New Delhi, Sept. 28 -- Nearly eight decades after the partition of British India, Indians and Pakistanis still view one another with deep suspicion-and their perceptions of the wider world are increasingly divergent as well. New data collected by the Pew Research Center offer a revealing snapshot of how people across South Asia view their neighbours, major powers like the United States and China, and India's growing global role. To unpack what these findings tell us about South Asian and global public opinion, Pew's Jacob Poushter joined host Milan Vaishnav on last week's episode of Grand Tamasha, a weekly podcast on Indian politics and policy co-produced by HT and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Poushter is the lead author ...