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Sandeep Chachra and Tikender Panwar On part of the government, such an effort would need substantial capital expenditures to create multiplier effects, instigate private sector energies and promote the generation of jobs on the ground Workers had been battling a…
TK Arun The challenge for India is to create natural gas from coal, strip hydrogen from the carbon atom to which it binds to produce methane and heavier gases such as ethane and propane, which together constitute natural gas. As…
Soumyadip Chattopadhyay and Arjun Kumar Indian cities amidst the Third Wave of the Pandemic India is urbanizing and projections are that by 2047, it will have half of its population in cities, though it might be a conservative estimate. The…
Devender Singh The budget this year does not give an impression that we are still amidst a pandemic; a pandemic, which has resulted in the loss of countless lives, liberty, and livelihoods. It seems to convey that the pandemic is…
Krishna Raj The Budget aims to achieve a low-carbon economy through the adoption of energy efficiency and transition, but changing the mode of production and consumption patterns is very important for the success of such policies. There is no doubt…
Anil Trigunayat Rarely does one see such a hectic and focused diplomatic engagement as is between UAE and its new partner Israel. A little over a year ago the famous Abraham Accords were signed with UAE becoming the first Gulf…
Harsh V. Pant A ‘new age’ free trade deal with India remains critical in anchoring the United Kingdom economically to the Indo-Pacific January this year saw the formal launch of negotiations for an India-United Kingdom free trade agreement (FTA) when Commerce and…