Curated by: Kabir Taneja | Stelin Paul The Raisina Edits 2026 arrives at a moment of profound global churn. Power is dispersing even as rivalries intensify. ...
Curated by: Soma Sarkar With the climate rapidly changing, water emerges as both a frontline casualty and a critical solution. Scholarship on water has also shifted from viewing it as a material substance to seeing it as part of a system that links the social, political, ...
Curated by Lavanya Mani This short essay series explores the most pressing geopolitical, geoeconomic, and development challenges shaping the Indo-Pacific, framed through the five thematic pillars of the 2025 Jakarta Futures Forum: (1) SDGs and Beyond – Food and Health for All, (2) Maritime Security and ...
India’s National Education Policy (NEP), 2020 was adopted amidst the large-scale disruption of education during the pandemic – a crisis that exposed deep-rooted challenges of education in access, quality and equity. NEP promised nothing less than a ‘complete overhaul’ of the country’s education ecosystem. It ...
With over 90 percent of global trade moving by sea, ensuring a resilient and inclusive maritime future is essential. As maritime activity becomes increasingly complex amid geopolitical shifts, technological advances, and climate imperatives, the need for global collaboration has never been greater. India, poised to become ...
In the era of the Indo-Pacific, India’s Northeast has emerged as a region of considerable significance, serving as a potential gateway to the broader contours of this geostrategic framework. It is India’s only land connection with Southeast Asia, and along with Bangladesh, it forms the ...
Curated by Vikrom Mathur Today, Indian towns and cities generate 42 million tonnes of waste every year–and it is expected to be 436 million tonnes by 2050. Only a fraction is processed–the rest forms stinking mountains in landfills, clogs rivers, pollutes the water we drink and ...
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