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India has the potential to revolutionise breast cancer treatment by emphasising policy changes, infrastructural development, early detection, and awar

A combination of institutional frameworks and policy changes has ensured a profound transformation in India's defence policy

The far-reaching implications of the policy changes brought by the Taliban and their unprecedented impact on the region warrant global attention

Adequate policy changes need to be adopted to reduce carbon emissions in buildings.

With new variants surfacing, India should take in account its elderly population and undertake suitable policy changes to ensure their survival

What are the policy changes that need to be adopted by India to ensure that it fully utilises the opportunities arising from green transition?

Immediate policy changes due to public outrage over health and the ill-effects of pollution are seen only because it is the rich who raise these issue

Despite substantial policy changes, the discom sector has not improved. Could this be chalked up to inefficiency or should political interventions be

India has a unique opportunity to capture the emerging trends of globalisation and realise the export potential of the states.

In India, 600 million people face acute water shortages, and the demand for domestic water has risen by some 20 percent since COVID-19, as awareness about hygiene increased. The use of treated wastewater is among the strategies that can be employed to address the shortage. This brief makes an economic case for using treated water to plug the increasing demand-supply gap by comparing key learnings from successful global models and highlighting how

Japan has announced its new military policy changes, amidst escalating tensions, particularly in Northeast Asia. In a major military policy shift, its new National Defense Programme Guidelines has called for shifting of forces from the northern islands of Hokkaido towards the southern islands,

US is now the quintessential revisionist state, economic leverage driving its foreign policy.