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Digital currency alone cannot be a magical remedy for a nation's economic challenges
The accelerated digital transformation has provided India and Australia with ample opportunities to work together and in collaboration with other like
The emergence of private digital currencies poses a potential challenge to central banks’ control, introducing new dynamics and possibilities that c
Unless the financial health of distribution utilities (DISCOMS) can be revived, progress on energy transition can flounder
As Pakistan struggles to prod the Taliban to act on militant groups, its dual policy of supporting extremist groups has come back to haunt it
India’s impeccable story of constitutional promise and practice has much to offer to the G20 members and the world
Some conventional wisdom about how economic outcomes affect politics will be tested on May 23.
Perhaps for the first time in the history of India’s health policymaking, multiple agencies are moving in a closely coordinated manner.
With its current status as the seventh largest global economy, but only the twentieth largest goods exporter — the extent to which India will benefi
Prioritisation of any one aspect — economic, social or environmental — would chart a lopsided course of development.
The geoeconomic benefits of working towards more robust growth, both now and in the future, are multiple.
The bilateral relationship is growing due to a newfound convergence in their strategic orientation. Let’s not burden Sunak with unrealistic expectations.
Even though the government seems to be addressing concerns ailing the economy, the slowdown seems to be deeper than what the numbers suggest.
World renowned management professor and author, Dr. Jagdish Sheth, delivered a lecture on "The Tectonic Shift: The New Geoeconomic Reality" at Observer Research Foundation. Dr. Sheth, Professor of Marketing in the Goizueta Business School, Atlanta, USA, and the author of 'Chindia Rising: How China and India will benefit your business' forecast a new geo-economic reality in the world driven by markets of emerging nations.
The regular high-level visits by diplomats to Africa showcase the importance India places on strengthening India-Africa ties
While Chinese investments can help in developing southern Bangladesh, it will create ripples in the geopolitics of the Bay of Bengal
For China, an economic backlash against South Korea is unlikely to provide any solution to the protracted crisis between the two Koreas.
The challenges that are impeding the BIMSTEC transport connectivity projects need to be addressed to foster seamless connectivity among the member sta
While legislative representation is a critical aspect, it must be complemented by measures that empower women at the grassroots level
In 2019, India and Russia announced their intent to connect the ports in their respective cities, Chennai and Vladivostok. One year on, the project remains only on paper. This paper explores the economic and strategic viability of this proposed maritime connectivity corridor. While not purporting to be a feasibility study, this analysis seeks to examine the potential benefits and pitfalls of the proposed link and its place in the Indo-Russia stra
Domestic climate of social peace and stability needed to turn the tide
The experience of Indian edtech between 2020 and 2023 appears to be a textbook case of a bubble burst. But there is hope yet, and there are new opport
This brief discusses the education component of cooperation between India and the countries of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC). It argues that nurturing the education link within BIMSTEC can play a transformative role in augmenting people-to-people contact and cementing a more fruitful regional connectivity. While progress has been achieved—to which India has contributed considerably�
It is interesting to note the accommodations that China made in its educational system to inspire its exponential growth in economic and defence capability. Its educational reforms aimed at transitioning China from a manufacturing hub to a leader in innovation. Today China has the largest network of primary education in the world.
Would yet another IMF loan help Pakistan with its financial woes?
Three poorly-designed recent policies display a yawning gap between the makers and the takers of economic policy
Guidelines on public mobility may be needed to control community transmission. However, when this is carried out in a manner that evokes fear without
Get the narrative on multilateralism right, and we have the possibility to harness international cooperation for global peace and prosperity; get it w
The growing strategic relevance of the Indo-Pacific has made India focus its efforts to align with countries on the basis of consensus and cooperation
The Chinese president has purged the top Chinese Communist Party hierarchy of even a semblance of diversity
Businesses and individuals in India must seize the benefits of AI and strategically enhance their competitiveness by staying abreast of advancements i
While women's digital exclusion is relative to each G20 member state and its accompanying socio-economic context, it can be observed universally in varied manifestations.
Although strides have been made in women's empowerment, unpaid care work still tends to be undervalued and overlooked in mainstream economics
For India, there are clear economic and strategic payoffs to investing in CET development
India must commit on this World Population Day to do more to tackle the widespread malnourishment and unemployment prevalent amongst Indian youth.
The eradication of AIDS by 2030 appears a formidable challenge as social barriers stand in the way of equitable access to healthcare
To meet its poverty eradication, human and economic development targets, India will require much greater availability of energy. Poverty eradication is critical for building resilience to potential climate impacts.
Petroleum consumption for the year was recorded the lowest in August.
