Demography Dividend गतिमान जनसंख्या
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…
New Economic Paradigm for 2047: Deliberation Human Centric Development A new economic paradigm should prioritize human-centric development alongside economic growth…
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.…
The End of the “Brotherly” Consensus The shifting sands of the Arabian Peninsula are currently witnessing a tectonic realignment that defies decades of conventional geopolitical wisdom. For years, the global perception of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) was one of a monolithic bloc, anchored by the shared interests of petroleum-rich monarchies and a unified front…
Introduction However, it was not until April 2026 that the Ministry of Defence of India released statistics that shook the world of international arms. Defence exports for the Financial Year 2025-26 touched the all-time-high mark of ₹38,424 crore ($4.6 billion), which represents an astronomical jump of 62.66 per cent compared to the preceding period. Nevertheless,…
India has experienced a subtle but significant change in its trade strategy over the last year. After years of hesitant flirtation with free trade agreements (FTAs), the country has signed and operationalised a series of ambitious deals with the United Kingdom, the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), and most recently, New Zealand. Individually, each agreement…
The year 2026 has witnessed constant turbulence in the realm of the global financial market, with the Indian rupee becoming a victim of this global chaos. To gauge the extent of the stress that is being faced by our currency, one has to take a look at the figures that have been witnessed during the…
Abstract India’s policy for the Indo-Pacific has evolved significantly and emerged as a key tool in this strategy, namely defence diplomacy. Most of this essay is devoted to India’s growing reliance on military cooperation to foster security in a disputed region, safeguard its maritime interests and assert regional power. This article examines how the military…
India faces a structural water imbalance. The country receives about 4,000 billion cubic meters (BCM) of rainfall annually, but only about 1,123 BCM is usable due to geographic and storage constraints. (cwc.gov.in) At the same time, nearly 600 million people face high water stress, and per capita water availability has fallen below the water-stress threshold.…