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After nearly nine years of Narendra Modi’s helmsmanship, the Indian Republic is in deep crisis. Several institutions of our democracy stand destroyed, or their independence compromised, since he took office as Prime Minister in mid-2014. One of his first acts was to abolish the Planning Commission. That official economic think-tank, which traced its origins back to Subash

With the India story taking precedence over the China story, India is frequently referred to as “the one bright spot on the map!” Complementing the country’s strength in services, its recent moves to give manufacturing a push are taking India closer to the East Asian growth model.

In September 2022, the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas (MPNG) formed a committee led by Dr Kirit Parikh to review the current pricing formula for domestically produced natural gas (NG) and make recommendations to restructure the formula in order to ensure “a fair price to the end consumer.”

It’s been 26 years since the first climate summit of the United Nations took place in Berlin, followed by many more summits resolving to cut emissions. Yet fossil fuel consumption and the release of greenhouse gases are on the increase. Scientists have been desperately urging to decarbonise the economy; global leaders are not maintaining the speed needed to achieve net zero or

The climate summit COP27 in Egypt agreed to set up a fund to aid developing countries that suffered “loss and damage” as a result of climate change. Though there was no agreement on the emission control of fossil fuel driven economies, phasing down climate-damaging emissions is the agreed-upon goal of most countries.