As India’s international stature grows, its intelligence agencies will come under greater scrutiny. The R&AW should institute a PR mechanism to deal with the misguided perceptions. ...
Despite the recent series of successful operations against the Maoists, the state and its security forces have to entrench themselves in the state while still opening a line for peace dialogue with the rebels ...
Declaring a decline in Indian households' net financial assets without understanding their saving behaviours would be misguided. ...
Both manifestos have made laudable assertions regarding city problems, however, the issues of the financial domain of ULBS and certain pending urban reforms are yet to be addressed. ...
India needs to recalibrate its strategies and adopt a holistic approach that bridges the gap between traditional sectors like manufacturing and emerging sectors like new-age services ...
Global partnerships across domains hold promise for bridging developmental disparities and bolstering the Northeast's economic outlook ...
RBI’s draft disclosure framework on Climate-related financial risks is a welcome step, but there are challenges ahead ...
The changes brought to the Consumption Expenditure Survey have raised concerns over comparability with previous rounds of surveys ...
The Indian service sector necessitates the implementation of specific policies to guarantee the adoption of technology and upskilling to secure growth ...
Governments will have to work with private corporations to provide them with a framework for making profit a public good through a long-run vision of shared value creation ...
NavIC 2.0 not only fortifies India's defence capabilities but also places it on par with leading nations in global satellite navigation ...
By studying India’s consumption patterns over time, effective policies can be undertaken to boost India’s economic growth ...
Unless the financial health of distribution utilities (DISCOMS) can be revived, progress on energy transition can flounder ...
Relic diplomacy can substantively contribute to India’s foreign policy gains and thus ought to be explored ...
The Indian economy is at a defining moment where the future might show a reversal from the trend of the consumption-driven growth phenomenon ...
India can lead the way when it comes to balancing wildlife conservation and sustainable crop production ...
Making the correct trade-offs can support higher growth over the long term as can implementing a foundational reform agenda ...
It is imperative to integrate climate financing with a gendered approach in the Indo-Pacific region to tackle climate change in an effective manner ...
Gender empowerment and food security are deeply interconnected, with profound implications for achieving sustainable development goals ...
The female workforce in India is changing as younger women with higher levels of education enter the workforce ...
The AI development process from design to deployment perpetuates gender bias. Future legislation should recognise these gender-based risks to mitigate them ...
Despite significant strides towards equality, traditional perceptions of gender roles still influence many aspects of life, from educational opportunities to workforce participation. ...
Although strides have been made in women's empowerment, unpaid care work still tends to be undervalued and overlooked in mainstream economics ...
Increasing women’s participation in the skilled labour force has enormous potential for India’s sustainable transition towards clean energy ...
India is seeing a shift towards greater financial inclusion and women's empowerment. Policies supporting this trend can create a more equitable financial landscape. ...
Siranush Melikyan is an Assistant Professor at the Yerevan State University. ...
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Tigran Yepremyan is the Dean of the Faculty of International Relations and an Associate Professor of World History and IR at the Yerevan State University, Armenia. ...
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