The 21st SCO Summit: A Repeat of the Past?
The SCO Summit is a good opportunity for the leaders to take stock of the regional and global challenges and enhance cooperation in addressing the common goals and objectives in a concerted manner.
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Insights, a blog published by IMPRI.
Torrential rains, urban flooding and the saga of poor infra planning
Tikender Singh Panwar Submerged Bengaluru roads, flooded rivers in Kerala and rains wreaking havoc in Himachal Pradesh – are the abiding images of this year’s monsoon. In Himachal, an estimated 200 people have died in two months since the onset…
Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana PMUY – Impacts and Challenges
Despite record levels of electrification in the country, the challenge to provide access to clean cooking fuel is still a persistent problem. The disparity among states in this context is highly starking.
Queen Elizabeth II Departed: Britain’s Soft Power Still Alive Globally
TK Arun Queen Elizabeth ll’s soft power Queen Elizabeth provided a solid symbol of Britain’s collective identity; the greater the soft power, the greater disruption caused by the passing of such power’s tangible embodiments. Queen Elizabeth II’s death has been…
A Great Momentum of India’s IT sector
TK Arun Introduction about India’s IT sector India’s expertise in digital governance can be a major form of foreign aid and Indian soft power. ET Government felicitated, last week, nine state governments for their innovative use of information technology in…
Liz Truss Triumph: Win for the Party and the UK
Harsh V. Pant Besides steering the economy through one of its most challenging phases, Truss will also have to undo the damage done to the Conservative Party by Boris Johnson. Power is a strange beast; it allows extraordinary leeway when…
Political Conundrum Pervasive in Iraq
Anil Trigunayat Iraq’s problems do not seem to go away. Any effort for domestic stabilization always meets with an unequal and more intense opposing force. Politico- religious leaders hold the sway. External powers play their own games in keeping their…