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Anil Trigunayat India continues to have an aversion to structures which tend to undermine her ability to exercise legitimate choices The Democracy Summit called by President Joe Biden on December 9-10 has been his favourite project. It was possibly delayed…
Tikender Singh Panwar (In the 20th century, there were 402 extreme events, whereas from 2000 to 2021 there have been 354 events of natural disasters in India with still eight decades to complete the 21st century. In such a situation,…
Dhiraj Nayyar The key to success in mitigating climate change is the emergence of new technology. But technology needs to be commercially viable, or it will fail. The one thing that is apparent after the latest global climate summit, COP26…
Manoj Misra It is no secret that the master key to Yamuna rejuvenation or for that matter any other perennial river is to make it flow as close to its natural flow pattern as possible. How to go about it…
Flavia Agnes When we are examining women’s rights, it becomes imperative to address the doctrinal concern–whether a woman-centric legal doctrine can be termed ‘biased’ and lacking a ‘neutral’ perspective? Can the lens of feminism or concern for women’s rights be…
T K Arun Fundamental rights and the separation of powers among the executive, the judiciary and the legislature are critical to democracy and cannot be sacrificed for the sake of development. Development is not some pyramid of ancient Egypt, to…
Harsh V Pant China sees itself as a power that has risen to become a peer of the US and wants its place under the sun, in the process unmasking its aggressive intent. The US is trying to push to…