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Harsh V. PantDuring Sri Lankan Finance Minister Basil Rajapaksa’s visit to India earlier this month, the two nations have seemingly agreed to work out a cooperation package that involves broad based engagement across sectors like food, energy, investments and...
Harsh V. PantForeign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla was in Myanmar this week to assess the ground situation and to nudge various sides to seek mutually acceptable solutions to the multiple crises marring one of India’s most important neighbors. New...
Ritheka SundarThe National Bank for Financing Infrastructure and Development (NBFID) was established with an aim to support the development of long-term infrastructure financing in India such as the development of the bonds and derivatives markets so that infrastructure financing...
Harsh V. PantThe Cold War sentiment is arising globally. This year would be remembered for solidifying the fault lines between the United States of America and China and sport, like much else, is in the cross hairs. Earlier this...
Harsh V. PantThe much-touted Summit for Democracy hosted by US President Joe Biden has come and gone without generating much heat. For the American leader, making democracy globally attractive has been a priority, and in that spirit, this summit...
Sonia SinghThe Commission for air quality management (CAQM) was established under Air Quality Management in National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas Ordinance in October 2020. The parliament was not in session during this time, and an urgent need for such legislation...
Swati SolankiIntroductionWe all produce waste, but the way we manage it is the most important factor that affects the environment. Waste generation globally is high and growing day by day, and if left unmanaged the waste will create crises...
T K Arun India’s total fertility rate (TFR), the number of children a woman in India will have, on average, during her lifetime, has dipped below 2.1. Time we upgraded the quality of our financial reporting. What is the...
Manoj ParmarIn the year 1988, when Prof. Denise Hector (University of Miami) was discussing architecture and technology as large virtues that determine the trajectory of architectural paradigm, he was referring to architecture, broadly as two axes of analysis. The two...
Arun KumarA bill to deal with the growing concern about cryptos is likely to be ready soon. Cryptos are a virtual entity which can potentially be like cash with implications for monetary policy, etc.. But there is lack of...