India wind energy 2026

Wind energy revival is here, but bottlenecks remain

India’s wind energy rebound in 2025 is real, but grid limits, weak contracts, and ecological risks threaten its durability. Read more »
Fiscal consolidation

Budget 2026: Fiscal consolidation versus welfare spending

Fiscal consolidation is not just technical — it forces choices about welfare, growth, and federal balance. #Budget2026 #Fiscalconsolidation #GDP Read more »
Air pollution

Air pollution, inequality, and collapse of accountability

India’s air pollution crisis is not seasonal—it is systemic, unequal, and rooted in regulatory failure. #airpollution Read more »
AI regulation in China

AI regulation: China gets it right with hard rules

From emotional data to provider liability, China’s AI regulation fill gaps others ignore. Read more »
investment divide

Investment divide is a policy failure, not destiny

India’s investment divide reflects policy and governance gaps, with public capex and execution holding the key. #investment Read more »
higher education

Higher education crisis is driving a permanent brain drain

As global student mobility tightens, India risks losing more talent unless it fixes higher education and research capacity. #education Read more »
US Venezuela crisis

Venezuela and the return of gunboat diplomacy

Trump’s Venezuela policy invites China and Russia into America’s backyard, raising risks for global energy and maritime order. Read more »
India-Germany ties

How India-Germany MSME ties could reshape European sourcing

As supply chains shift, India-Germany ties will focus on MSMEs to anchor skills, technology and sustainable manufacturing. Read more »
New MPI data

New MPI data: Poverty and climate are now the same crisis

New MPI data shows climate hazards now define where and how poverty persists worldwide. #MPI #poverty #climate Read more »
H-1B visa reform India impact

America’s H-1B visa reform rewards scale, not talent

The H-1B reset has replaced the lottery with a wage-weighted system, privileging high-paid workers and large firms while squeezing students and start-ups. Read more »