Regulators move to phase down animal testing in biomedical research as an alternative for cancer research is emerging in the form of organoids. Read more »
India’s mental health crisis at work reflects structural failures, not individual weakness, and demands systemic reform. #mentalhealth Read more »
Bengaluru water crisis is structural, driven by degraded lakes, groundwater overuse, and a linear water model that wastes rain and treated wastewater. #Bengaluru #water Read more »
Rising hostility towards Indian Americans reflects a political phase, not a structural shift in the US economy or policy. Read more »
As global student mobility tightens, India risks losing more talent unless it fixes higher education and research capacity. #education Read more »
India exports labour at scale, but its migration policy remain outdated and fragmented. Read more »
Without state-level reforms, India’s higher education ambitions will remain a pipe dream. #highereducation Read more »
India’s universities are leaning increasingly on experience, but weak execution risks turning continuity into quiet stagnation. Read more »
The sharp fall in multidimensional poverty since 2015 shows welfare delivery can work—but sustaining the gains will require better state capacity. 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 »