<!doctype html> Energy efficiency in India: The Indispensable Prerequisite for Integrating Solar & Wind (VRE) Introduction Energy efficiency in India • Energy efficiency refers to the reduction in the amount of energy required to produce the same service (e.g., cooling, lighting, industrial output) through more efficient technologies, processes, or behavioural changes. At the same […]
<!doctype html> UN Security Council Reforms: Addressing Structural Limits to Sustaining Peace UN Security Council reforms are increasingly seen as essential for bridging the gap between crisis response and long-term peace. This analysis examines the Council’s structural limitations in sustaining peace and evaluates how functional (non-Charter-changing) reforms could improve its effectiveness in modern conflict and
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Shift from Fortress Conservation to Community-Centered Approach in India’s Tiger Conservation <stro Introduction Tiger conservation in India has gradually evolved from a “fortress conservation model”—which prioritised creating inviolate spaces by excluding human presence—to a community-centered approach that recognises the rights and participation of forest-dwelling communities in protecting biodiversity. With India hosting over 70% of the
Presumption of Innocence and the 130th Amendment Bill 2025: Balancing Accountability and Due Process Introduction The principle of presumption of innocence—that an accused person is deemed innocent until proven guilty—forms a foundational pillar of criminal jurisprudence. It safeguards individual liberty and rights, ensuring that the mere accusation or detention does not equate to guilt. However,
Exclusionary Immigration Frameworks: Unmasking Racial and Cultural Bias in Modern Democracies Introduction: Exclusionary immigration frameworks refer to legal, administrative or policy mechanisms adopted by states to restrict, regulate or deny the entry, residence or rights of non-citizens (migrants, refugees, asylum seekers) on the basis of prescribed criteria. These frameworks often manifest through visa restrictions, deportation
India EU CBAM alignment: Challenges in Aligning India’s Carbon Trading Framework with the EU’s CBAM This analysis focuses on India EU CBAM alignment and examines the technical, legal, and operational challenges India may face when seeking recognition or linkage with the EU’s CBAM and ETS frameworks. Introduction: The EU–India Joint Communication formalised a strategic agenda
How Special Rupee Vostro Accounts Can Transform India’s Economic Engagement with Neighbouring Countries <strongs <str The mechanism of Special Rupee Vostro Accounts (SRVAs) represents a new financial arrangement in which a foreign (correspondent) bank holds a rupee-denominated account with an authorised dealer bank in India, under the framework laid down by the Reserve Bank of
Great Nicobar Island Development Project: Maritime Security vs Ecological Obligations <strong Introduction The Great Nicobar Island Development Project (GNIP) refers to the large-scale infrastructure plan for India’s southernmost Andaman & Nicobar archipelago. The project envisages a transshipment port, airport, township, power plant and logistics hub, representing an investment of approximately ₹80,000 crore. From a maritime-security
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<!doctype html> India Leading the Global South: Challenges Amidst Shifting Geopolitical Alliances India leading the Global South must reconcile domestic constraints, regional credibility and great-power competition while navigating shifting geopolitical alliances to convert ambitions into effective leadership. Introduction: The term Global South broadly refers to nations in Asia, Africa and Latin America which share legacies
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