India stands at the cusp of a major energy transformation. As the world’s most populous country with a rapidly growing economy, its energy needs are immense—and rising. Ensuring a secure, […]
In India, where over 80% of farmers are smallholders, the weather isn’t just a topic of conversation — it’s a daily gamble that shapes lives, harvests, and livelihoods. A delayed
. IntroductionSocial welfare systems are essential for providing citizens with a safety net in times of need, and they are shaped by the political philosophy of a given society.
India stands at a pivotal moment in its development journey. As one of the fastest-growing economies and the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases globally, the country faces a dual challenge:
. India’s journey toward a low-carbon future is gathering momentum. With ambitious renewable energy targets and a growing commitment to climate goals, the country is gradually planning a transition away
India is facing a looming water crisis that threatens the health, economy, and future of its people. As the world’s largest user of groundwater, the country extracts nearly 25% of
India, a country of diverse ecosystems and rich biodiversity, is at a critical juncture in its environmental journey. As the world’s most populous nation and one of the fastest-growing economies,
As the mercury continues to rise, India finds itself on the frontline of a growing climate crisis. With each passing year, heatwaves are becoming more frequent, more intense, and far
1. The Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education has reached 27.3%. This means nearly one in three youth aged 18-23 in India is pursuing higher education, showcasing a significant
India’s struggle with air pollution is no longer a silent crisis—it’s a daily reality that affects millions. From the smog-laden streets of Delhi to the industrial zones of Maharashtra, the
