Demography
Population and Economic Development in India ‘India can reap the benefits of demographic change and achieve equitable and sustainable development…
Population and Economic Development in India ‘India can reap the benefits of demographic change and achieve equitable and sustainable development…
The prevailing challenge in the world is security. No country is secured today. Every nation is redefining the meaning of…
Delibrating Bharat’s Technology Paradigm Modern India has had a strong focus on science and technology, realizing that it is a…
Bharat: A Torch Bearer at 2047 The 5000 years old value system as evolved and practiced in Bharat is more…
The concept of agriculture in Swadeshi revolves around the principles of self-reliance, sustainability, and local empowerment within the agricultural sector.…
Employment in India is a pivotal component of its economic structure, given its vast population exceeding 1.4 billion. This demographic…
The All India Representative Assembly (AIRA) expresses serious concern over the Indian government’s indifferent behavior towards China’s multi-dimensional threats and…
Punjab finds itself at a critical juncture, grappling with a complex array of socio-economic and political challenges that have shaped…
By Dr. Alok Singh, Recently, small and medium enterprises have received good support in the stock market. The primary market…
India is a pivotal player in global energy markets, often relying on strategic trade partnerships to fuel its growing economy.…
Speculations of Xi Jinping’s Political Future: Reasons Behind Xi’s Disappearance Abstract Chinese President Xi Jinping was disappeared from the public life for around fifteen days. In between, the BRICS submit took place in Brazil and Xi did not attend that either. Due to this absence, several experts start predicting the end of Xi Jinping’s political…
Bharat’s Drishti for Vishv – Dr Rakesh Arya Introduction The vishv is becoming increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. The rule-based Vishv order established after 1945 is becoming less effective. Globalisation is turning into slowbalisation. Hyper-globalisation left many countries behind. The unipolar Vishv is now fragmenting into a multipolar Vishv. But there is no guarantee…
Space as the Next Battlefield: Bharat’s Evolving Military Space Strategy Post-ASAT Introduction In March 2019, a giant leap was made in India’s space defence posture with the demonstration of anti-satellite (ASAT) capability in Mission Shakti. Bharat destroyed a live satellite in low-Earth orbit and thereby joined the very few countries, the US, Russia, and China,…
A Glimpse of Bharatiyan Economy: Ancient to Contemporary Prospect -By Nishant Chaturvedi Ancient times till 1707 AD The Economic history of Bharat begins with the Indus Valley civilisation, which thrived between 3500 BC and 1800 BC. The inhabitants of the valley were primarily involved in agriculture, animal husbandry, and tool making with copper, bronze,…
India at the G7: A Strategic Voice in Global Defence Dialogue By leena Abstract By now, issues like giving a strong expression by India on terrorism and United Nations reform and defence innovation through youth (iDEX and ADITI) are discussed. India’s presence at the 2025 G7 Summit marks a shift away from passive participation toward…
Bridging the Skills Gap: A National Imperative When I was in conversation with someone about the current rate of unemployment in our country and the difficulties our youth are facing to secure a job. There was always digression / disagreement on a few things, but finally some clarity emerged about Education and skill gap that…