Mumbai, Asia Society's President Emerita and U.S. Ambassador to India Nancy Powell discuss Indo-U.S. bilateral relations.
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Career Opportunities- Programme Assistant
4 September
We invite applicants with an interest in Asia and Asian affairs to apply for the Programme Assistant position at the Asia Society India Centre in Mumbai.
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First Pakistani Oscar Winner Joins Asia Society at India Premiere of 'Saving Face'
29 August
Asia Society hosts Delhi and Mumbai premieres of Oscar-winning documentary short and discussion with filmmaker Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy.
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Did China Benefit From the Economic Crisis?
23 August
Scholar Martin Jacques holds forth on future trends in Chinese markets, and the implications of its rise for India and the rest of the world, at a private ASIC event.
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Martin Jacques (L) at Asia Society India Centre's private event on July 29, 2012
Pakistan's First Oscar-Winner Discusses Women's Issues at Mumbai Private Roundtable
16 August
Documentarian Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy touches on evolving gender roles and lack of equal protection under the law.
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Needed for India: Transparency and Accountability, 'Through and With' Democracy
7 August
Leading figures from government, industry and the social sector discuss how India can strengthen public accountability and efficiency while meeting the imperatives of growth.
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'Voicing a Presence,' and Talking About Art and Feminism
3 August
Three distinguished speakers host a discussion and gallery tour in the Jehangir Nicholson Gallery in Mumbai.
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Understanding China and Its Rise: The 'Civilization-State'
31 July
Scholar Martin Jacques argues that the Chinese see a "profoundly different relationship between the state and society."
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