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National Sports Governance Act 2025: From Ad-Hoc Oversight to Statutory Reform in Indian Sports

For years, Indian sport operated on an unwritten principle: no matter how messy a federation’s internal politics became, courts and ad hoc committees would eventually sort it out. That informal arrangement came to an end in August 2022 when FIFA suspended the All India Football Federation, citing undue influence from a Supreme Court-appointed committee overseeing its affairs. This temporary but unprecedented suspension threatened India's hosting of the FIFA Under-17 Women's World Cup just days before kick-off.

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Social Stock Exchange in India: Assessing the Role of Capital Markets in Financing Social Development

In the past, all of India's social sector (an estimated 3 million-plus registered NPOs) had been relying on philanthropy, government grants or funds received via the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) mechanism, which are more often than not one-off grants and not income earning.

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Nature-Based Flood Governance in Northeast India: Evaluating Assam’s Wetland-Based Flood Mitigation Policies and Initiatives, 2015–2026

Assam's relationship with flooding is not new, but the vocabulary of its flood policy is changing. For decades, the state's response to the Brahmaputra and its tributaries was almost entirely structural: embankments, spurs, and dredging works administered by engineering agencies.

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DEMOCRATIZING DIGITAL COMMERCE: ONDC AND THE FUTURE OF MARKET COMPETITION IN INDIA (2026)

The Indian e-commerce landscape has historically been dominated by a duopoly, where a few multinational aggregators controlled market access, search visibility, and supply chains. This platform-centric model created massive entry barriers for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), limiting their reach and squeezing profit margins through steep commissions. 

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Pradhan Mantri Surya Sarovar Yojana (2026): Advancing India’s Floating Solar Infrastructure

The rapid growth of solar photovoltaic (SPV) technology has become a key driver of the global shift towards low-carbon energy systems. Declining module costs, technological advancements, and stronger climate commitments have accelerated solar adoption worldwide. In recent years, floating solar photovoltaic (FSPV) has emerged as an innovative approach involving the installation of solar panels on reservoirs, lakes, and other water bodies. It provides a sustainable alternative to conventional ground-mounted solar projects by enabling renewable energy expansion while addressing land availability challenges.

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Insurance Amendment Act: Decoding the 2025 Reform

The Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Act, 2025 represents the most sweeping overhaul of India's insurance regulatory architecture since the sector was opened to private participation in 2000. Introduced in the Lok Sabha on December 16, 2025, passed by both Houses of Parliament within two days, and granted Presidential assent on December 20, 2025,

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Financing India’s External Balance – An Assessment of RBI’s 2026 Measures to Attract Foreign Capital

History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes. When the war in West Asia intensified in February 2026, the rhyme was not hard to find. Rising crude oil prices expanded India's trade deficits. Foreign portfolio investors were leaving the market. And the rupee had dropped approximately 3.9 percent against the U.S. Dollar between February 27th and June 22nd 2026.

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