India is accelerating to achieve world-class infrastructure development to achieve its US$ 5 trillion economy target by 2025. Being the key driver of economic growth, constructing and upgrading physical infrastructure on the farthest corner of the country will bring multifacet benefits for the socioeconomic development of the country. But, during this accelerated infrastructure growth, India …
The recent global banking turmoil in USA and Europe has jolted the international banking system and brought lessons to test their robustness and stability. The crisis has also brought major concerns for non-banking sectors as these are largely funded by these banks and the associated liquidity shock can bring major collapse to the financed projects. …
The Covid 19 pandemic has brought renewed focus on digital education in India at all levels including university education. The Union Budget 2022-23 has announced the establishment of the Digital University to bring university education to the doorsteps of learners with cost-effectivity and flexibility. The rising cost of education has made it extremely unaffordable for …
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‘Shree Anna’ (Mother of All Grains) i.e., Millet, the name was given to India’s traditional staple food by the Prime Minister of India because of its enormous nutritional, health, and environmental benefits. With India’s dedicated efforts, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has declared 2023 as the ‘International Year of Millets’ to bring back the …
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In the last 100 years, the cooperative sector in India has made a notable contribution to the country’s economic and social development. As of March 2020, there were over 8.5 lakh registered cooperatives in India, with a membership of over 25 crore people. They occupy around 98% of India’s core rural economy and register voluminous …
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ANALYSIS REPORTS Analysis Report (National Action Plan on Climate Change) – May 2023 Climate change is a globally shared responsibility. This is one of the most critical challenges of this time that needs a collaborative approach to deal with where the international and national efforts have their due weightage to address the concerns and limit …
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SECTOR REPORTS Sector Specific Report (Environment) – May 2023 The 50th commemoration ceremony of India’s Project Tiger witnessed the launch of the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) by the Prime Minister of India on 9th April 2023 at Mysuru Karnataka. It will mobilize support for the conservation and protection of seven big cats named Tiger, …
GOVERNMENT POLICIES Government Policy Report l June 2023 India’s Navigation Plan to Resolve Energy Trilemma among Availability, Affordability, and Sustainability India is navigating through the energy trilemma by making steady progress on all three aspects availability, affordability, and sustainability. It is ensuring the steady flow of energy systems with rational prices irrespective of volatile international …
GOVERNMENT POLICIES Government Policy Report l May 2023 Extended Producer Responsibility Guidelines to Reduce Plastic Footprints through Sustainable Packaging Practices On 27th April 2023, the Ministry Of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) notified the amended rule for Plastic Waste Management in India. It’s been almost a year since single-use plastic items have been banned …
