The Global Goal on Adaptation is an encouraging development as it contains a number of developments that are very useful for the cause of adaptation

2023 saw temperature records being broken month after month, and the year is all but set to be declared the hottest in history.

Explore the cutting-edge research of three Breakthrough Prize laureates in Life Sciences, and the systemic issues that influence access to treatments for three diseases desperately looking for cures: Parkinson’s disease, cystic fibrosis, and cancer.

PM Modi said his government has a clear vision and roadmap to fulfil the unlimited dreams of India’s youngsters, irrespective of the region and society they were born in.

Existing geostrategic contradictions are likely to intensify while for India, 2024 holds out many possibilities

Targets of trillions of dollars of GDP will not be achieved if economic growth does not become inclusive and sustainable

The G20 Declaration says it encourages ‘women-led development’ but data show that women are not being paid enough for their work

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his government is working to make cooperatives a strong part of rural life, asserting that they are being scaled up massively in sectors like agriculture and fisheries after making a mark in fields such as dairy and sugar…

Youth unemployment is a structural feature of the Indian economy, with high rates of unemployment amongst educated job-seekers. This analysis looks at the data.

The winter session of Parliament that was adjourned sine die marked a new low in India’s parliamentary democracy

Seventy-year-old Mukund Rao, is a retired Assistant Commissioner at the Commercial Tax Department. His friends and colleagues call him the “Forest Man of Karnataka”.

He has one big vision. To bring back the forests around Bengaluru and in various other districts…

India's fiscal deficit may exceed 5.9% of GDP due to higher-than-budgeted revenue expenditure and lower-than-budgeted GDP.

While acquiring newer, and more precise information on child growth is a welcome move, it seems logical to stick to the aspirationally high but achievable standards suggested by the WHO-MGRS.

Happiness measures have already become the goals of public policy in many countries

Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: The silent epidemic of NCDs is fuelled by common behavioural risk factors — unhealthy diet, lack of physical activity, the use of tobacco and alcohol — which are all on the rise in India.

Heinous actions by security forces targeting civilians in response to militant attacks in Jammu and Kashmir are clearly problematic