The Russia-Ukraine War: Shaping Global Politics in the 21st Century
The Ukraine war will shape global politics for years to come. When the year began, the debate on Ukraine had already started. Vladimir Putin was amassing his troops around Ukraine.
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Violence Against Women in Live-In Relationships and the Legal Safeguards
Shalu Nigam Recently several cases are sensationalised by the media where women in live-in relationships have been subjected to gruesome violence and are brutally murdered. The mainstream media and politics pushed a toxic communal narrative and blamed women for marrying…
Feminist Advocacy to Promote World Peace
There has been a global call for justice and an end to discrimination and violence against women in the private and public domains of the post-pandemic world by the transnational feminist movements. The traditional wars in two hundred locations on this planet have devastated the lives of civilians. The feminist perspective on peace-making, peace-building and peacekeeping aver that the quest for peace is an eternal pursuit for human fulfilment. Peace or absence of antagonistic, violent, or destabilising conflict is essential for ‘existence’ to become ‘life,’ for ‘survival’ to become ‘human.’
Indian Banking and Finance under the Influence of Global Capital: Impact on Economy and Society
Any analysis of the global finance in India requires one to understand the nature of the current Indian Economy and the issues the world of finance.
The Paucity of Data: An Impediment to Policymaking
The govt should prioritise timely release of quality unemployment data to fuel research, dialogue & policymaking.
Addressing Demographic Diversity through Demographic Diplomacy
As the world population touched 8 billion, ‘demographic diplomacy’ could provide answers to a demographically diverse world.
Fiscal Deficit as a Shape-Shifter in India
The fiscal deficit created now translates into a higher debt burden that future generations have to service. Is that fair? It is more than fair. In the misty mornings of peak winter, a flock of sharp-beaked, joyless birds takes flight in the capital – Fiscal Deficit Hawks, who swoop down on North Block, where harried finance ministry officials race against time to prepare the Union government’s annual budget, to screech sharp orders to slash the fiscal deficit.