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Rajasthan’s Maternal Health Progress and the Reproductive Agency Gap
Rajasthan has made notable improvements in maternal health outcomes, but many women still face limited reproductive autonomy and decision-making power. National Family Health Survey strengthening access to reproductive healthcare, education, and informed choice is essential for achieving equitable and sustainable health outcomes.
India–South Korea CEPA 2.0 Should Include Space Commerce
Expanding the India–South Korea CEPA 2.0 to include space commerce can unlock new opportunities in satellite technology, space manufacturing, innovation, and private investment. India-South Korea CEPA 2.0 stronger collaboration in the space sector would deepen strategic ties, boost economic growth, and strengthen both countries’ positions in the global space economy.
AI Can Help Bridge Credit Gaps in India’s Lending Ecosystem
Artificial intelligence is transforming India’s lending ecosystem by improving credit assessment, expanding financial inclusion, and enabling faster loan approvals. Open Credit Enablement Network responsible AI adoption, robust data governance, and fair lending practices can help bridge credit gaps while strengthening trust in digital finance.
India’s Industrial Policy 2.0: Parks, Jobs, and Inclusive Growth
India’s Industrial Policy 2.0 aims to boost manufacturing through modern industrial parks, job creation, and stronger infrastructure. Bharat Audyogik Vikas Yojana a focus on inclusive development, regional competitiveness, and investment-friendly reforms can drive sustainable economic growth and expand employment opportunities across the country.
Afghanistan’s Uneven Role in China’s Belt and Road Initiative
China’s approach to Afghanistan under the Belt and Road Initiative reflects a balance between symbolic engagement and strategic caution. China-Pakistan Economic Corridor while Beijing signals diplomatic inclusion, security concerns and economic risks continue to limit deeper infrastructure investment and long-term connectivity.
India–EU Energy Cooperation Needs a Strategic Reset
India and the European Union must strengthen energy cooperation through deeper collaboration on clean energy, green hydrogen, critical minerals, and resilient supply chains. Clean Energy and Climate Partnership a strategic reset can accelerate the energy transition, enhance energy security, and support shared climate and economic goals.
The Unequal Impact of Global Monetary Policy Tightening
Global monetary policy tightening affects countries unevenly, with developing economies often facing higher borrowing costs, capital outflows, and slower growth. Federal Reserve interest rate hikes understanding these disparities is essential for designing resilient macroeconomic policies and strengthening financial stability in an increasingly interconnected global economy.
Adult Immunisation in India: Insights from the Latest Data
Recent data show adult vaccination coverage in India remains low despite growing health risks from ageing and chronic diseases. India vaccination programme expanding awareness, strengthening policy, and integrating adult immunisation into routine healthcare can improve disease prevention, reduce healthcare costs, and promote healthier ageing.
Future Battlefields: Lessons from Ukraine, Iran, and China
Modern conflicts in Ukraine, Iran, and China’s evolving strategic posture highlight how drones, AI, cyber capabilities, precision weapons, and integrated warfare are reshaping the future battlefield. China-Taiwan tensions these lessons underscore the need for adaptive military doctrines, technological innovation, and stronger defence preparedness.
E-Commerce Marketplaces as Custodians of Product Quality
E-commerce marketplaces are evolving beyond their traditional role as intermediaries to take greater responsibility for product quality, consumer protection, and seller accountability. Bureau of Indian Standards stronger quality standards and transparent oversight can enhance trust, improve customer experiences, and support sustainable digital commerce.
India’s Rise as the Global AI Integration Engine
India is emerging as a key force in the evolving global IT landscape by integrating AI across industries, digital infrastructure, and enterprise services. Global Capability Centres its skilled workforce, innovation ecosystem, and expanding technology capabilities position the country as a major hub for AI-driven transformation.
Measuring Crime in India Beyond Official Statistics
Official crime statistics provide valuable insights but often fail to capture the full picture due to underreporting, reporting practices, and data limitations. National Crime Records Bureau improving crime measurement requires stronger data systems, transparent methodologies, and better integration of diverse sources for informed policymaking.
BRICS 2026: Unleashing Traditional Knowledge to Fight Species Loss
As global species loss accelerates, conventional conservation models often force an unrealistic choice between environmental protection and human livelihood. Discover how top experts from South Africa, Ethiopia, Iran, Brazil, and India are championing a different path—one that integrates rich, community-led Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) into formal policy frameworks and leverages new financial architectures to fund large-scale ecosystem restoration.
Western Climate Finance is Failing the Global South
The global climate finance architecture is strained, with investment falling short of what is needed to drive the green transition. For emerging economies, high costs of capital and constrained access to finance continue to limit scale and speed.
Europe’s Fighter Jet Ambitions Face Major Setbacks
Europe’s next-generation fighter jet programmes face mounting challenges from rising costs, competing national priorities, and industrial fragmentation. France Germany Defence Relations these obstacles could delay defence modernisation, weaken strategic autonomy, and affect the continent’s long-term military capabilities.
Bangladesh’s Indo-Pacific Strategy Under the Interim Government
Bangladesh’s interim government is redefining its Indo-Pacific approach by balancing strategic partnerships, regional security, and economic priorities. Bangladesh indo pacific policy its evolving foreign policy reflects efforts to strengthen diplomatic engagement while navigating intensifying geopolitical competition across the Indo-Pacific region.
India's Next War Will Be Fought in the Sky
Today's battlefield is increasingly defined by drones, long-range precision strikes, missile defence, electronic warfare, cyber capabilities, artificial intelligence, and the contest for control of the electromagnetic spectrum. Traditional contact warfare is giving way to a new era of kinetic, non-contact operations.