ANALYSIS REPORTS Analysis Report On India@ 2024 – January 2025 India in 2024 emerged as a nation striving towards growth, innovation, and resilience. It marked significant achievements across various domains, highlighting its journey to becoming a global leader through realizing its vision of Viksit Bharat by 2047. The country faces a mixed landscape of progress […]
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India’s digital divide, particularly in terms of broadband connectivity, remains a significant challenge, with disparities evident across urban and rural areas, socio-economic groups, and educational institutions. To address this, the National Broadband Mission (NBM) 2.0 has been launched. It will aim to strengthen digital connectivity and ensure inclusivity for all citizens. Building on the foundation
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Ecotourism is a responsible form of travel that emphasizes the conservation of natural environments, respects local cultures, and supports the well-being of local communities. It offers a sustainable approach to exploring natural attractions, emphasizing responsible travel. Prioritizing environmental integrity and cultural respect fosters a harmonious relationship between travelers and destinations, preserving ecosystems to support the
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GOVERNMENT POLICIES Government Policy Report l January 2025 The “Green and Sustainability” Working Group, formed under the Bharat 6G Alliance (B6GA), marks a significant step in aligning technological advancement with environmental priorities. This initiative stems from India’s commitment to pioneering sustainable 6G networks, as envisioned in the Bharat 6G Vision document. It aims for India
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SECTOR REPORTS Sector Specific Report – (Sustainability & Climate Change) January 2025 The Indian coal sector, often criticized for its environmental impact, is transforming toward sustainability through various green initiatives. With increasing global emphasis on combating climate change, India’s coal industry is also adopting measures to minimize its ecological footprint, ensuring energy security for the
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Sustainable architecture is transforming the way buildings interact with the environment. It is redefining building design by blending environmental responsibility with practicality and aesthetics. It focuses on energy efficiency, resource conservation, and ecological stewardship, by creating functional and ecologically conscious building architecture. This global movement has found a unique resonance in India, where rich architectural
Drylands, covering approximately 40% of Earth’s land surface and home to over 2 billion people, play a crucial role in global ecosystems, agriculture, and biodiversity. Presently it faces significant challenges due to climate change, land degradation, and socio-economic pressures. Thus, the Global Strategy for Resilient Drylands (GSRD) 2030, launched by CGIAR at the United Nations
The Indian education system going under a revamp through NEP 2020 that is modernizing it at par with global education standards. The Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) is a transformative initiative to streamline academic record tracking and management across the nation. By assigning a unique and permanent 12-digit ID to every student, APAAR consolidates
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Green sustainability has evolved from a discretionary choice to an imperative necessity, both globally and within India. The escalating challenges of climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation demand immediate and concerted action. To ensure a habitable planet for future generations, safeguarding biodiversity and ecosystems is crucial. Internationally, the transition to sustainable practices is evident
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India’s rural regions face a significant technology gap, which hinders socio-economic development and perpetuates inequalities between urban and rural areas. Bridging this gap is essential for achieving inclusive growth, improving living standards, and fostering resilience in rural communities. Thus, the Rural Technology Action Group (RuTAG), established by the Office of the Principal Scientific Adviser (PSA),
