India’s universities are leaning increasingly on experience, but weak execution risks turning continuity into quiet stagnation. Read more »
Unlike the Cold War standoff, the US-China competition is constrained by shared production networks, mutual dependence, and high costs of separation. Read more »
Years of quantitative easing helped economies stabilise after 2008, but the central banks are now attempting to reverse it through monetary policy. Read more »
Carefully deployed, AI may also help fill civic information gaps and support public-interest reporting. Read more »
West Bengal’s stubbornly high rate of child marriage exposes the limits of legal reform and income growth—and points to girls’ education as the most effective policy lever. #childmarriage #WestBengal Read more »
India’s distress migration and trafficking crisis cannot be solved without embedding mental health care into every stage of rescue and rehabilitation. #migration #mentalhealth Read more »
India tracks poverty in detail but lacks credible data on wealth inequality—undermining taxation, policy, and inequality debates. Read more »
Geopolitics and geoeconomics are merging, reshaping how international actors compete for global influence. Read more »
India’s judicial appointment system raises new questions about transparency, accountability and the future of judicial independence. Read more »
Economic liberalisation in India has shifted the emissions burden from more equal and developed states to less equal ones. Read more »