India

True conservation must be about more than numbers. It must respect the dignity, rights, and voices of those who have lived in harmony with these forests for generations.

India is reaching out to countries long neglected by the traditional structures of global diplomacy.

Robust economic objectives can be achieved not just by spouting numbers but when growth is equitable.

Existing laws can do little to protect the rights of migrant labor, especially during a crisis. Revisiting labor laws can remedy this.

To counter the dangerous trend of misinformation, India needs to deal with low digital literacy, poor implementation of laws, and encourage critical thinking

The surge in research misconduct, ranging from plagiarism to data falsification, is posing a serious challenge to India’s academic credibility.

Due to the deteriorating security situation and the overall economic conditions in Pakistan, many Hindus feel compelled to migrate. 

Rising contractual employment in sanitation work draws upon and reproduces historical inequalities of caste and class in urban India.

The new era of great powers will be an era of Asian powers and of Asian geopolitical rivalry. In many ways, that marks a return to the historical norm.

The appeal came days before the Indian prime minister met junta leader Gen Min Aung Hlaing in Bangkok.

Energy transition research addressing the range of equity concerns across India’s socio-economic groups and regions is rare. This needs to change.

Failure to curb dissemination of falsehood via social media can have long-term effects on democratic processes.