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Ahead of the upcoming COP26 Summit, India needs to redefine its transition path for achieving net zero emissions, and reconsider its dependency on coa
If China continues to undergo a major energy crunch, its green policy might be under jeopardy
After Nepal’s Supreme Court ruled in favour of Sher Bahadur Deuba’s coalition, a tricky road lies ahead for Deuba’s government amidst multiple c
एक फिलिस्तीनी पार्टी को गठबंधन में शामिल करने के ख़िलाफ़
To influence the global health agenda, India not only needs to proactively engage within the WHO, but also outside the organisation at the regional an
दुनियाभर में पैदा हो रहे शीत युद्ध का यह दौर, चीन और दुनिय�
This is possibly the first time that all the coalition leaders are meeting for the first time after their decision to do so at least once every month,
It is too easy to imagine that formalising a group of countries into a multilateral organisation with a constitution and a secretariat will give it su
कोयला क्षेत्र समग्र रूप से फंसी हुई परिसंपत्ति की समस्या
Australia will be able to provide some substantive insights for the new administration on how to engage constructively within the Indo-Pacific region.
The coal sector as a whole faces the problem of stranded asset on account of competition from renewable ― and policies changing globally ― away fr
BRICS and the SCO are a graphic embodiment of Russian and Indian equidistant partnerships with other non-Western power centres, which is fundamental f
For most coalitions — and especially so when they involve developing countries — there are usually doomsayers predicting its premature death. The
China should be urged to respect its international obligations to reduce green emissions while the Zimbabwean government must be encouraged to be a re
Australia seems to be looking to establish a multipolar Indo-Pacific order and ensuring that no single power dominates it.
जब केंद्र सरकार महाराष्ट्र में एनआरसी लागू करेगी, तो उद्�
The nature and complexity of the next government would either be a confirmation of the thesis that politicians can read the pulse of the people, or th
बांग्लादेश के सामने तमाम चुनौतियां हैं। हांलाकि सियास�
In terms of outcomes, the first decade of coal nationalisation saw “political patronage of mafia activities” and bureaucratic corruption.
The BRICS today is a manifestation of a post ideology world — a world that can coalesce on principles, not necessarily based on political theologies
Naval power lies at the centre of Chinese aspirations and coalesces energy security, maritime strategy, territorial integrity, naval nationalism, fore
There are only two possible ways out of the current stalemate in Germany.
क्या वाम मोर्चे के सत्ता पर काबिज होने में के बाद देश एक ब�
The ostrich policy of Merkel’s grand old coalition has reached a dead end. Even without the AfD, the government will have to address uncomfortable q
जलवायु परिवर्तन रोकने की आड़ में रचा जा रहा है'कोयला पाख�
Governance of the energy sector in general and the coal sector in particular has to radically change if India wants to take advantage of its vast coal resources. It must be understood that coal is the only fuel that India has in abundance and it must be exploited to the fullest.
Coal companies can achieve a great deal if they strategise action plans to improve mine productivity, capital equipment utilisation, mine recovery ratio etc., to international standards. There is also urgent need for introducing more advanced technologies and modern management systems.
New Delhi, Tehran and Moscow could coordinate their efforts on Afghanistan as the US exits
The Indian industrial sector has slowed down and reviving it is an immense challenge, given problems in the availability of power. Many states across the country have been facing daily power cuts of upto six hours; the situation is only worsening despite measures being taken by the government such as sprucing up coal supplies.
With Al Qaeda far from being vanquished, and Pakistan and Bangladesh inevitably turning into jihadi outposts in the emerging pan-Islamist network in Asia, India is more than likely to be caught in the vicious tail-wind of the next wave of terrorism, gathering momentum since 9/11.
India is the third largest coal producer and the coal industry one of the oldest sectors of commercial involvement
In all the hype and hyperbole about what to do with coal blocks, the plain fact is that the real danger lies in our coal reserves turning valueless for the country, of no benefit to the owner - the people of the land. They will be value less if we don't extract them before they turn un-burnable by climate action a few decades from now.
As in the world's many democracies, parliamentary polls in Maldives too have underlined the coalition reality of the times. The polls have also proved the add-ons do count, as former President Nasheed had proved in his second-round victory in 2008.
Coal India Ltd. (CIL) has not been able to supply the committed quantity of coal to the powerproducers, forcing them to source coal from other countries. Apart from this, many coal blockswhich should have been in operation by now are yet to come on-stream.
