One Nation One Election: Revitalizing Democracy
A single election cycle would put in the hands of marginalised electorates and regional parties an instrument of change which was lost in the chaos of the continuous cycle of voting and campaigning
Category Thematic Areas
India-China Relations: Balancing Economic Goals and Security Tensions
For India to become the third-largest economy, there is an urge to surpass the current $70 billion in inward investment, to more than a hundred billion, in addition to strengthening the recent interest in the electronics sector.
Unpacking ‘IDEAS’: How India’s Development Assistance Scheme is shaping Global Growth
India has a rich tradition of offering development aid to nations across Asia, Africa, and the world, demonstrating its dedication to South-South collaboration and international unity. This dedication was further solidified and broadened through the introduction of IDEAS
International Day for Peace- 21 September: A Call to Action or an Echo of Empty Promises
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the United Nations General Assembly's adoption of the Declaration and Programme of Action on a Culture of Peace.
The Abraham Accords: A New Dawn or a Mirage?
Four years into the Abraham Accords, the devastating conflict in Gaza reveals a painful truth: Ignoring the Palestinian issue doesn’t eliminate it, it makes it explode. A course correction is urgently needed.
Navigating Challenges: Immigration, Abortion, and Their Effects on U.S. Growth
Immigration has been a growth driver. Liberal abortion laws have led to reduced crime rates over time.
One Nation One Election Will Weaken Democracy
The argument is that repeated polls are expensive and also push political parties towards populistic promises. But the long term benefits they trigger might be greater.