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As the frequency of climate-related disasters rise, there is a greater need for a compounded cooperative approach within the global community
Nepal is witnessing a clear disillusionment with the federal political system as protests demanding the restoration of monarchy are on the rise
Regulations brought in related to sex work need to go beyond people who are forced into the profession to also be inclusive of the people who enter th
As the US’s global leadership in upholding the rules-based order will be stretched, regional actors will have to rise to the occasion and maintain o
India’s impeccable story of constitutional promise and practice has much to offer to the G20 members and the world
While a noble attempt, this bill does bring up concerns around biases in law and infringement of personal privacy
A drag-and-drop approach towards meritocracy in the public sector will be hard to achieve as both the private sector and the public sector vastly diff
Khalilzad has taken a gamble without a real plan in his pocket.
Why is the Navy procuring three different helicopters to fulfil three ends of the same capability spectrum? The Navy would be better off with a single platform to leverage engine and systems commonality reducing costs in the form of maintenance, acquisition of spares and the training of pilots and maintenance crews.
Taking more and more titles and power may actually be a sign that Xi Jinping is not being able push through his policies in the way he wants.
The President-elect Donald Trump has already confirmed that Lieutenant General Michael Flynn will serve as the next National Security Advisor
Nor has the Narendra Modi government been deaf to the needs of the farming community.
For China, an economic backlash against South Korea is unlikely to provide any solution to the protracted crisis between the two Koreas.
Difficult basins with poor prospects like the kind in India will never be explored or developed under fair-returns-cost-plus regimes. Successes such as those of Lundin in Norway or Cairn in Barmer do not come to the faint-hearted.
This paper explores the ways in which UAVs are increasingly integrating themselves in civilian life, outlines the policy implications of this rapid proliferation, and identifies specific policy blind spots India must address.
Although stopping droughts completely remains a challenge, technological innovations and bolstering institutional and community-level capacities can s
Every time the government uses an e-governance technology, it results in more efficiency, lesser costs, lesser manpower requirement and lesser physica
Governments and political actors must be liable for their performance and the virtual realm is not a playground anymore.
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Capturing biometrics for children will help achieve Universal Health Coverage by providing greater access to healthcare to children from vulnerable po
Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) in India is enshrined in the Constitution and mandated under the Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act 2009. Yet, its implementation remains tentative for many reasons, primary of which is the absence of a clear government guideline regarding which Ministry is tasked with policymaking and implementation. This brief attempts to offer an answer for the government. It examines the conc
Anyone driving to the hills on the mandatory pilgrimage trail cannot but notice the ubiquitous drum or two in front of roadside stalls - its presence advertising fuels in a way that no pure-for-sure campaign can match.
India's ranking in the World Bank's ease of doing business index is 134. Ease of doing business has ease of settling commercial disputes at its centre. With the Arbitration and Conciliation (amendment) Bill coming in place, India could play a greater role in shaping the way forward.
Historical differences can threaten the optimism raised at APEC and East Asian Summit.
As China’s economic and financial impasse deepens, the question is whether the rest of the world can become organised in time.
The state of the Indian economy is intricately intertwined with the rest of the world.
Under President Marcos, Manila is keen to strengthen the country’s maritime security capabilities and improve its defence network in the region
