Education: Transforming Learning Landscapes India’s education system in 2025 reflects a bold shift toward holistic development. Thanks to the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, schools are focusing on foundational literacy, […]
In the heart of India’s concrete jungles, a quiet revolution is stirring — one leaf at a time. Amid high-rises, traffic snarls, and the hum of relentless development, citizens, planners,
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
In an era of rapid urbanization and climate change, urban flooding has emerged as one of the most pressing challenges for cities worldwide. From Mumbai to Miami, sudden and intense
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,
