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The Serendipity Mindset: The Art & Science of Creating Good Luck,...
IMPRI TeamDiscussing the book on the serendipity mindset and the importance of planning, educating, and training people to meet each other and finding things...
Quad Summit Spotlights Chinese Unilateralism
Chintamani MahapatraThe singular target of the Quad summit was evidently to check the Chinese unilateralism in its political, strategic, and economic behavior. Run by...
The Serendipity Mindset: The Art & Science of Creating Good Luck,...
IMPRI TeamDiscussing the book on the serendipity mindset and the importance of planning, educating, and training people to meet each other and finding things...
Safeguarding Children from Disasters & Achieving SDG 11.5
Manish Thakre, Farrukh ShahAs per UN estimates, the urban population of India will be 52.8 per cent by 2050. Every fourth child in India...
In Our Efforts to be Green, We Must Not Greenwash
Ashish Kothari“India commits to become net-zero by 2070”, said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the start of the ongoing 26th...
The Sick Yamuna Is Newsy, But How Long?
Manoj MishraAgog with the frothy Yamuna in Delhi, it is as if the first time that media has discovered it. The excitement has raised...
The new calculus of variable geometries in geopolitics
It’s been clear for some time now that the global multilateral order is not fit for its purpose. The covid pandemic has only made the world more aware of the real-time consequences of this gradual decay. The United Nations Security Council has faced a lot of flak for not representing today’s international power realities and for not being able to shape the global discourse on the changing nature of security. For several decades now, the world has been debating and discussing the need for reforms in the UNSC, but to no avail. Leaderships in nations like India seem to have given up and are now putting the onus on the UN to reform itself, if its credibility is to survive.
COP- Cacophony of Promises
G 20 in Rome laid the pretext for the Glasgow Environment Summit- the COP. Both felt short of the expectations is an understatement. Were there greater hopes from the leadership of the world especially those of G20 that take the carbon credit of polluting nearly 80% through emissions- yes indeed! Most of them are also the ones that possess the means to address the challenges of Climate Change? They are the ones who are rich and can provide the finances. They also have the technologies to make the world Green yet again. But they are lacking the will to share those as a global Good. Leader after leader did not lack in using high-sounding adjectives to highlight the plight of the world. That we are digging our own graves is a given. But we are also digging it for posterity.
For the right to die with dignity
T K ArunIndia needs a legal basis for individuals to determine how to handle their end of lifeIndia needs a law...
Why US-China Ties Are Showing Signs of Thawing And What It...
Chintamani MahapatraThe economic Cold War between the United States and China unleashed by former President Donald Trump is not over yet. Expectations in the...
