energy security

India’s energy security hinges on smart transitions

As oil output declines and coal endures, India must balance energy security with its 2030 renewables and net-zero goals. #energysecurity Read more »
green subsidy

Where India’s green subsidy will truly matter

India must channel its public funds by strategic leverage. The question is where and how green subsidy will deliver maximum export resilience, decarbonisation and domestic value. Read more »
risk guarantee fund

Risk guarantee fund may revive India’s infra push

The risk guarantee fund could ease financing hurdles, attract foreign investors, and accelerate India’s infrastructure growth. #infra #policy Read more »
World Habitat Day

World Habitat Day: Smarter urban governance key to liveable cities

This World Habitat Day, ensuring India’s cities remain liveable requires not just infrastructure but also people-centric policies and strong governance. #cities #urbanplanning #WorldHabitatDay Read more »
teacher training

CBSE’s teacher training programme faces real-world test

CBSE’s new teacher training programme promises change, but lasting impact depends on design, reach, and rural access. #Teachertraining #CBSE #policy Read more »
food safety

Food safety failures mar India’s festive season

From milk to oils, adulteration persists as food safety watchdogs struggle with poor oversight and weak penalties. #foodsafety #kuttu #Navratri Read more »
H-1B visa fee hike

India could turn H-1B visa restrictions to its advantage

High H-1B visa fees and policy shifts risk weakening the US-India tech corridor and remittance lifeline. Read more »
MGNREGA, water conservation, groundwater crisis

Government transforms MGNREGA into water security scheme

With ₹88,000 crore in funds, MGNREGA now prioritises water projects to address the looming groundwater crisis. #MGNREGA #water Read more »
demographic dividend,

India’s demographic dividend morphing into a debt trap

Without urgent reforms, India’s demographic dividend is becoming a liability, dragging growth into a debt-fuelled spiral. #demographicdividend #India Read more »
privatisation

Privatisation is no substitute for industrial policy

India cannot disinvest its way into greatness. To remain sovereign and competitive, the state must cleanse its own house and commit to building industrial muscle, alongside private sector, for the twenty-first century.... Read more »