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Empowering nature with biocentric jurisprudence

26-Jul-2021

The Great Indian Bustard, a gravely endangered species, with hardly about 200 alive in India today, came under the protective wings of the Supreme Court of India in a recent judgment. The Court said, in M.K. Ranjitsinh & Others vs Union of India & Others, that in all cases..

The challenge of skilling India

National 22-Jul-2021

Recently,  World Youth Skills Day was observed on 15 July which yet again shows the importance of a skilled workforce in India for achieving the goal of becoming Atmanirbhar Bharat. Indian administration runs many schemes and programmes such as the Skill India Mission and the ‘Going Online As Leaders’ (or Goal) etc.

Surveillance reform is the need of the hour

21-Jul-2021

Recently, a report emerged from a collaborative investigation by journalists from around the world titled the ‘Pegasus Project’. Reports say that over “300 verified Indian mobile telephone numbers, including those used by ministers, opposition leaders..

Section 66A of IT Act

20-Jul-2021

It has been six years now that the Supreme Court struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act, 2000.However, recently the Supreme Court termed its continued use by law enforcement agencies of various states as “a shocking state of affairs” and sought a response from the Centre.

A counter strategy called B3W

19-Jul-2021

G-7 leaders finally came around with the proposed Build Back Better World (B3W) to counter China’s rising influence across 100-plus countries through Belt Road Initiative (BRI) projects. 

India’s Afghan investment

International 17-Jul-2021

As the Taliban push ahead with military offensives across Afghanistan, preparing to take over after the exit of US and NATO forces, India faces a situation in which it may have no role to play in that country, and in the worst case scenario, not even a diplomatic presence.

Growth matters but income levels matter more

16-Jul-2021

The provisional estimates of annual national income (2020-21), released recently by the National Statistical Office shows nothing encouraging in the numbers. Economic recovery and employment faces severe dent specially after second Covid wave.

The ‘re-wilding’ of wild animals

15-Jul-2021

The recent attempt of Periyar Tiger Reserve (PTR) to reintroduce into the wild an abandoned nine-month-old cub named Mangala after rearing it in ‘captivity’ for two years has once again brought the controversial concept of ‘re-wilding’ of abandoned or injured animals under the lens

 Prioritising school reopening on the road to recovery

14-Jul-2021

Most schools in India have been closed since the national lockdown started in March 2020. Although it is risky to reopen schools, the costs of keeping schools closed also create wider socio-economic and psychological issues.

Shaping a trilateral as Rome looks to the Indo-Pacific

13-Jul-2021

Signs of India’s growing centrality in the Indo-Pacific strategic architecture is reflected from its engagement with key western nations. Even countries which have been lackadaisical in their regional outreach so far have begun to approach the Indo-Pacific with a new seriousness and have been reaching out to New Delhi.



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