Bridging the Gap: The Challenges and Reforms for Lateral Entry in Indian Bureaucracy
How does lateral entry, in news recently, in GOI pan out? A former Niti Aayog officer argues the system needs to be much more welcoming of outside experts.
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Beyond STEM: The Vital Role of Liberal Arts in Shaping Innovation
While no one can counter that the world needs more and better science, tech, engineering and math grads, liberal arts and humanities studies are just as important.
Uniting Voices: India’s Global Development Compact for a Resilient Global South
While hosting 3rd VOGSS, India proposed ‘Global Development Compact’, emphasizing that its own development journey and experiences will be shared with fellow developing countries of the Global South
Markets Destabilised by Whom?
The Hindenburg report pointed out that short selling in Adani stocks was due to cronyism and stock market manipulations. That is what is spoiling the investment climate, not the exposés by Hindenburg reports.
Pioneering Diplomacy: Women’s Impact and the Evolution of Feminist Foreign Policy
The International Day of Women in Diplomacy, celebrated annually on June 24, as declared by the United Nations General Assembly during its 76th session, stands as a global testament to the invaluable contributions of women in the diplomatic arena. This day is dedicated to honoring the achievements of women diplomats, acknowledging their resilience in overcoming challenges, and advancing the cause of gender equality within diplomacy.
Fractured Faith: India’s Democracy
Elections in India are a paradoxical see-saw between trust and legitimacy crisis.
Poonam Pandey’s Misguided Move: Spotlighting the Need for Celebrity Responsibility in Cancer Awareness
Poonam Pandey undoubtedly succeeded in her goal of becoming a topic of conversation albeit by throwing ethics, sensitivity and basic empathy to the winds.