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Anil Trigunayat An old adage in diplomacy is that there are no permanent friends or enemies only permanent interests. One could qualify it to include even temporary interests due to prevailing geopolitical or geo economical constraints and headwinds. US President Joe…
Harsh V. Pant India and the European Union have once again embarked on an ambitious journey. Both understand the need for urgency in reaching their destination. But the path towards that end game remains a tumultuous one despite a new…
Tikender Singh Panwar Climate change is a continuing phenomenon. It has accentuated in the last four decades during which human-induced impact on climate substantially affected almost all aspects of life – nature being the worst affected. As a philosopher pointed…
Tikender Singh Panwar This year on world environment day three aspects are of umpteen importance in ensuring a sustainable world. Reducing carbon emission; the challenge of biodiversity, the rapid pace with which it is reducing and; the massive land-use change…
The Covid pandemic has constrained the world to adjust to another culture. Amidst this emergency, organizations all over the planet have embraced work from home for their employees. This aided a ton in the activity of organizations in the midst…
T K Arun What has macroeconomic management got to do with old filmy villain Ajit’s penchant for drowning his enemies in liquid oxygen, so that the liquid would not let them live, even as the oxygen would not let them…
Devender Singh “Let us recognise our demographic dividend. Our nation is young. The world needs skilled manpower.” – Prime Minister Narendra Modi, June 11, 2014. “It is critical to prepare the ‘demographic dividend’ of the country as per the demands…