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Natasha Jha Bhaskar

Hon'ble Board Member

IJBST Journal Group

Natasha Jha Bhaskar

General Manager, Newland Global Group (Corporate advisory firm specialising in the India–Australia space, based in Sydney), Former Policy Analyst at the Indian Parliament, delegation member to Parliament summits of SAARC, ASEAN and BRICS nations. natashajhabhaskar@gmail.com

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Hon'ble Advisory Board Member, IJBST Journal Group

Natasha Jha Bhaskar is General Manager of Newland Global Group, a corporate advisory firm specialising in the India–Australia space, based in Sydney. Natasha has twelve years of experience at the Indian Parliament as policy analyst, during which she was part of the Parliament delegation to SAARC, ASEAN and BRICS.

https://www.newlandglobal.com/natasha-jha-bhaskar

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Natasha Jha Bhaskar Archives | ORFResearch and analyses from Natasha Jha Bhaskar.

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Australia’s opportunity with the return of Narendra Modi | ORFAustralia wants to solidify its bilateral architecture with India through improved business and strategic ties.

Building “Innovation Connect” between India and Australia | ORFBoth India and Australia can work together and be partners in development to create solutions for the world. Communication, collaboration and consistency will take it forward.

Cricket Australia signs up Indian firm HCL technology as official digital technology partnerHCl technology will now be the digital technology partner for Cricket Australia in a multi-year partnership.

Examining the potential of India–Australia partnerships in mining | ORFIndia–Australia relations can be described as being loaded in intent but limited in action. Pledges of “common destiny” have repeatedly been made

Modi’s drive for Brand IndiaAttracting foreign direct investment to transform India’s sluggish economy has been one of the BJP’s big achievements.

Australia–India ties: closing the gap between intent and actionThe potential of this relationship is often overshadowed by a severe lack of enthusiasm and episodes of prejudice.

Australia’s new strategy in navigating the ‘India economic challenge’ | ORFIndia and Australia are at different levels of development — both an opportunity and challenge for the two countries.

Examining the potential of India–Australia partnerships in mining | ORFIndia–Australia relations can be described as being loaded in intent but limited in action. Pledges of “common destiny” have repeatedly been made

Proxy voting for NRIs: Tricky issue which needs deeper analysis | ORFLok Sabha may have passed a Bill to introduce proxy voting for the diaspora, but there are many issues to be ironed out before it comes into practice.

Australia’s new strategy in navigating the ‘India economic challenge’ | ORFIndia and Australia are at different levels of development — both an opportunity and challenge for the two countries.

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