Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Manoj Misra Look at any land use map of the world, nation or a local area and invariably one of the categories in its index would be ‘wastelands’. According to records 20% of India’s landmass is categorised as ‘wastelands’. Often…
Tikender Singh Panwar “Only One Earth”; despite knowing it, assimilating it into the consciousness that we all, and that is humans, flora and fauna can coexist only, is still difficult to imbibe. “Only One Earth” is the theme for World…
Srikanth Kondapalli In a major development last week, the United States President Joseph R Biden announced the formation of a 13-member Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF) a day before the Quad Leader’s in-person meeting at Tokyo on May 24.…
Anil Trigunayat QUAD (literally referred to as the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue) has emerged as a credible alignment of democracies while its focus from sheer security dimension has diversified to encompass the synergy of economy and technology to garner new and…
TK Arun After the pandemic disrupted global supply chains and created shortages in markets far removed from the site of infections, localisation and nearshoring became the mantra of management gurus. Opponents of globalisation counted their proposition as self-evident. An ongoing severe…
Arun Kumar THE Government, worried about the inflation rapidly inching up month after month, has finally become proactive. The steps announced are designed to lower the prices of basics like diesel, steel, cement and plastics. Wholesale Price Index (‘WPI’) has risen at more…
Yashovardhan Azad & Chandrachur Singh John Stuart Mill, one of the most passionate advocates of liberty and freedom of thought, expression and speech in the 19th century, argued that ‘it really is of importance, not only what men do, but also what…