The lack of a Uniform Civil Code in India is undercutting the chances of an overall development of the Indian society
As women bear the brunt of the rising income inequality, the need for a positive policy change has become even more pronounced
From the pandemic to state and Presidential polls, India has quite a year already chalked out
The Indian government should address the challenge of municipal inequity, and ensure that better opportunities are available to enhance urban governance.
With the looming third wave, the Indian government would have to revive consumption demand and control inflation simultaneously. ...
The growing inflationary pressure will jeopardise the recovery of our flailing economy.
The dilapidated state of judicial infrastructure has led to the proposal of establishing the National Judicial Infrastructure Corporation to address it.
TRF attempts to paint a secularised image to secure more recruits and resources. It is yet to be seen whether this strategy will help it gain momentum in Kashmir.
The use of digital platforms to access educational content has skyrocketed during the pandemic. Access for all is necessary, but publishers’ rights must also be protected.
The development of non-farm sectors alongside infrastructural changes in the agricultural sector could bring reformation of the Indian economy.
Despite several democracy watchdogs calling India as a backsliding democracy, the vibrant democratic practices conducted in India would say otherwise
The government has to choose in a trade-off between nurturing medium-term growth via cheap credit and compromising the political present if inflation persists
LPG subsidies, and other energy access programmes, continue to be a major point of contention for India.
The Mumbai Model has shown how decentralised, collaborative and data-driven governance can effectively overcome a crisis even in the densest and poorly-served urban habitats
The flailing multilateral system has led global corporations to rethink just how connected they ought to be
Mumbai’s history and location make it the ideal candidate for becoming 21st century India’s hub of trade, connectivity and security
Providing a human interface at crucial touch points such consent, disclosure, and grievance redressal will allow for trust in fintech to rise, driving financial inclusion
The government needs to invest in measures such as education and employment that can make the population more resilient in the face of a crisis
The pandemic proved that the Centre and states have different roles but need to work closely during a crisis, instead of adopting a centralised approach.
The path to successfully execute NEP is riddled with hurdles; the Centre and states need to work closely to overcome them
Can the long-standing challenge of winter air pollution be mitigated through regulatory governance?
The repeal of the three farm laws will most likely lead to a quarter century where no political party will touch agricultural reform
The world’s largest rural broadband project, BharatNet, has had multiple setbacks, but strategic partnerships with the private sector could help it turn the corner.
Would enhancing the police powers of BSF improve border security or would it avert BSF’s attention from its core responsibilities?
Now that India has committed to achieve net zero targets by 2070, we have ample time to institutionalise the green policy pathways using a top-down approach
For India to conform to the coal-free trend, more foreign capital flow needs to be diverted to green sectors.
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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