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Praveen K Chand

Praveen Chand is an infrastructure, energy, and geopolitics commentator whose writing draws on more than 38 years of experience across major EPCC projects in oil & gas, civil infrastructure, and renewable energy. A Civil Engineering graduate from NIT Trichy with a Master’s in Construction Law from Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, he has held senior leadership roles including Project Director, SBU Head, and Country Head across assignments from West Asia to East Asia. His analytical writing focuses on geopolitics, energy security, infrastructure strategy, and economic trends, linking policy shifts with practical industrial realities. Having worked internationally and travelled to over 30 countries, he also brings grounded perspectives on global travel, culture, and regional dynamics.

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Arbitration Imbalance in India’s Oil & Gas Sector: Urgent Reforms Needed

Arbitration Imbalance in India’s Oil & Gas Sector: Urgent Reforms Needed

Arbitration Inequality in India’s Oil & Gas Industry: Immediate Reforms Required India’s public sector undertakings (PSUs) in the oil and gas sector — including Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL), Oil…

Unbalanced Contracts in India’s Oil & Gas Sector PSUs: Time for Reform?

Unbalanced Contracts in India’s Oil & Gas Sector PSUs: Time for Reform?

Unbalanced Contracts in India’s Oil & Gas Sector PSUs: Time for Reform? Contractors are the operational backbone of India’s Oil & Gas sector—mobilising labor, machinery, and engineering expertise to turn…

India’s Legal Sovereignty: Microsoft vs Nayara Tech Case

India’s Legal Sovereignty, the Microsoft vs. Nayara Precedent, and the Necessity of Indigenous Technologies

Microsoft vs. Nayara Precedent The Trigger: EU Sanctions, Microsoft, and the Nayara Suit The recent episode involving Nayara Energy’s legal battle against Microsoft in the Delhi High Court encapsulates the…

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and Politics of Portrayal – Part 3

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and the Politics of Portrayal Series – Part 3

PART – 3: Narratives of Convenience – Selling Suffering and Shaping Shame in the Global Media From Mahmudiyah to Nirbhaya: Inside the Narrative Game When we discuss sexual violence and…

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and Politics of Portrayal – Part 2

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and the Politics of Portrayal Series – Part 2

PART – 2: Through the Western Lens: Slumdog Millionaire, and the Politics of Media Portrayal Between Applause and Unease – Witnessing a Misunderstood India in a Foreign Theatre When Slumdog…

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and Politics of Portrayal – Part 1

Framing India: Western Gaze, Narrative Control, and the Politics of Portrayal Series – Part 1

PART – 1: The BBC and the Origin of Exploitative Documentary Making Biscuits for the Lens — When Hunger Became a Headline It was a crisp winter morning in Varanasi…